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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1927
Page
15
A fragmentary column of observations from New York and Chicago describing everyday scenes. Passages mention a hotel porter, a dancer, a barber and linen parlor, brisk city life, gadget and storefront names, and a dog in a hotel lobby with a valet.
Nearly all pneumonia stems from neglected chest colds which can be halted by breaking up the cold early. The remedy is heated Denver mud applied to throat and chest, providing moist heat that draws out inflammation and relieves congestion. Hospitals and physicians have used this mud for over thirty years. large packages are sold at drug stores.
A Western observer notes New York’s tangle of underground wires and torn streets while recalling a veteran editor who refused to suppress stories. The piece also touches on stage contracts, a star’s stubborn exit, and a 1927 copyright note. It ends with a potato cooking tip about draining moisture with cheesecloth.
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