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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1926
Page
4
The Amarillo mass meeting at the Auditorium tonight aims to discuss pressing city concerns. Mayor Lee Bivins urges all citizens to attend at 8 oclock to address water shortages oil field and railroad matters and other key subjects shaping Amarillos future.
A New York City column mocks dumbell classics that mock literacy and elites. It debunks stereotypes of shop girls chorus girls and debutantes while praising none. It cites modern fashion and social trends with satirical notes on editors and society pages.
A garbled set of remarks from local residents and visitors includes I W Clifton on carrying a pick, Reed Curtis raising funds to wash Windy Nicklaus' ball suit, Mike Lemaster recalling Amarillo 1911, and John Short claiming The Trouble swept field trials. Other entries mention population spikes and press coverage, with several unreadable lines.
A soft breeze drifts through a window as clouds gather for rain. Joslyn feels stronger, tuning in to street sounds despite the gas and dust, while Miss Laws remains quiet and distant.
Five men trapped by a mine collapse at the Hudson mine near Lems Ky were brought to the surface alive. Randolph Cobb led the group out followed by James, Castiller, A B Wilson, and Harry Watson as crowds cheered and guards restrained the anxious onlookers. Castiller was hospitalized with pneumonia and the group recalled conserving matches to extend their lamps during the long darkness. James Kelvin emerged as a local hero for warning others.
An advertisement urges parents to use McCoy's Coo Liver Of Compound Tablets to help sick children gain strength and weight. It promises quick improvement within days, a 60 count bottle for 60 cents, and a money back guarantee after 30 days. The product is sugar coated for children.
Reddy Fox and Jimmy Skunk explore a beach after a storm finding oysters attached to a stone. Jimmy explains oysters are two halves like clams and how an open oyster yields a meal. A starfish watches from nearby as the scene hints at danger.
A cosmetic remedy promises to remove freckles and restore a clear complexion. Advertised as guaranteed with money back, the guidance advises applying Othine night and morning, typically using an ounce to complete the treatment.
A. D. Payne of Amarillo seeks election as representative. The message urges voters to support Payne, asserting alignment with the interests of a leading youth group and endorsing his candidacy.
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