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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1926
Page
4
A dated radio listing sweep shows stations from Detroit to Portland detailing programs, orchestras, talks, dances and concerts. Entries include WEAF New York and WABC style program blocks, with various hours and regional features across multiple markets.
The Globe apologizes for missed deliveries after two snowy evenings. Over 100 residents telephoned requesting copies. Amarillo residents praised carrier effort, noting missed papers were later delivered despite snow piles in yards and on porches.
Kansas City bankers bid 1000 dollars for bandit stock dead or alive. The market sentiment remains cautious with bandits selling poorly in Kansas City. Investment activity appears strong despite the risk.
Sam Walter Foss learned the origin of The House by the Side of the Road from a roadside vignette. An old man shared water a bench and apples with travelers near a shaded spot bringing a daily habit of generosity that inspired the poem.
On a Johns Hopkins cot in Baltimore lies Dr Frederick Henry Baetjer a dedicated X ray expert whose 23 years of service include 72 operations and severe pain. His eyes are blind yet his courage remains steady as he endures daily trials for science and fellowmen.
The readable portion shows scattered letters and phrases with no clear names, places, dates, or events. The content remains garbled and does not present a coherent report or identifiable subjects.
In a tense courtroom a pale young woman recounts a painful affair with Ramon Werth and a violent return of feelings. The scene centers on love, betrayal, and a deadly tragedy as she details past meetings and a letter that drew her back.
In a rural tale, Gray Fox resists a hunt led by relatives Reddy and Mrs. Reddy and follows toward Farmer Brown's henhouse. The trio’s plan to trap the timid fox unfolds with warnings of danger and fear, revealing Gray Fox’s cautious nature.
Rochester resident James H. Allen describes a self developed remedy Allenrhu said to dissolve uric acid deposits and banish rheumatism. He lists newspaper advertising and guarantees refunds if symptoms persist, instructing Amarillo and other druggists to dispense the treatment.
An old advertisement claims pimples blotches and redness ruin looks and promotes Back and White Ointment with Birch and White Ointment and Soap as a quick, affordable remedy. The copy mentions its wide recommendations and mentions pricing in liberal size packages.
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