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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1926
Page
7
A wall of short quotes from local figures including Dr. R Bristow A T Holcomb Charley Clark and others comment on water quality Dentists conventions farming seeds hotel openings and Amarillo growth. Mentions include Wichita Falls Memphis Vernon and San Diego with jokes about local reporters and a note on red evening gowns at a New York forecasted spring.
Mrs. Margaret Wallace of Columbus Ohio recounts months of fatigue and weakness that made housework hard. A friend advised Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and she reports renewed strength and appetite. Many women share similar stories praising the remedy.
Dirt flies on the 80 mile Santa Fe grade from Panhandle toward the Carson-Hutchinson oil fields with over one mile completed as crews rush the project. A bridge inspection train toured Plains division bridges with top Santa Fe officials aboard.
AAP report covers engagements and travel plans of high society in Washington and New York, coastal diversions, scientific and quirky notes from London to Toronto, a possible CoolidgeKing George radio chat, and social debates on nightlife. It notes Miss Ailsa Mellon Bruce’s engagement, diversions of Gertrude Ederle, condor eggs at the zoo, a whale belief in Toronto, a dog team body transport, and Mayor Walker on night workers.
The text notes steel oil supply containers located just west of the round house and shops. It mentions R. L. Wooten, a Santa Fe conductor, assigned to through freight service between Canadian and Waynoka. A taxi driver yells at the city force and Bill Kretsinger retorts he will buy the whole of it.
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