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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1926
Page
4
A playful sketch notes President Calvin Coe seeking rest from a cold with a hot bath while the first lady may brew tea and heat a water bag. It imagines a heat owl visiting the bedroom and presidents needing slippers to dodge mansion mice as grand democracies forget simple human realities.
A cheeky look at fads, why they catch on, and how even odd trends like hair slicked on one side and dog collars can grab attention. The piece notes publicity boosts and lasting appeal despite their freakish origins, citing two Mononganels Pa. schoolgirls.
A Presbyterian board of education report cites about 2000 churches with pastors and warns continued shortages. Secretary Rev wis B. Hillis says the trend shows a growing need for youth, with ordinations failing to replace aging preachers and science debate mentioned as a factor.
Vague OCR fragments describe a competition or contest with mentions of prizes, letters, and contributors. The readable parts are too garbled to identify persons, places, or organizations confidently.
A fragmented item praises community efforts led by Metta to encourage boys in Amarillo through athletic and spiritual programs. It highlights a strong foundation and mentions key figures and activities that symbolize local values and civic engagement.
A dense schedule shows stations from Atlantic City to Los Angeles broadcasting music, talks, and orchestras. Featured are WPG New Jersey, WLAL Baltimore, WCAP Washington silent stations, and programs from New York, Chicago, and Detroit.
Readable sections show women discussing beauty culture in New York. The scene follows Mary and Luella at a beauty parlor with talk of face lifting, dieting, and English women as a contrast. Monsieur Jacques runs the shop while assistants and a coiffure process shape clients.
Mrs. Grouse admires Thunderer as he struts and thrums his wings in a display on a weathered log. She laments her ruined nest after Ringneck the pheasant's attack, while Thunderer boasts and promises a future nest, though he offers no help. Copyright 1926, T. W. Burser ss. The next story: The New Hone.
Inside a metal tube Luella frets about an appointment at Sherry's. A man's voice outside confirms John Rogers has arrived to fetch her, causing Luella to scream in shock as his image appears in the mirror.
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