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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1926
Page
7
A trusted remedy claims to stop itching and soothe skin conditions including eczema rashes pimples and blackheads. The antiseptic Zemo supposedly clears minor blemishes overnight and can be applied discreetly at any time. Available through your druggist in small or large bottles priced around 60 cents to $1.00.
The report notes heavy rain and wet ground hurting overall business in March with merchandise distribution below expectations. Banking and employment also show weakness while construction remains comparatively steady.
A mix of brief city notes from Sioux Falls New York and Jersey City covers odd domestic incidents. Charles Hills fights city limits over trespassers near his garage while a New York mayor comments on a diplomat’s kiss customs. Marie Mouret Hart separates from her husband after a dispute over American customs.
Poithad News columnist Joan Moore laments vanished church bells and urges revival of bell calls for worship and funerals. She praises twilight chimes as a spiritual link, hopes bells return to churches, and notes railroads handling heavy tonnage alongside this reflection.
A column argues against worship of intellect alone and advocates heart based wisdom. It critiques prison recruitment of faculty, notes Yale Harvard football passions, and emphasizes moral spirit over pure learning. The piece by William T. Ellis urges balance between education and godliness.
A jumbled OCR fragment mentions various locals and workers. It notes a Santa Fe contractor W. T. Winslow reassigned to a local freighter view east of Catadclan, visits by Mrs. W. Kretsinger and son to Kansas City and Wichita, and two week absence from 20605 Fillmore Street. It references a Pullman porter anecdote about a whisk broom and rail life, social clubs and a new society for suppressing snare drums and sauerkraut, plus visits by Traffic Manager J. A. Hulen and Chief Engineer M. A. Stainer to Amarillo and James Allen Rowe’s recovery from illness.
Local advertisement promotes Wespack fertilizer for lawns and shrubs with a contact phone number 31 for inquiries and orders.
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