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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1926
Page
6
A garbled OCR glimpse shows residents debating a public beverage issue at a local venue. Names like Mae, Tully’s Tea, Amarilla Lamiry appear amid scattered phrases about crowds, fees, and community response, signaling a contested local matter rather than a clear event.
A melodrama starring Lon Chaney Norma Shearer and Victor Seastrom with a plot about a girl leaving home to seek fortune and falling into evil ways. The father cannot see her change but villagers sense the drama as a climactic end echoes Anna Christie. Also features Jack Mulhall in a shift from Classified.
A slate of films plays the Neville and Liberty houses with Westerns led by The Desert Secret starring Bill Patton and Pauline Curley at the Liberty today and tomorrow. Silence directed by Rupert Tolanie at Neville Studio features Virginia Seureon, one of the earliest sirens. Sky High Camel is also shown as a thriller alongside other westerns-to-come this week.
Philadelphia Feb 22 The policy of avoiding permanent alliances with foreign powers was called a settled national policy by Secretary Kellogg during Washington's birthday ceremonies at the University of Pennsylvania. He said the principle remains crucial for a strong nation and does not mean isolation but cooperation in science education and commerce.
Citizens hear President Coolidge speak on the 1st National Education Association program while Mount Vernon and Arlington memorial sites attract visitors. Marion Talley details the personal price of opera ambition and the toll on her daily life and training.
A fragmented item appears to discuss remedies for colds and flu with garbled text. It includes stray letters and damaged phrases, offering no clear claims or author names. The readable portions suggest an old or damaged ad or note about health cures.
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