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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1926
Page
5
A fragmentary line mentions Teo Ventre in an unclear boast about sailing and wine. The text is heavily garbled, offering few readable facts beyond a maritime or nautical setting and a personal name.
The Fair offers five vaudeville acts and Hogan's Alley in a Warner Brothers feature bill. Tom Mix appears in his action western and The Son of Sontag plays at the Deandi with a comedy. The Liberty and Lasky ranch highlights include Tears Through and The Rainmaker scenes with large crowd recreations and notable cast members.
A reflective fishing themed piece opens with nature imagery and lines about fishing and its joy. The report then shifts to Amarillo area railway and railroad staff updates, including Rock Island and Santa Fe personnel movements, appointments, and incidents.
In old films Farina, a male actor, wore dresses as his usual costume in the Qur Gang comedies, leading to him being categorized as the eternal feminine in those productions.
Fragmentary quotes show unnamed speakers discussing daily tasks and unclear topics. The text includes distorted names and phrases, making it hard to identify context or subjects.
Federal dry agents filed nineteen complaints in the oil towns and Amarillo as Commissioner Rollie Scales reviews Jamaica ginger sale cases. Hearings will be scheduled at the earliest time, and agents continue field work.
Six ships of the National Air Transport air line set out from Gan and Elo for Abilene the first stop on a goodwill tour. They will stop in Cisco and Mineral Wells before ending the tour in Dallas tonight.
In St Paul Minnesota George Ravenhorst of Ruthton hauled a 100 foot seine on Lake Currenent and saved one small perch after finding it undersized under state law. W C Barber, previously ill in hospital, has returned to his room and can move about a bit.
A quirky note describes a farmer north of town who trains pet birds and a buzzard that smokes a pipe while skywriting ads. The piece weaves humor about railroad time cards and delays, urging readers to ask a frail road man for the time on a time card.
The Senate unanimously dismissed Holm Bursum's challenge to Democrat Bratton for New Mexico's seat after a bipartisan elections committee report found Bratton duly elected. Bursum lost the 1924 race by a small margin amid ballot validity dispute.
Describes capes of varying lengths that are nearly always circular in cut and despite luminous fabrics at the feet, they maintain a narrow neat shoulder line.
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