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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1926
Page
4
A British writer applauds the American flapper, noting she is usually pretty and well dressed, self possessed yet not priggish, with a zest for life. He highlights American chivalry toward women, gifts on calls, and frequent phone chats, and sees flappers as clever, eager, and ambitious beyond mere housework.
November review from the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas reports wholesale trade softer due to seasonal factors but holding up versus last year. Oil output in the district hits a new high with November production surpassing 20 million barrels while drilling shows fatigue later in the month. A liner project plans private suites for first class passengers on a service between the Americas and London.
Fragmentary state notice from Texas references a sheriff or constable and a period of weeks but the text is heavily garbled with many missing words and nonstandard spellings. The readable fragments mention authorities, time frames, and possible enforcement but lack coherent actions or dates to confirm a specific notice or event.
Robert Masterton is freed from prison and meets Sadie Hicks in a New York restaurant. She reveals curiosity about his past and offers companionship as he plans a new path. Masterton slips money to Hicks, praising loyalty as he contemplates what comes next.
Officials of the Santa Fe Railway announce the 1927 Safety First committee. It comprises operating department officials and employees, including Amarillo personnel such as J. Mackie, C. Cravens, J. Walter, H. G. Flanders, R. W. Prentice, M. C. Wagner, and others listed. The group oversees road safety measures for the year.
Peter Rabbit and friends witness a Christmas tree in Farmer Brown's house and share a night of wonder. The next morning Farmer Brown's Boy delivers a feast to animals across the Green Forest and Green Meadows, spreading Christmas spirit and harmony among all creatures.
Ada Doris Day sues T. W. Wharton claiming marriage by misrepresentation in Abilene after meeting him December 1. She alleges he lied about being unmarried and seeks 100000 for damages plus 50000 exemplary damages. Case returnable at January term.
The Hi Y Club will air a nine o clock broadcast on WDAG featuring the Hi Y band. List of band members appears with several misspelled names and instrument notes as the program promises the same favorable reception as prior broadcasts.
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