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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1928
Page
8
The fragment mentions GENE HOWE as Publisher and Editor and WILBUR C G H AWK as General Manager along with pricing figures and a note that The Globe is an independent democratic newspaper publishing the news impartially and supporting what it believes to be right regardless of party politics.
City Commission urged immediate action to open Amarillo’s new municipal airport. Public letter argues against delaying for contracts or hiring an expensive expert, saying local engineers and government plans can lay out the field at little cost. Gene Tunney declined Levine’s flight invitation from London to Paris.
Mrs Agnes Lyne argues for fixed weekly allowances based on family needs. Children learn money value, self restraint, and proper channels for funds, avoiding cash incentives for chores or capricious spending.
Amarillo jobbers and manufacturers will gather at a Banquet at the Herring hotel tonight at 7 15 to organize a group for promoting local firm interests. Officers and many committees will be chosen and a temporary body last week will outline policies. Neal Ainsworth heads the tentative group with Guy Saunders as secretary. Annie Askley is noted as a famed rifle shot.
Janet Mary James, an eager young hopeful, advances in a Broadway show after meeting producer Mort Goldstein and director Ballard Riley. She faces rival chorus girls, waits anxiously for opening night, and sends Corinne Mallory flowers while longing for Riley’s attendance.
A wealthy New York financier known for philanthropy dies. A Western newspaper editor orders an intimate obituary with anecdotes. A veteran reporter refuses, recalling years of promotional puffery and the death benefiting the morning papers.
By 0 C McIntyre Catalina a 22 mile long island two hours by boat from the mainland is owned by William Wrigley Jr. It blends wealth and wave with hotels aviary and cinema location sites. Fishermen chase seven to 250 pound tunas while tourists enjoy golf, beaches, and dramatic scenery. The author notes diverse residents and oddities including osteopathic doctors and a personal aversion to island tedium ending with a wish for a snowstorm in Madison Square.
A puzzle and scene snippet reveal five letter words and a drama backstage. Janet seeks makeup guidance from Corinne while Flodine Deslys watches with a coy smirk as Janet imagines a glamorous transformation.
A jumble of numbered clues including verbs nouns and adjectives with hints like to oscillate to reduce to powder by friction and to lure. Entries cover plants animals minerals and actions suggesting a partial puzzle or glossary from a dictionary style page.
In a 1928 Burgess animal tale Trader the Wood Rat shifts homes as Whitefoot and Mrs Whitefoot debate neighbors and risk. Trader plans to move back and secretly gathers supplies from Farmer Brown's evaporator, while Whitefoot worries about a big appetite and security.
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