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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1926
Page
6
Mail edition brief from the Texas Oklahoma New Mexico region dated Wednesday July 28 1926. A concise newspaper item noting circulation and publication schedule for daily and Sunday editions.
The Denver Post editorial argues Denverites favor other places over their own city, citing past boosts to Florida land, Texas oil, southern California, and Oklahoma. It says Denver’s cosmopolitan outlook risks home-area neglect and urges pride with the motto after me you come first.
A Fargo Methodist pastor urges churches to create wholesome sparking parlors for courting youth, with homey rooms, a piano, and maternal guidance to provide safe social space amid vanishing traditional parlor life.
Joslyn faces marriage pressure from Lee Rogers and the wealth-driven Brierhalter after rejecting James Kelvin’s proposal. On Broadway she contends with flirtations, financial power, and moral doubts as she weighs love, loyalty, and a life of wealth.
Warned mothers to watch for parasite symptoms in children. Recommends White's Cream Vermifuge as a quick remedy that expels worms and restores healthy cheeks. Sold by Fox Drug Co at 35e.
Danny Meadow Mouse watches Greywing the gull steal a hard shelled clam by breaking the shell and swallowing the contents. The mouse learns that even safe things can be eaten with ingenuity. Greywing’s clever method illustrates the idea that the clever find a way to eat daily.
A notice from Fox Drug Co advises that neglecting minor wounds can lead to serious infections. It promotes liquid Borozone and Borozone Powder as the preventive treatment, listing prices from 30¢ to $1.20 for liquid and 30¢ to 60¢ for powder.
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