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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1926
Page
4
Fragmentary masthead lists GENE HOWE as Publisher and Enditer and WILBUR C. HAWK as General Manager on News Department and Business Department with a telephones cue 411.
Jock confronts a web of deception as Peg calls out his hidden insecurities. Eunice pleads for help when Brad vanishes after a night out, leaving Jock racing through a deadly cold to uncover the truth and his own loyalties.
Reddy Fox and Jimmy Skunk explore jelly like masses washed ashore after a storm. They wonder if the strange blobs are alive, inspecting one with a cross pattern and debating their origin while seeking answers along the seashore.
The new ruling on earthen storage for oil brings relief to Panhandle producers and local citizens amid shutdown fears. It preserves production, protects leases, and highlights the role of the railroad commission, Judge Bell, and advocates Scott Heywood W H Holmes S D McIlroy in easing a crisis for Amarillo and surrounding communities.
An unnamed source describes a New York syndicate directing some 10 000 cleaning workers across the city. The network allegedly coordinates housing preparation, wages, and benefits for hotel and office cleaning, with a rise in middle aged women joining the workforce and new funds for burial and welfare.
A truthful lady recounts a theft at a blind news dealer on 42nd Street where pennies are stolen and returned with a newspaper. In Fast 54th Street a rathskeller style saloon thrives with 25 cent half seidel beer and German fare. Third Avenue hosts a curio shop with a window displaying a mummified Indian head and a claim about hair growing after death for sixty years.
Provincial Police raided a portable home in Hazenmore seeking liquor. Cassidy’s shack was nearly moved when officers arrived, confiscating fifteen bottles of beer and numerous empties amid a hurried search.
Louisa a tired shopper, exhausted from long hours in a busy department store, writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her regain health during a demanding period. Her letter, from Morrell Park Baltimore, notes she is mother of three and urges other working girls to try the product to prevent weakness and lost time.
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