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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1926
Page
10
Design No 2396 features new sleeves long waist circular skirt and convertible collar worn as scarf or bow. Includes complete instructions for several fabrics and sizes 16 years 36 to 44 inches bust with a 36 inch size needing 33% yards of 40 inch material. Price 5 cents in stamps or coin.
A short dispatch notes turtles feeding on beavers trapped under ice near Fort William. The chatter includes an Armenian trader and a Canadian hunter named Jose Spoon, with stray references to a Persian origin of the Christian God and Leninland’s Arctic expedition replacement.
An advertisement touts Aspironal as a miraculous cold and cough remedy sold for fifty cents a bottle. It claims pharmaceutical endorsement and dramatic quick relief within two minutes, urging readers to try it and return money if symptoms persist. It promotes use for both adults and children and promises relief from catarrhal croup and nighttime choking.
A jumble of short items across multiple cities notes alimony victory, a Prince’s car interest, a Sudbury plan to spend 80000 on a turnpike, a juror service fine, a liquid seizure at Extra Dry cafe, and local mentions of whisky, a saloon keeper plea, and a shop run by Gabriele D Arnungzio’s sister.
New York society buzzed as Mrs. Irving Berlin did not attend Consuelo Vanderbilt and Earl E. T. Smith wedding. Mrs. Berlin stayed at home with guard Ivan the Russian monolithic valet after returning from Atlantic City. Family tensions surfaced as Clarence H. Mackay attended amid disapproval and rumors of millions in dowry and estate divisions.
William A Lawrence a 27 year old Muskogee Oklahoma man was executed by hanging at 5 22 am in Arizona State Prison Florence for the murder of a Phoenix police officer He proclaimed his innocence before the trap and seven minutes of silent prayer followed The warden called him the bravest man he had ever seen at the gallows prior to his death Lawrence sang a Spanish love song in his cell until moments before the death chamber
Limoustine Washington rarely told young George tales of 4/5 brother Lawrence or of Henry Washington’s early bravery in England. George loved hearing these stories, though his mother often reproved her husband for filling the boy’s head with such legends.
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