Porto Verde Mystery Deepens On Inspectors Arrival
Eldery American chemist Lincon Nunnally travels to Porto Verde Brazil with Vilak to probe a spate of deaths. They observe a fortified Prentiss estate with barbed wire and hidden alarms as tensions rise among Elsie Marberry and plantation interests amid jungle unrest.
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Lincoln Nunnally
Porto Verde
Brazil
Vilak
Elsie Marberry
Nunnally
Tony Barbetta
Limey Potts
Nannally
Gaylord Prentiss
Elsie
Prentiss
Prentiss’ Place
Amarillo Daily News Publisher and staff details
Amarillo Daily News a Panhandle country paper covers Texas Eastern New Mexico and Western Oklahoma published by A News Pub with editor Wilber C. Haxk as general manager. Rates listed for mail and carrier delivery. Associated Press content and local news features noted with circulation details.
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E. Nunn
Amarillo
Unahborma
Enver
Dalles
Fortworth
Oklahome
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Carrrier
Amarili
Associated Press
Notice to the Public on Corrections and Reflections
A public notice warns readers that erroneous reflections on individuals or corporations in the column will be edited or avidly corrected to prevent damaged reputation or misrepresentation.
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Crm
Colummne
Warren Nee
A Thought Upon Life Darkness and Ignorance Quote
A brief Shakespearean fragment contrasts life with walking in light, declaring there is no darkness but ignorance and urging action before life ends. The item reads as a reflective quotation highlighting the inevitability of ignorance without knowledge.
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Shakespeare
Texas to Launch All-Special Publicity Train Tour North and East
Texas plans a two week publicity tour with 150 representatives led by Gov. Dan Moody to visit major northern and eastern cities starting in June. The mission seeks first hand information about Texas laws industries climate and transport while showcasing Texas business ethics and modern reforms. Local commercial groups will arrange contacts and era of goodwill visits with dignitaries and citizens in each stop.
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Texas
United States
Kansas City
Manufacturers Record
Baltimore
America
Lone Star
Dan Moody
Lone Star State
Baltimore Journal
Program Aims for Dignified Impres sage Texas Trip
The text describes a Texas-bound program that seeks to maintain dignity and gravitas for the journey, aligning with its serious objectives and purpose. It emphasizes a solemn, impressive presentation and adherence to formal aims.
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Texas
Nausea Causes Beyond Stomach Ailments
Medical guidance explains most nausea stems from biliary or liver issues rather than stomach disorders. It cites bilious toxins, gallstones, liver disease, and ovarian or kidney conditions as possible causes and notes the Graham gallbladder test can reveal the true source. A fast and biliary diet may relieve bilious nausea while proper diagnosis pinpoints the problem.
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Graham
Prominent figures quiz from the day’s headlines on the back
The note lists ten questions about notable figures and topics of the era. It asks who serves as U S ambassador to France and Coolidge secretary, which governor is probing the Sacco Vanzetti case, identifies William Hale Thompson and E L Doheny, asks if tomatoes and cucumbers are vegetables, defines weighted silk, locates Maya Indians, compares automobiles to telephones, and recalls the Krupps. It ends with a curious fact about cassowary eggs, noting the male incubates and the eggs’ large size.
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Vitak
Vilak
Prentiss
Old Prentiss
Young Prentiss
Elise
U. S
France
President Coolidge
Saccho-Vanzetti
William Hale Thompson
E. L. Doheny
ABE MARTIN Quips On Verdict and Marriage for Comic Effect
Constable Plum voices a wry take on the Snyder-Gray verdict as Abe Martin jokes that it won’t stop men from marrying strong, square-jawed women in silver helmets. The line mocks skepticism and stubborn bets in small town banter.
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Plum
Voice of the People letter policy for The News
The News will print communications that are acceptable, free of libel and abuse. Short letters preferred. Authors must sign their names, supply city addresses if residing in cities, and address The News directly. Open letters to public figures are not acceptable.
Voter faith in north highway bond highlighted by Amarillo letter
A June 7 1927 Amarillo Daily News letter from a taxpayer urges prompt construction of the north road funded by bonds and warns against misused funds. The writer stresses that timely work will provide employment and protect public trust while urging continued press scrutiny. J C Sisemore endorses fair reporting and unity in the paper.
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the Daily News
North Highway
North Road
Court House
Amarillo Daily News
Amarillo
Texas
South
News and Globe
J. C. Sisemore
Rangers coat messenger dog in asbestos for burns
After a forest fire carrier dog was seriously burned while delivering orders, California forest rangers fitted him with an asbestos coat to protect and comfort the animal as crews battled the blaze.
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California Forest Rangers
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