Fragmented OCR Note with Timelines and Totals
A garbled OCR fragment lists time spans six months and one year with a dollar value of 8.50 and a reference line to C90. The readable content is minimal and lacks clear entities or a coherent news item.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1926
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment lists time spans six months and one year with a dollar value of 8.50 and a reference line to C90. The readable content is minimal and lacks clear entities or a coherent news item.
A Kansas City Star page ad urged youth to seek thrills in Christian life. The piece contrasts nightlife and modern pleasures with faith, urging attendance at church and youth meetings to find lasting joy and a higher experience.
C A Clark of San Jacinto resigns from the News-Globe circulation department to join his wife in Austin where he will assist at the university Methodist church. The Clark family is praised for their influence and service to San Jacinto as Clark shifts to new duties.
Tuesday listings show a dense map of programs from WRAL to WEAF and WGM, with concerts, talk segments, and orchestral broadcasts. Stations include WCKX WIR Detroit WFAA Dallas WEAF New York and many regional outlets, detailing times and featured acts across cities from Omaha to San Francisco.
Judith faces tension as Douglas and Sandy cling to each other amid media fury over the Werth murder. Front page portraits and sensational coverage fuel doubt and strain as Hal Matthews warns of poor prospects for Sandy’s recovery.
Mrs. Quack and Peter recount peril from two hunters with terrible guns in the Green Forest. They describe near capture and injuries, the unfair chase of furred and feathered folk, and a duck decoy trap that nearly cost lives.
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