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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1928
Page
6
The Amarillo Globe notes a post office matter dated February 20, 1924. The entry appears in a dated line indicating official postal action or notice from the February 20 issue.
Circulation Department notes a charge of 7.80 with 2.60 shown, likely a billing or subscription detail referenced in the department lines. No additional context or events are provided to specify a date or action.
Henry Ford and Harvey Firestone plan vast rubber plantations in Brazil and Liberia while Prof. Fritz Hofmann in Germany develops synthetic rubber from coal byproducts. Carnegie Tech President notes today’s research pioneers may found tomorrow’s industries, turning laboratories into new frontiers.
Newspapers celebrate Canon W. A. Spooner on his golden anniversary noting his lifelong work as a theologian and his peculiar habit of swapping first letters to create humorous phrases. The public remembers him for these Spoonerisms more than his serious scholarship.
A mother’s failure to see Peter’s view makes commands hard. using tact and clear reasons could win cheerful cooperation. Explains how turning chores into engaging explanations helps form united obedience and practical understanding for a child.
The Ponca Indians adopted John Philip Sousa during his October 12 visit to Ponca City Oklahoma. The ceremony took place at the 101 ranch with George L. Miller hosting a luncheon and an elaborate welcome for the famed bandmaster.
Janet and Lotus face a looming task raising a brilliant son while Denny, a lively boy, is badly injured in a street accident. Janet, worried for her child, and Dr. Ballard Riley confront a shocking family connection as he battles to save the boy.
A postal inspector collects diamonds disappeared in a rush on the burned remains of an air mail plane that crashed near Polk Virginia. Souvenir hunters recovered stones and the inspector compiles a list of finders while the transport company orders a wreck search.
New York theatrical producer John Golden attends public dinners and endures poor oratory, claiming his pleasure comes after the speakers finish. He explains with a New England anecdote about finding amusement in failed speeches.
In a vivid New York diary style, the author describes sightings of Monta Bell and Marie Dressler, meets Hamish and Aimee McLaurin in Honolulu, watches riveters, and visits Central Park. The piece notes the Little Italy area, Italian American life, and Americanization, with wry comments on crime terms and nightlife.
Jimmy Skunk injures a leg escaping Hooty the Owl after a torn coat bite. Sammy Jay suspects an attacker, but Jimmy refuses to name anyone. The incident leaves Jimmy wary and lame, while others wonder who caused the claw mark.
Rail rates to Kansas City for the American Royal Livestock and Horse Show to be held November 17 to 24 have been cut. Wisconsin Illinois Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Wyoming Utah Iowa Nebraska Colorado Kansas Missouri Arkansas Louisiana Texas Oklahoma New Mexico Idaho get a fare and one third round trip. Other areas qualify for fare and a half on the certificate plan due to concurrent conferences.
The puzzle presents horizontal clues from 1 to 32 including sorrow exclamation cry of a raven festival leaf page one side. It features terms for collection of facts successively stain scarlet legendary energy strapped shoe heavy silk diving bird naked tip hereditary and ends with the word humor.
The service announces about 1 cent per mile coach excursion rates from Kansas points to Kansas Bay for Royal on November 20 and from Missouri points to Missouri Day on November 21.
The Paris note reports Junius P. Alexander of Santa Barbara praising French women as charming, with the prettiest being a bread seller and a flower girl near Place Vendome. He nostalgia for Napoleon Column, and an expert warns war-born boys may have reduced learning capacity.
A large number of crossword style clues cover discolored skin anatomy and general terms. The list includes entries like back of the neck, daybreak, prophet who trained Samuel, and various variants for weather and objects, forming an extended word puzzle segment.
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