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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1926
Page
4
A terse note states that the Associated Press is exclusively credited for dispatches and that no other credits appear in this paper’s regular news. The item underscores standard publication credit practices.
The 25 year custodian of the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia has died on the eve of the bell's 150th birthday as celebrations mark two centuries and a half of American independence. The piece notes America’s youth and reflects on one man guarding the nation’s symbol for a quarter century.
Oklahoma City newspaperman notes Frank Phillips of Phillips Petroleum backs Amarillo's future with millions invested. He asserts Amarillo will grow to be the biggest oil city in the United States and among Texas' largest cities within years, urging local belief and effort to keep pace.
New York reviewer describes summer art exhibits in private galleries as fringe displays. He notes artists with sparse resources and political fashion, cloaked in hardship, pursuing fame through sensational, commercial trends in Greenwich Village.
Brig. Gen. Paul Malone declaring unpreparedness a dangerous doctrine gave the main address at a banquet in Amarillo hosted by local national guard officers and veterans. Major General John A. Hulen praised Northwest Texas men and urged sustaining wartime fellowship amid echoed calls for preparedness and national service. Brig. Gen. Jette Wolters of the Texas National Guard urged cooperation across all levels.
Mimsi pleads for aid from Nita Mori as Perry's debts loom and a plan to flee takes shape. A chance letter leads her to Harbeck in the Eighties who assigns a strict year long operation, a new identity, and a path to work and distance from her past. Luck the collie awaits.
Colonel Ernest C. Thompson served as toastmaster at a citizenship banquet attended by a large crowd of ex-service men National Guard and Reserve officers.
A dance will be held at the Elks Home from 9 p m to midnight with free admission for badge holders. Non members pay at the door. The Lubbock Toreadors provide the music and the Armory dance is cancelled due to the Elks event.
The Colorado delegation and the Gold Medal Band conclude three days of West Texas Chamber of Commerce events and depart homeward in the morning. C A Hewitt leads the band which won the official Texas Chamber of Commerce band contest. Dr Mewle directed the University of Iowa band for fifteen years before joining this ensemble.
An advertisement warns indigestion robs nourishment and weakens the body, caused by blood weakness. It touts FERRALINE as a solution, claiming a ten day treatment will prove its merit and encouraging readers to buy at local drug stores.
In this друж story, Little Mister Know-It-All, a headstrong Muskrat boy who always claims to know better, disregards mother and risks danger. He wanders from the family, angers siblings, and faces a cautioned warning of a looming bad end. The tale ends with a segue to the next story.
An advertisement promotes Prof Mobius the vocational analyst and psychologist at 908 Polk St offering life problem solutions. It highlights thirty years of practice and an international reputation with thousands of satisfied patrons.
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