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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1927
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe lists publishing details, staff roles, AP affiliation, and subscription rates for Amarillo readers. Date is Friday February 18 1927 with notices on evenings publication and Sunday morning edition by Globe-News Publishing Co.
City chemist Jack Wyatt reports police seizure samples of pear pineapple wintergreen and allspice flavor extracts used as beverages contain 50 to 2 percent alcohol plus sulfuric acid vinegar and synthetic flavoring. Such extracts are chemically contaminated and could cause fatal disease or disability.
Rose Abbott pressures Jeeves the chauffeur with hair tweaks and snubs, while Mrs Abbott defends him. That night Rose lures him from the house to a moonlit boat outing with Helma the parlor maid, sparking a dangerous clash over duty and desire.
Farmer Brown and his son return from the village to find Mother Brown smiling and hiding a secret. A skunk named Jimmy appears under the kitchen stove and joins the family for supper, ending the fear that kept them wary of skunks. The scene hints at a forthcoming tale about a skunk family’s visit.
The article surveys rising youth self harm stories driven by life failures and curiosity about mortality. It suggests overexposure to adult ideas may hasten reckoning and calls for balanced guidance through conversation, enjoyment, and structured “culture” to build mental resilience.
The author argues that readers increasingly demand serious literature alongside best sellers. Satires, biographies, philosophy, psychology, science and history works sell well, with the American scene being dissected in problem novels. The old complaint about low demand is outdated.
Mrs. George W. Miel, 57, appears 27 and feels 17 as she skate s daily at Washington Park. The Denver wife of a physician learned to skate six years ago at age 50 and still keeps busy with swimming dancing social life and her own housework.
A reader letter claims Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN cured sixteen years of pill taking for constipation. The testimonial urges others to try ALL-BRAN, noting a guaranteed relief and daily two tablespoon servings, with serving ideas and recipes on the package.
An old advertisement touts Creomulsion as a two fold remedy for persistent coughs and colds, claiming it soothes inflamed membranes and inhibits germ growth. It asserts creosote’s medical standing, explains absorption and action, and offers money back if symptoms persist when taken as directed.
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