Porter and Biro Lead Hawks in GEXh Row Meet
Porter and Biro starred for the Hawks at the GEXh Row meet in Amarillo. Wren C HAWK provided steady defense and contributed key points as the team chased a strong finish.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1926
Page
4
Puzzle Text with Errant Punctuation and Dates
OCR read shows garbled lines about payments and schedules with scattered numbers. It mentions a date sequence including Tuesday March 16 1976 and repetitive fragments suggesting subscription or pricing notes. The readable elements are minimal and fragmented.
Amarillo Bonds and Bravery Highlight City News
Amarillo approved school bonds at a premium reflecting strong district finances and a $1,750,000 water bond issue sold with attractive pricing after the Archer controversy. In a separate note, a navy sailor who rescued two guards near drowning earned a commuted sentence and restored standing from Secretary Wilbur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Texas
Archer County
Archer Eury
United States Navy
Naval
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
Wilbur
Navy
Coaching Returns Between London and Brighton
A London dispatch reports regular stage coach trips to start this spring between London and Brighton. The piece laments modern travel progress and notes the enduring appeal of the old-time method, suggesting a cycle of pursuit and return to the coach.
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London
Brighton
Tattooing's fading grip on sailors and dance hall fashion
New York chatter notes tattoos rare among sailors on shore leave while a supper club spectacle reveals a tattooed knee as a surprising fashion moment. The piece also recalls high pay for revue actors Anne Held and others, amid past price inflation and a 1926 copyright notice.
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New York
Norts
Aleo Tatowd
Unscrupulous Remedies for Eczema Advised by Reader
A reader describes eczema symptoms and attempts to relieve itching with home remedies. The note lists burning, red patches, and a call for safe treatment and relief methods offered by a medical professional.
Radio Programming Listings Across Networks
A dense listing of radio broadcasts across stations WEAF KYW CHICAGO and many others detailing program blocks, concerts, talks, market reports, and hours. Includes times for Detroit Omaha Dallas Los Angeles and New York, with orchestral and theatrical programs, sports and weather notes, and silent station references for Tuesday.
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KS. ST
Loud
WEAF
KYW
Chicago
Muse
Boh
Marteal Progres
Ee Wito
Des Moines
Bale Versnet
WRG
New York
Canadame
Inetromentil Ervembie
Leviare
Polwesiamese
WOAW
Omaha
Arles Orenerira
Orchestea
Detroit
Mane Weaf
Lrance
Mystery death case shadows Sandy and Douglas
In a crowded city scene on Valentine’s Day, Douglas suspects a reporter’s pursuit into a murder mystery. He fears associates and a hidden link to Ramon’s death while contemplating a plan to move Sandy to safety and keep her from investigators.
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Douglas
Sandy
Newton
Fourth Street
Ramon
Tramon
Amd
Orewa
Rome
Hall of Justice
Judith
Cranks
Har
Kal
Hal
Vial
Ben We
Searew
Douglas Keith
Jude
Douglass
What They Say Short Page Amarillo Letter
A March 14 1926 glimpse from Amarillo News Globe features a reader’s reply to editorials and sports notes. The missive channels self critique and defends Mr Metarty’s sports acumen while commenting on community voices and local opinion.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo News-Globe
The
Globe
Mr. Metarty
Pat
Mead
Bert Impere
Puma the Panther Terrifies Lightfoot Yard in Green Forest
The tale shows Lightfoot the Deer's family living in a snowbound yard with paths to food while fearing Puma the Panther lurking in black shadows. Lightfoot stresses constant watchfulness and group unity as they await Sister South Wind to melt the snow and restore safety.
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Lightfoot
lLiettfent
Jolly
Reind
Ted Mr “UN
Puma
Green Forest
Tealla Yard
Ndare
Mrs. Lightfoot
Panther
Hajyray
T. W. Burges
Amarillo urged to become an industrial center
The text argues that a ten cent gas rate and an improved salesman could attract industries to Amarillo. It claims Amarillo has greater resources than any city and stresses the need to enable others to profit from opportunities and to advertise these prospects widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Letter on prohibition from Amarillo resident
A reader from Amarillo describes prohibition as a failure citing increased crime and lost revenue while opposing the saloon return. The writer proposes regulating whiskey beer and wine like mail to fund government and curb graft, urging acceptance of reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Texas
Artahe
Prakk
Woman Could Not Sleep A Fractured Fragment Reports
Readable fragments describe a woman unable to sleep and reference an unclear sequence of words and symbols. The text includes scattered phrases such as Yee Gute Theron and stray letters, offering no coherent event or names to contextualize.
GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC Ad Promotes Strength
An advertisement touts GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC as a tonic that increases appetite and restores color and strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GROVE
How Doctors Treat Colds and Flu
An ad explains Calotabs calomel compound tablets as a overnight remedy for colds grippe influenza sore throat and tonsillitis. One or two tablets at bedtime with water, no salts or nausea, no interference with meals or work, and the next morning the cold is said to be gone and the system purified. A family package with directions costs 35 cents at any drug store.
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