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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1926
Page
4
The text shows an Associated Press notice about exclusive publication rights and a brief, partially unreadable column. It includes dated boilerplate and references to telephonic services and race entries, with only scattered legible phrases remaining.
Brierhalter declares a hunt for the ultimate clean-up in Wall Street and proposes marriage to Joslyn not for love but as a means to gain the unmatched financial victory he craves. Joslyn challenges his ethics, calling him a plunderer and questioning his disdain for conventional marriage.
In a tense hotel corridor and at Joslyn’s apartment door, Brierhalter confronts Jim Kelvin over Joslyn’s fidelity and Kelvin’s hidden presence. Brierhalter declares himself rival and demands Joslyn surrender or face consequences, setting up a dangerous standoff.
The Kansas City Star notes a Texas political turn after impeachment era turmoil. It praises Dan Moody as courageous and aggressively honest, predicting his rise in Democratic leadership and offering congratulations to Texas.
Arctic explorer Vilhjalmur Stefansson lives largely on meat and remains in good condition after months of meat-only eating. A committee of physicians reports no ill effects from long meat diets, while noting the need for further AMA studies.
A garbled 19th century newspaper fragment mentions traffic control, pedestrians, and a fore in The Fore. It references a rainy day painter at work and an exhibition in a park area with various local details, but the text is largely unreadable and incoherent.
A columnist notes young men delaying marriage due to high costs of supporting a wife and social pressures. He recalls a reminiscence about a writer who described modern marriage costs and the odds faced by bachelors.
A Thornton W. Burgess piece describes several clam species on the seashore with Greywing the Gull as expert. It recounts a recalled 1896 tale of a husband thrashing his wife over a $40 hat, later repaid at a rummage sale, and notes on razor clams and sandbar clams with their digging and swimming abilities.
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