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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1926
Page
4
A fragmentary note references the News and Business departments of a press or magazine called the Aurorate Press. It hints at regular news pubs and dispatches but lacks coherent detail or clear events.
Joslyn confronts fear after a newsboy’s cry about Jim Kelvin. Brierhalter calms her while promising to fetch papers and a doctor. Joslyn insists on immediate action and lashes out at the idea of safe confinement as she demands truth tonight.
In a woodland stream, a starfish with five arms moves along the pool floor and gradually pulls open an oyster with hundreds of tiny suction cups, while Reddy Fox and Jimmy Skunk observe the unlikely spectacle and wonder at the creature’s method.
An Amarillo resident praised El Paso police for courtesy shown during a visit. A motorcycle officer stopped, greeted him, explained traffic rules, one way streets and parking blocks, and offered further help. He said the gesture formed a lifelong positive impression of the city.
A mass meeting stressed the need for the Rock Island line from Amarillo to Liberal and urged quick funding of a 125000 bonus for land and terminal facilities. Oil men face a 25000 quota led by W H Holmes as checks flow in, with every industry urged to contribute to spur rail relief and growth.
A stream of quirky, fragmentary observations from New York on August 13. The musings touch on Kobelik, fashion, street life, public spaces, music by George Olsen, and odd scenes from daily city life. The piece mixes humor with fleeting portraits of citizens, outfits, and urban scenes.
Notice from L. W. Blakey at the Commercial Hotel in Panhandle Texas offering 100 mules and harness for contractors along railroads and oil fields for a 3 to 6 month period contactable until August 17.
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