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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1927
Page
17
Butter rubbed with apples and water baked slowly described. Recipe directions include Old Monk Uncook ed Icing with sugar milk butter and punch syrup instructions.
Hollywood notes Charles Farrell, a rising star with "Old Ironsides" and "7th Heaven," still drives a Ford while peers in lower standing ride in luxury cars. He jokes about affording a new Ford and laments being labeled as merely “one of the boys” by critics. His modest car draws as much attention as larger vehicles.
The writer contrasts Hollywood stars faking democracy with Farrell who claims pride in owning a top automobile and being well paid. He notes stars pose with a small car for publicity while Farrell genuinely broadcasts ownership of a premium Ford vehicle and earns a substantial paycheck.
In Porto Rico, schools are opened inside old Spanish fortresses El Morro and San Cristobal as part of Americanization efforts. Prison cells hold desks while classes occur behind barred windows and grated doors. American officers study Spanish and Puerto Ricans, including 65th Infantry members at San Juan, learn English.
Judge Nelson speaks Sunday at 9 45 a m on a men’s Bible lesson held at the Mission theater. The event draws local residents and church members seeking guidance and fellowship.
Mrs Chitwood provides two simple fruit dishes with apples baked after coring filling with sugar spice or raisins dusted with cinnamon and baked. The second recipe guides six apples filled with seedless raisins then dusted and baked with flour and sugar in the pan. A stray line notes a French invention of a gasless line motor drill weighing 70 pounds with magneto ignition.
A perfected device for guiding pedestrians at night uses a line of underground electric lights across streets in Paris. The apparatus will also signal vehicle traffic where to stop, aiding safety for both pedestrians and drivers during nighttime crossings.
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