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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1927
Page
12
The case centers on a mixup at Fairview Park hospital Cleveland where a girl adopted by the Smiths is claimed to be a boy by the parents. Blood tests and hospital practices, including foot imprint charts, are discussed as methods to verify parentage and prevent future errors.
Doctors test blood to determine if a newborn is truly the child of the parents. Prospective mothers face uncertainty upon hospital admission about receiving their own baby. Dr Morris Fishbein explains medical safeguards and the accuracy of such procedures in a special Globe and NEA Service article.
Facts of interest note that about one seventh of the British population works in the clothing trade. It explains kid gloves are named for kid-skin originally used, now lambskin is common for ordinary gloves. The bungalow term derives from India, from bangla meaning thatched hut.
Flappers dominate the summer Tokyo Imperial theater lineup with five modern themed plays led by regular women artists and select male stars. The first work Dont Betray Your Husband adapts a sizzling love romance of a screen couple who eloped before finishing their film. Rit suko features a leading lady aged 48 as a典 modern girl who trades affection for wealth from an aging firm head.
The chart paper shows a mother’s record and other data that minimize confusion. While identity errors are now rare, they still happen and are hard to correct. Blood tests have not reached infallibility yet.
A London fashion expert claims plus fours are an old style pattern revived today. He notes fashionable men in the 1860s wore similar garments, drawing a direct line from past to present in golf and driving fashion.
Three bottles of French wine sold at public auction to aid Mississippi Valley flood sufferers. One pint brought 125 dollars, another 65 dollars, and the last 35 dollars, totaling 225 dollars for the relief fund in Granite Falls Minnesota.
Community members praise Judge Nelson for engaging discussions at the Men’s Bible class held every Sunday at 9:45 a.m. in the Mission theater.
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