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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1926
Page
8
A historical report explains Pon d Es roelle being transformed into liquid fuel by heating to high temperature within an apparatus using hydrogen under pressure. The description notes a controlled process and significant energy conditions.
William T. Ellis reflects on his disdain for society pages and his search for genuine good society. He recalls encounters worldwide, praising missionary communities in Urmia Persia for their culture, service, and charm, framed as evidence of authentic refinement beyond labels. He notes a closing line about Walding permits totaling $17,400.
In Denver Bet, three bandits attempted a cash grab at the Rainbow bakery. Irene Taylor, 14 years older, was wounded in the elbow and hip as guards fired. Two robbers fled. a third was believed wounded and a manhunt continues.
Fifty members of the Friends of light cult in Muniel plead guilty to disorderly conduct for prancing in Adam and Eve costumes beside Lake Tegern. Each fined 100 to 150 marks after police raided while songs and dances spilled from the moonlit shores. The case featured rival groups and a boastful defense of noble traits.
Fragments describe flu illness at Gideon Gibson Crew drug store and a county auditor reference. Mentions Judge Randolph moving residence and garbled remarks on doctors permits, funerary rites, and stray anecdotes, with unclear dates or places.
A gunman killed Dr. A D Searles and William McDevitt with a 22 caliber pistol in Omaha. Police posted rewards as residents described fear and shutters at windows. A blank shell and a recent drug-addict theory circulated amid a citywide search.
Benjamin Ost of Marshfield Oregon aged six feet five leads the Tall Men's Association of the United States in San Francisco. He says tall men face bias and limited accommodations as the world is standardized for medium height and tall individuals are treated as outsiders. The group claims about 100 branches in the United States and seeks more chapters.
Practical washable covers protect cookbooks and reference volumes used in kitchens. Made from oil cloth or material strips, they enclose the book completely, with ends folded to hold. Spills cleaned easily with ivory soap and water, useful for children’s books and keeping hands clean.
North Amarillo pastor Rev. W. C. Garrett of Second Baptist denies reports that he took church keys from the building and locked the North Amarillo Civic Club out. He says keys remained in place during his absence and that the club met on a different night than expected. He announces sermon on The Keys of the Church at 11 o clock Sunday.
Judge J W Crudgington, president of the Amarillo Tri State exposition, urged the American Business club to unite in hard, concentrated effort for a successful fair. Directors warned against using complimentary passes, stating none will be issued to officers or directors. An orchestra performed during the meeting as the club pledged an aggressive stance for a greater fair. A French inventor reportedly developed a method to devulcanize rubber from old products using a new catalyzing process.
A children friendly remedy touted for coughs and colds uses Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. The ad claims pure honey and wholesome pine tar provide relief and notes it is effective for adults as well. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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