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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1927
Page
5
Lon Chaney discusses his demanding make up for the film Me Wu at a studio dressing room. He explains painting lines on his face to appear a high class Chinese man and notes the pain and adjustments required for the prosthetic head gear. Renee Adoree co stars as the Chinese hero alongside Chaney.
Ottawa authorities pursue connections to organized crime as former county judge Ph W McGhee and lawyer Rt Burns face harboring and aiding charges in Craig County. McGhee posted 3000 bond with a Miami bank president nephew as signer. Mrs R E McGee had just returned from Mayo Clinic treatment in Rochester Minnesota.
Pasadena official Rev. C. W. Cowan, head of the board of motion picture censors, announced Chaplin films will be barred in local theaters. He said Chaplin's moral attitude is no example for young people and declared Chaplin has earned the right to exclusion.
A collection of brief quotes from local residents and businesspeople in Medford. Voices touch on vaccine notes, slick streets, punctuality, health worries, travels, kept dates, planned store upgrades, and opportunities for newcomers.
Mrs. W. R. Smith of 607 Aim St Corpus Christi Texas details a years long breakdown with severe pain and digestive distress. After trying many remedies she credits Tanlac with restoring strength and daily function over six bottles. She urges others who found other treatments useless to try Tanlac.
New York fashion coverage notes sport attire gains status in winter resort and early spring wear. Focus on color, wool textures, and refined tailoring from French couturiers with ensembles including short jackets, tweed coats, angora sweaters, pleated skirts, and coordinated hats.
A vintage child health ad outlines that a constipated child won’t laugh or play and warns mothers to use California Fig Syrup as a harmless, inside cleanse. It urges checking tongue coating and breath, then giving a teaspoonful for gentle relief within hours, noting counterfeit risks and bottle labeling details.
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