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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1926
Page
4
City Manager Jeff Bartlett to present an emergency ordinance restricting two or more cars driving abreast on downtown streets. He argues signals speed movement and protect pedestrians while critics say the rule is unnecessary with no cross traffic and would merely block progress.
The West Texas chamber of commerce convention brought Amarillo substantial publicity and proved self supporting. Secretary Goodwin reports all convention expenses covered by pledges from public spirited citizens, with obligations paid. Amarillo will reap benefits from the publicity for months.
A Living Age reprint presents Sir Humphrey Rolleston’s medical review on tobacco. He notes a scientific stance without advocacy for or against smoking while tracing historical beliefs about tobacco as a cure and its later recognition as a harmful narcotic with both physical and mental effects.
A garbled OCR fragment from a New York newspaper page yields few readable facts and names. The text appears to include stray words and nonstandard phrases with no clear event, date, or person details to construct a coherent summary.
Joslyn Poe defies police pressure after meeting with the District Attorney while hiding Kelvin, planning meals and daring Rogers in a tense pursuit through New York’s underworld. A dangerous game of wit, risk, and longing unfolds as she questions her future.
Tame elephants in the Orient, many used as beasts of burden, eat vast quantities of fodder and rice daily. A full grown domestic elephant consumes about a thousand pounds of green fodder and at least twenty five pounds of unhusked rice each day, illustrating the feeding challenge.
Danny Meadow Mouse encounters a tall, yellow legs shorebird who lands on a salt marsh mud patch. The bird identifies himself as Tattler the Yellow-legs, signaling the start of a new acquaintance in Burgess’s animal tale.
Improvement seen in Nova Scotia sea fish catch with rising cannery activity. Province reports capital tied to primary fishing operations at 7,931,386 dollars.
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