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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1926
Page
4
Local newspaper page from Amarillo Texas dated Friday January 29 1926. Publication notes list editors publishers and Associated Press affiliation. Advertising and subscription rates are shown for daily and Sunday editions with timelines and pricing.
The Izaak Walton Club lauds Rev. F. W. O Malley for a well received banquet address at the Amatrlio Hotel. He urged strict game law enforcement and personal responsibility, linking clean sportsmanship with good citizenship and commending efforts to conserve North Texas game.
Oklahoma City reports that indictments are expected against individuals suspected of interfering with the Osage murder inquiry. The federal grand jury, already returning charges against W. W. Hale and John Ramsey for the death of Henry Roan, reconvenes February 12 at Guthrie with new testimony including allegations against Pawhuska figures and a connected case involving attorney W. W. Vaughn.
The Navy Department announced a Packard Detroit engine as a striking modern development. Orders have been placed for a smooth, dependable high powered engine said to be a long advance over the Liberty motor and capable of delivering much more power.
Fragmentary text shows garbled phrases about a meeting and local figures. Key names, dates, and places are unreadable, preventing a confident reconstruction of the event or its outcome for a concise news card.
Fragmentary lines point to a noisy scene at Mowers of Vartamen. Audience noise and unclear phrases reference pebie Gees and a general commotion near a public event.
A vivid column from New York sketches street life and sights around Fifth Avenue Broadway and Trinity. The piece blends scenes of buses, tourists, vendors, and theater talent with reflections on daily city rhythm and immigrant stories.
Health ad touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a solution for thin, weak people. It claims rapid weight gain, improved strength, and ease of use with no bad taste, urging readers to buy from listed drug companies.
The fragment references treatments for colds and flu and mentions products like Salta porettnet and Cabtete with unclear claims. It lists doses and timing hints for remedies, warnings about drug interactions, and notes on different root preparations. The readable pieces point to a generic medical advertising tone without clear efficacy details.
United Press compiled note details a nationwide Friday January 29 test night from 11 PM to midnight Central time with staggered transmissions by region. It lists station call signs, programs including orchestras, lectures, markets, and radio test periods across WJZ WEAF KYW KDKA WHO WNYC WOAW WCX WJR KLX WOO WOL etc with times and featured performers.
Sandy McNeil marries rich Italian Murillo to ease her poor family. After a string of quarrels and a tragic stillbirth, she pairs with Ramon Worth on a Honolulu journey and a steamer ride home. Their romance deepens amid social tension, danger at a cottage, and a Fourth of July alert.
Advertises Black and White Ointment and Soap as a quick remedy for skin conditions such as pimples rashes and eczema. Claims over two million packages sold yearly and notes price options 60c and 25c with the ointment offering more quantity.
Danny Meadow Mouse escapes danger and discovers a warm, food rich henhouse. He hides in a high nesting box and contemplates his missing mate TI. He settles in, noting the hens roost and the cozy hay filled boxes. He plans to stay the season, awaiting what comes next.
Danny the chipmunk secretly steals corn from Farmer Brown’s hens while the boy brings breakfast. He watches for safe moments to dart out from his hiding door and returns with food for his nest. He wishes for Nanny Meadow Mouse’s company.
A promotional notice praising Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello AL for a laxative syrup that relieves chronic constipation in children without purging gripes or upset, claiming gentle movement and safety. It endorses the 60 cent bottle sold at drugstores for parents to try.
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