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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1926
Page
4
A dense listing from multiple stations across the country details orchestral programs, dance music, and city-specific broadcasts. Notable entries include Detroit, Philadelphia, and New York stations with evening schedules featuring choirs, chamber groups, and soloists along with time slots and venue mentions.
Peter Rabtat watches as Killer the Duck Hawk closes in on Mr. and Mrs. Quack flying low over the Big River. Peter fears for Mr. Quack and shuts his eyes, unable to intervene as danger looms.
In the tale Peter watches Killer the Duck Hawk sweep the river area seeking Mr and Mrs Quack who vanish from sight. Peter confirms their absence and later hears Mr Quack’s voice while Mrs Quack recounts the escape. The scene ends with playful reflection on the mystery and a hint of further adventures.
An article argues that ministers' sons face higher moral scrutiny yet better early training and opportunities. Citing Who's Who in America, it notes 11.1 percent had a clergyman father and that 1870 census-era clergy produced far more eminent figures than other groups. It claims heredity and environment explain higher achievement, challenging notions of delinquency.
A New York woman confessed to swindling by passing a bad check for 853 dollars at a Fifth Avenue store. The judge sentenced her to Auburn prison but she pleaded not to go, saying she would rather die. She will be moved to Welfare Island where a longer sentence may await, pending parole board decisions.
Census shows farm land value fell from 54.829 to 37.779 million dollars between 1920 and 1925. The 1925 valuation, though down, stands 33 percent above 1910. Indicates buyers faced five years of decline.
A fragmentary New York Day by Day column recounts quirky city scenes and colorful street life with misspelled and garbled phrases. The text references figures and places in a lively irregular cadence, capturing a sense of urban bustle and spectacle in April.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a political or social screed with garbled lines about a prominent figure, possible references to bench, crime or justice themes, and scattered phrases on speed and power. Many words are corrupted, limiting clear identification of people, places, or events.
On a voyage Luella and Philip discuss a double self and elusiveness as a romance unfolds. Mary, faced with debt and a stolen loan, agonizes over saving her brother Ted and avoiding disgrace while John Rogers seeks forgiveness.
Luella and another girl discuss news as Philip Andover confirms Miss Worrest has won the ship's sweep prize of four hundred and fifty dollars. The scene ends with a prompt To Be Continued.
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