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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1926
Page
4
A short rights statement appears from the Associated Press asserting exclusive publication entitlement for news dispatches and regular news items. The fragment hints at standard licensing language found in historical newspaper pages.
Mayor Lee Bivins announces a large community barbecue at the city dam site west of Amarillo to show residents how $1,759,000 in taxpayer funds will fund the water system. Officials vow a fast building contract with penalties for delays to ensure the system is operating by next spring.
New Yorker observes Paris life from Avenue de l Opera to Montmartre noting a jaunty crowd despite disaster and a mix of midinettes, papas, soldiers, and shopgirls. He describes dining at nine, Broadwaylike signs, American newsboys prospering near Cafe de la Paix, and the Arc de Triomphe memorial ritual with a motherly presence at the unknown soldier grave. He also mentions a dog named Billy adapting to French customs and chocolate treats.
Mimsi travels to Eli Harbeck’s refined home in New York and endures his chilling, hypnotic gaze. He proposes she relocate and abandon friends for a career in art, while Merle pleads and Perry offers cautious advice amid tangled love and marriage doubts.
Redwing explains aphid predators to Peter Rabbit. A lace wing fly, an aphid eater, hides in aphid skins to ambush prey, while the tale notes the wonder of discovery and learning. The characters reflect on curiosity and the joy of new knowledge.
A vintage notice promotes Wespack fertilizer for lawns and shrubs and suggests a cheap whisk broom as a dry and effective clothes sprinkling tool. The ad lists a contact phone number 381 for purchase or inquiries.
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