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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1926
Page
4
A garbled 1904 clipping outlines inscription rates and subscription options for the Amarillo Globe. It lists one month, three months, six months, and yearly terms, with unclear pricing and payment mentions.
The sermon discusses The Globe editorial by T. K. Johnson urging Amarillo to balance oil wealth with civic development. It praises native-born honesty and hospitality, urges building churches schools parks and streets, and warns not to neglect agriculture and local institutions while welcoming oil wealth and new industry.
The Globe asks subscribers to send comments on how the newspaper can improve. The note expresses appreciation for ideas that are practical and beneficial to management and readers alike.
The readable OCR fragment notes involvement of editors and societal themes. It implies a newspaper page with editorial content and community notes, though most text is garbled and content specifics are unclear.
A long critique discusses Madame Schumann Heink and women’s education ambition. It argues women can compete with men with training and desire to work, noting old maids and mothers as examples of capable, nurturing figures across societies.
A dense listing shows radio station schedules from cities like Des Moines Omaha Detroit New York Philadelphia and more. It lists programs by time with orchestras bands talks lectures and concerts across WEAF WJZ WABC and other networks.
In Miami Beach, a columnist laments the lack of thermometers as he searches Florida for readings. He recounts encounters with Rosie the elephant owned by Carl Fisher and notes a mix of jazz bands, matinees, and literary detours, all amid his quest for a usable mercury gauge.
Judith, raised in stern repression, longs for a deep romance with Douglas Keith as he teases plans for a New York trip and Yosemite outing. She resists a broader future while he presses for a shared escape before his departure.
In Burgess tale, Mocker the Mockingbird tricks Peter Rabbit by leading him through the Green Forest to a cedar tree shelter. Peter doggedly shadows the bird, unaware of the hidden cedar roost where Mocker spends winter. The clever bird laughs at the rabbit as night falls. Copyright 1928 by T. W. Burgess.
A series of clipped actions and inner longing follow a woman as she prays for beauty and value. She wakes from a dream where Douglas declares love, while a family scene unfolds and hints at hidden tensions between Jude and her fiancé. The text ends with a To Be Continued.
Creomulsion promotes relief of persistent coughs and colds with creosote and healing agents. The Emulsified Creosote preparation claims to soothe inflamed membranes and inhibit germ growth while delivering creosote to the bloodstream. Guaranteed satisfaction or money back if not relieved when used as directed.
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