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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1926
Page
4
A call for true leadership in Amarillo argues that growth and refinement depend on capable leaders who focus on service and sacrifice. It contrasts genuine leaders with poseurs and cites Washington and John Adams to stress leadership as a constant factor in civic progress.
A humorous column praises a cold norther that returned to Amarillo, claiming better health and vigor after a warm, unseasonable winter. The author argues Plains climate boosts health, mocks Miami and Los Angeles, and notes widespread flu but expected swift recovery as wind restores energy and normalcy.
A dense OCR list outlines radio schedules and orchestral lineups from multiple stations including WEAF WABC WGN WJZ and WRC. It notes programs like Vincent Lopes Orchestra dinners lectures and various dinner music slots with dates times and city call signs.
In moonlit hallway scenes and dim rooms Sandy and Judith mirror flirtations with Doug Keith. Judith hides her feelings behind restraint while Sandy masks insecurity with teasing bravado as plans for Thursday night loom.
A tale where Peter Rabbit chases Welcome Robin after a spring teaser. He finds Mocking Bird pretending to be the cheerful robin, fuming as the bird echoes the cheer. Peter’s anger spikes over the joke, ending with a cliffing note to the next story.
A plea from Amarillo writer James Bi or James B includes questions about the social future of children. He urges building character and will power, and providing homes with examples above reproach to improve society and counter the Volstead Act era looming over youth.
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