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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1926
Page
4
A garbled AP dispatch notice lists generic subscription rates and contact terms for Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico newspapers. It references publication rights and mailing options without clear dates or events. The fragment lacks concrete names or actionable items.
The article notes Mussolini’s cabinet decrees to strengthen the lira and reduce Italy’s trade deficit. Newspapers will be limited to six pages with sport crime literature and art banned. Cafes close after 10 pm and bread must include 15 percent non-white four.
In Paris a 12,7000 strong veteran contingent led by disabled veterans marched past the George Washington monument, decorated with wreaths. The event contrasts wartime French and American aid with postwar concerns that borrowed money should be repaid.
A diary style column in New York July 30 reflects on everyday scenes and people including Hilda Spong’s tea room, a sign about turning sixty, shopfronts and street activity, and whimsical vignettes of modern city life with scattered names and places. The piece blends humor and social observation as it journeys through memory and current urban detail.
A New York street scene notes garage icons on cars including a gargoyle faced figure, an old man with windy whiskers, and a bronze tiger with ruby eyes priced at 380 dollars. The 47th Street block between Broadway and 6th Avenue in the Roaring Forties is described as cluttered with theaters, eateries, and hotels, a neighborly but potential street stage for surprises. The piece also references Merway Hill as an archaic area.
Kelvin confronts Brierhalter in a tense room where Joslyn’s life hangs on a knife edge. A pistol, a planned escape, and fear of scandal drive the confrontation as Joslyn gadgets a way out and reveals a hidden clue. The trio’s fate shifts as Joslyn drinks water and confesses a plan to unmask the killer.
A judge notes a domestic dispute as a couple argues over obedience and potential scenes at the altar. The exchange highlights promises and marital expectations amid rising tensions.
A tale from Burgess about Jimmy Skunk wandering toseaweed for clams and getting his toe pinched when a shell clamps shut. Fox observer and night moonlight witness the scene as Jimmy reels from fear and pain, unsure of what happened and imagining traps.
Jimmy Skunk suffers a sore toe after trapping a clam he mistakes for a prize. Mr. Fox explains the shell is the captor, not Jimmy, and Fox laughs as Jimmy ponders how to dispose of the hard prize. The tale leads into the next story, Jimmy Skunk Gets a Free.
After a cosmopolitan career, the new maharajah Kashimir Hari Singh has settled into a simple rule. His court is modest compared with predecessors, and he has earned the esteem of the people across his provinces.
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