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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1926
Page
4
Classified rate card lists subscription options by delivery method and duration for Amarillo readers. Includes carrier and mail options with prices for Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico.
Dispatches from Ontario describe a northern trek from Hudson near Lac Seu toward Red Lake 150 miles away. Prospectors chase gold in brutal winter conditions with huskies in high demand, risking hunger, cold, and wolf packs for a chance at wealth and pioneering glory.
Palm Beach a glittering playground with luxury yachts and high society. The Whitehall Club hosts patrons amid lavish rooms and private parties as Florida blends Riviera gaiety with Lake Como elegance.
Detailed listing of nightly programs from WEAF and affiliates including markets, weather, and musical features. Notable entries for New York, Chicago, Detroit, Philadelphia, and multiple regional stations show orchestras, dinner programs, lectures, and operatic selections with time slots and local broadcasts.
Ramon confronts Sandy with a pistol as a thunderstorm roars outside. A struggle ends with Sandy mortally wounded and Ramon dead on the floor. Douglas, kneeling, tends to Sandy as she dies, while mystery and danger linger in the room and the tale continues.
A critical column argues the Ferguson family seeks another term to clear their name and protect their political legacy. It contends impeachment remnants linger and questions whether re electing the governor advances public trust or shields a single family’s interests.
In a quiet night at the sugar house Farm er Brown and his son expect a long boil as Bowser the Hound has fled in fear. The boy spots a colossal cat in the moonlit clearing, a Mountain Lion rumored to be living near the Green Forest.
Thornton W. Burgess describes Pumathé Panther, North Americas largest cat, appearing as a statue in moonlight then vanishing. Farmer Brown's Boy notes Old Dobbin trembles as the scene shifts to a playful, surreal moment connected to a subsequent tale about Puma and Buster.
An advertisement promotes McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a tasteless, easy to take remedy for weak children who are under nourished or suspected of rickets. It claims rapid flesh gain, surpasses traditional cod liver oil, and offers a money back guarantee. Available from City Drug Co Ledbetter Drug Co and Austin Drug Co for 60 tablets at 60 cents.
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