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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1926
Page
2
Fort Worth Captain Lewis plans traffic control in Amarillo with four officers and about 40 locals. The piece mocks local dress by officers and urges Amarillo to adopt professional uniforms or fund a public subscription.
The article touts Borozone as a wound healing antiseptic available in liquid and powder forms with prices ranging from 30 to 60 cents and 1.20 dollars. It claims rapid flesh healing and infection prevention. It notes kites carrying weather instruments reaching four and a half miles.
Sisler and the St Louis Browns have found their pace with a series of wins in the last two weeks. The Missourians, long seen as capable of better than seventh, show signs of lifting their standing.
AP reports say jazz acts like opium, Mascagni urges global ban, Gov Smith urged to run again by Olvany and Corning. Montgomery dies at Liberty Bell anniversary prep, Cardinal O Donnell shows sports fandom, Ireland flappers seen, bath tub scene leads to court actions.
A California inventor develops a device that records the length of telephone conversations, aiming to provide a simple metric for call duration and potential cost awareness.
Four races form the twilight program at the Tri-State fairgrounds starting at 6 45 this evening. Entries include Marqquesito and Luke Martin in half mile sprints, Nan's Fortune in five furlongs, and Jake Feld in six furlongs. Admission 60 cents.
Dazzy Vance, Brooklyn star pitcher, trails in mediumpace to reach the 20 win mark for a third straight season. He just logged his first win after four straight losses, with more than a third of the season remaining.
Parma dedicates a statue to fallen World War heroes. The monument features three marble towers topped by crosses.
Local voices share opinions on fair grounds, Metropolitan Park, auto camps, and sports. Answers cover planned facilities, a winded pitcher, camp housing, a weight loss after surgery, and political views including Jim Ferguson's election prospects.
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