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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1927
Page
14
The Amarillo Globe News staff notes publication by Globe-News Publishing Co with GENE HOWE as publisher and WILBUR C. HAWK as general manager. Circulation and subscription rates listed include one month three months six months and one year in Amarillo by carrier.
Dr E E McBride of Oklahoma City led the Crippled Children’s Clinic last Tuesday. At a Lions club luncheon J N Beasley and Bob Ames announced follow up steps and assigned one case each to several supporters. The plan estimates about $100 per case with city participation invited.
A critic argues myths beat bare facts, praising stories of Home Sweet Home author Payne writing in Paris and a Long Island house myth. He defends legends about Washington’s cherry tree, Buffalo Bill, Montezuma, Lincoln’s thrush, and the Aztec Empire, urging Americans to keep comforting tales alive.
A British coal miner in his seventieth year, earning $22.50 weekly, reflects in a London interview on what counts as success. He suggests happiness lies in relationships, peace, and simple joys rather than riches, noting wealth does not guarantee fulfillment.
Oil production continues to drop in negative territory but Panhandle operators grow more optimistic as reports show a gradual fading of the over production problem. Daily average crude output across the United States remains a focal point amid cautious industry outlook.
Philo Vance and John F. X. Markham interview Miss Muriel St Clair as part of the Benson murder inquiry. She explains gloves and handbag found at Benson's house and recalls a dinner invitation that led to the volatile mood before the crime.
In a Burgess tale, a spectator Jimmy Skunk watches Reddy Fox hunt Mrs Peter in the Old Pasture. Mrs Peter’s thump provokes a hornet swarm that enrages Fox, while Jimmy digs into a yellowjacket nest for a beer in a comic turn. He licks his lips over the feast and argues with Mrs Peter about who deserves credit.
In Chapter XLV Vance and Markham ride to town to question Miss St Clair about a troubling case. Vance hints at a reluctant decision regarding the culprit as he weighs the delicate points surrounding the lady. The scene underscores tension and moral calculation in the pursuit of truth.
Slump in oil industry marked by a drop of 17 585 barrels in the past week with Seminole field Oklahoma and West Texas field each showing declines. Bureau of Mines data show consumption rivaling production, confirming a national downturn and hinting at a later rising market for Panhandle operators.
A quirky door slow reveal centers on a disheveled visitor insisting on Room 209 on the second floor despite the late hour and a clerk's refusal. The unnamed man identifies as Silas K Wetherell and claims to have fallen from a window, prompting comic confusion.
A New York pastor opposes religion in politics and will only vote for Protestants. Al Smith is praised as an ideal candidate for broadcasting. A cab driver returns $450 found in his cab, avoiding tips. A leaf insect from India is added to a Nebraska display at the University of Nebraska.
About 75 boys and their fathers enjoyed a banquet at the Amarillo hotel as part of the Hi Y Father and Son week. W W Flenniken spoke on father son relations. Herman Boles served as master of ceremonies with short talks by school officials and Hi Y club leaders. Flowers decorated tables by the Senior High PTA.
Hanson Post commander Lewis Fields said the Legion banquet at the Herring Hotel Friday will be the best yet with 1000 seats arranged. Tickets are selling fast as ex servicemen and their wives prepare for an engaging program followed by dancing.
Tokyo reports the first Far East subway line near Asakusa and Ueno, a standard gauge route about two miles long. Modern steel cars will carry an estimated 100000 daily riders, cutting journey time from twelve minutes to five.
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