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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1928
Page
12
Dress and clean a wild duck and truss as a goose. Bake in a very hot oven for 20 to 30 minutes, basting with fat every five minutes. Serve with currant jelly. Domestic ducks need longer cooking than wild ducks. Optional apples may be placed inside for flavor.
Morris Cohen a 22 year old junk dealer is sentenced to life for murder by poisoned liquor. He poisoned liquor to kill his rival in love Hyman Friedman. Friedman drank the bottle left in his car and died.
London report reveals Lady Lavery, American-born wife of painter Sir John Lavery, is depicted as the Irish Colleen on the new Irish Free State currency. Sir John painted the image for the Free State Treasury, noting his wife as the ideal embodiment of the emblematic figure.
The report profiles Charles Townsend of Hull dubbed the walking supporter. He claims the title after walking 200 miles to London to watch his team play and says he attends every match and even walks to Plymouth and other distant towns. He notes he walked 2800 miles last season and plans to continue.
Dr. J. J. Taubenhaus of Texas A and M College reports a new cotton disease found in three Texas regions. He notes it resembles cotton wilt but is not yet deemed as serious and does not require farmer alarm at present.
Researchers at the experiment station study cotton root rot from all angles and note any other cotton diseases affecting Texas crops. The work aims to offer practical solutions under Texas conditions.
In Rome, pork butchers and straw hat vendors occupy the same space, reflecting a crowded street economy and overlapping trades. The odd pairing highlights local commerce and daily urban life in the city.
Premises alternately reflect a debate as the light headgear season begins and the local ordinance against hog killing takes effect, setting the stage for heightened regulatory attention and public discourse.
Joe Wood of Massachusetts must use a Rhode Island road to leave home and, after a 30 day visitor grace period, is fined by Massachusetts authorities for the required registration plates.
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