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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1926
Page
6
Thursday listings detail WEAF WEAF from New York and stations across the country including Detroit Chicago Philadelphia Los Angeles and Houston airing orchestras choirs and dance programs with varied times and segments. Numerous ensembles and conductors are listed among station lineups.
The Globe reports its carrier service failed over two evenings as more than 100 subscribers asked for copies. Amarillo residents praised carriers for their effort amid deep snow, with many motorists diverting to avoid the riders. Most missed papers were later delivered, though some were lost in snow piles on yards and porches.
Kansas City bankers bid 1000 dollars for bandits dead or alive. The market for bandit stock is not booming in the city, but bankers see solid returns on this unusual investment despite caution.
A New England stroll leads Foss to the creation of The House by the Side of the Road. An old man shares water a bench and apples with passersby and explains the simple kindness inspires the poem. The moral urges readers to help strangers along their way.
A Baltimore article honors Dr Frederick Henry Baetjer of Johns Hopkins as an X ray scientist who endured 23 years of pain and the loss of eight fingers from X ray exposure. It notes his resilience and ongoing commitment to research despite severe injuries.
A damaged OCR fragment from a local newspaper page provides partial text about events and notices. Readable elements hint at community news, schedules, or notices but lack full context or clarity.
In a tense courtroom a young woman Sandy describes a forbidden love triangle with Ramon and her husband Douglas. She recalls Ramon’s kindness, a late-night return, and a fateful letter that led to a dangerous, eventual confession. The jury watches intently as she recounts the events surrounding the deceased.
Gray Fox, timid and wary, declines Green Meadows and moves toward the Green Forest. Reddy and Mrs. Reddy, planning a hunt with him, lure Gray Fox toward Farmer Brown's henhouse as Bowser the Hound prowls nearby.
James H. Allen of Rochester New York says a self developed formula ALLENRHY dissolves uric acid deposits causing rheumatism. He asserts the remedy quickly banishes all signs and symptoms and offers money back if not effective. Amarillo and other druggists will dispense it under this guarantee.
A 1920s style ad touts Long Hack and White Ointment and Soap as quick fixes for pimples and skin blemishes. It claims dramatic results and broad affordability, with readers urged to try the products for clearer skin.
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