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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1926
Page
4
A distorted OCR fragment mentions numbers and letters with no clear event or location. The readable content provides no verifiable entities, dates, or actions to summarize into a coherent news item.
Frank Phillips forecasts Amarillo becoming the world’s largest oil city as Panhandle production nears 100000 barrels per day by September first. Oil executives tout Amarillo as the oil metropolis to eclipse Tulsa, arguing such an achievement would draw national newspaper attention and rapid city growth funded by oil wealth.
A harsh portrait condemns educated fools who, despite diplomas, lack practical sense and earning power. The author argues college may breed expensive tastes and misplaced pride, leaving such individuals as misfits relying on family loyalty while failing to contribute meaningfully.
New York diary notes a day with stewed prunes and boarding house jokes, a glimpse of Edgar Selwyn and Pierre Van Passen in Poland, a price confusion over a wristwatch, and a city street scene featuring a tall advertising man on stilts. It moves through cafe talk, fortune tellers, and theater club observations with a lively period voice.
Joslyn, a dancer, navigates wealth and danger in a Manhattan nightclub world. Bates, a powerful backer, befriends her and arranges a late night party where tensions with actor Kelvin erupt. A violent confrontation ends with Bates dead and Kelvin in shock before the scene cuts to a newspaper filler.
Old Mother Nature guides Danny Meadow Mouse as he and Jimmy Skunk shelter near a bathhouse along the beach. They explore a dune and marsh edge, savoring salty tastes, while Danny is wary of Black Shadows and longs for daylight before continuing his cautious ascent.
Danny Burgess character discovers a hollow log by the marsh as a new home on the seashore. He stacks seaweed and soft grass, feeling settled and curious about the surroundings. A fox scent signals a local presence, confirming he is not alone. The tale notes a 1926 copyright and teases a next story about Danny’s “New Homie.”
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