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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1931
Page
8
About 250 Amarillo residents expected to ride the African Legion special train to the Texas convention in El Paso August 22. The trip departs 9:15 PM with round trip coach tickets at $9 and Pullman $11 plus $5.50 berths. Panhandle residents eligible. Chamber of Commerce promotes Amarillo as host via post letters.
Mrs Agnes Lyne discusses children and pet ownership noting that kids often lose interest and neglect pets yet learn responsibility through caring for animals. She favors keeping pets only when children can permanently assume care and urges returning wild or stray animals to their homes to avoid neglect. Wynne Ark. Negro hoe hands do their chopping with anx
A Florida style appeal touts Kruschen Salts as a fat loss method with a testimonial from a 29 year old woman who claims to have shed 18 pounds since July. The ad urges daily half teaspoonful doses in hot water and advises diet changes to support weight loss. Fox Drug Co. and City Drug Co. are listed as sellers.
An old advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a powerful antiseptic treatment for eczema and skin diseases. It claims rapid relief and promises money back if not helped, urging purchase at city drug stores and Fox Drug Company.
Hazel Denmark, a seven gaited mare, is entered for the plantation run ning walk class at the Mid-Summer Show to be held at Fair Park next Friday and Saturday nights. Tickets are on sale at City Drug Store with 2000 grandstand seats at 50 cents, 1000 reserved seats at 1 dollar, and box seats at 1.50.
An August day saw two bank robbery attempts fail. In Camp Point Illinois a gunman fled after the caretaker milked a cow and alerted authorities. In Pennville Indiana two men fled when a factory whistle rang out and bystanders captured them.
In Morehead City North Carolina a local man named Jim Kelly, described as Black, reportedly shot a cuckoo in a scene noted for potential illegality. Meanwhile workers at a nearby site were startled by a black bear seen swimming toward the river, causing alarm and disruption.
Liane and Elsie walk for rehearsal and lunch with friends when a red roadster roars by. Shane McDermid, dressed plain but bearing good news from the Doc, reassures Liane about the man missing. she expresses thanks for his kindness after a night of fear.
Game Warden Silas Brown concludes there was no justification to arrest Kelly for shooting at an artificial cuckoo clock bird. Jim woke at 3 AM, grabbed a shotgun, fired, and the clock sounded to silence as the bird fell behind its doors.
A canned advertisement proclaims ZEMO stops itching scalp removes dandruff and prevents hair loss. It claims thousands endorse the product as the sensible solution and notes prices 35c 60c and 1.00 with dealers listed.
In a tense scene Cass tries to calm Liane who senses consequences from Shane McDermid. Molly is cited, and Liane accepts a message from a friend promising good news for her and her mother as she embraces life. Elsie asks who is involved as Liane shows growing wisdom and hope.
A fragment shows a character urging another to wake from a trance and join for lunch as the scene continues. The line hints at a light daily interruption within a larger narrative. The source preserves a tense, informal tone suggesting ongoing action.
Radio company Nunn Electric Co announces incorporation of latest developments into new Genera tors distribution lineup. The bulletin lists updated components and distributor partnerships.
A dealer claims high interest in reliable car service and urges customers to share repair needs. They advertise low prices and guarantee work done correctly on the first attempt.
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