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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1927
Page
6
Subscriptions and departments listed for the Amarillo Globe including circulation and business sections. The Associated Press delivers news dispatches to the paper with local publication of regular news.
A youth becomes an efficiency expert at a railway company and drafts an advanced time table. The manager rejects the clear, legible design, insisting on a confusing format and tells him to start over. The anecdote ends with the blunt dismissal and a command to rewrite.
The column mix notes farmers seeking relief and declares sermons on efficiency. It mocks political pledges and hints at a future Republican candidate avoiding a campaign. It references weather, neighbor noises, and a misprinted line about India.
In Chapter VII of the Benson case, Detective Heath and District Attorney Markham question Mrs. Platz about visitors while Philo Vance weighs implications of a revolver and the murdered Alvin Benson. Vance suspects a concealed motive behind Benson’s social circle and contemplates tracking Benson’s female companionship and associates.
A unique ship to shore transfer moved motion pictures from the liner Leviathan to a Broadway theater via seaplane. Paramount representatives Wells Ercole and MacKean piloted and supervised the operation, cutting delivery time by five days and enabling rapid nationwide news distribution.
A London horticulturist reportedly creates a true blue rose, not a shade or purple but a brilliant blue. The piece argues the blue rose represents the ideal and drives mankind toward exploration and invention, citing Columbus Lindbergh Einstein Edison and other visionaries as seekers.
The article explains a new movement within the Federal Council of Churches to replace emotional mass evangelism with "visitation" outreach. Proponents argue it lowers cost and improves retention, noting Billy Sunday's 1917 New York campaign spent 350000 and yielded few lasting members.
The Board of City Development backs Panhandle dairying as Texas and Oklahoma push for a larger role in the industry. New cheese factories and a condensed milk plant join regional growth, with West Texas feeds giving a yearly income stream and steady circulation beyond wheat or beet surpluses.
Farmer Brown's Boy tracks a missing carpet and coat by a tied string. Following the leads, he discovers a Bear hiding under the back porch using the stolen items as a bed. He confronts Cubby and claims the coat, ending the tale with a prompt for the next story.
The dispatch surveys varied topics from Bishop Barnes disputing Darwin and Eden to a Los Angeles minister questioning radio's blessings and a New York bank cashing large checks. It also notes Windsor raids on speakeasies and Paris money leaving for Italy, with stray garbled lines about pencils and rain.
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