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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1927
Page
12
New York columnist details a day in Los Angeles observing film studios, quirky locals, and the city’s fogbound nights. He notes fashionably dressed newsboys, Pershing Square’s driftouts, and writers drawn by movie offers while reflecting on costs of fame and civic mood.
Ad claims a weight gain program titled New Yeast and Iron promises rapid pounds in three weeks. Offers payment only if results fall short.
Interview snippets feature Hial Witherspoon describing Amarillo baseball owners as flying men and a veteran flyer. Cleat Kaufmann hails Iowa hog production. Dutch Mantell touts Texas dominance and vast self sufficiency across varied industries.
In a wartime era briefing, Ira Barend is named captain for admin duties with the National Guard. Amarillo’s Art Smith of the Western League is praised for a rare pitching style, throwing two balls with distinct grips and speeds, impressing witnesses with a ball hit that supposedly never stopped rolling.
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