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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1927
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe prints a health essay urging moderation in athletic training. It argues that average people who maintain steady outdoor play and light calisthenics gain long term health, while extreme training is unnecessary and often harmful. The piece cautions against chasing mythic heroes and stresses balanced activity for all ages.
Advertisement for Moone's Emerald Oil sold by Fox Drug Co. and druggists promising fast relief from bunions and soft corns. Claims include quick pain reduction within 15 minutes and swelling decrease after several applications, with a money back guarantee if results are not achieved.
Chester returns by dory to pursue Masterton but finds the captain now aboard the yacht. Masterton taunts him from the hatch, reveals his command of the Vixen, and confirms Chester faces certain peril as the rival crew closes in on the island.
This seventh instalment surveys how American cities gain distinct personalities through culture, hospitality, and growth. It cites examples like Boston as culture, Brooklyn as homes, Baltimore as hospitable, Chicago as future-focused, and Houston as a banking center, arguing personality drives progress.
Tracy California report says Mrs. Mary Hannen and two of her four children died from a poison dose allegedly given by the mother. The other two children were seriously ill with no motive disclosed.
Mrs. Frank Murphy of Gassaway Tennessee credits Cardui with restoring her strength and easing persistent side pain after a period of restlessness and sleepless nights. She reports two bottles allowed her to sleep well and regain health and urges other women to try the herbal tonic.
Little Whitefoot the Woodmouse flees Shadow the Weasel after spotting his tail at the stump. He climbs to a high hollow tree, seeking safety in a long-abandoned bed by Timmy the Flying Squirrel, then peeks out as a breeze covers the scene.
Mothers are urged to apply Musterole on the throat and chest at first signs of cough to prevent worse symptoms. The ad promotes Musterole as a prompt first aid for adults and children, listing many conditions it purportedly treats and noting a milder baby version.
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