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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1926
Page
4
Amarillo faces widespread street damage as gas and water mains are laid. Officials consider forcing property owners to complete connections before paving, aiming to curb costly, repeated dig ups across about 200 blocks in the coming year. A heavy tax burden and endless repairs are cited as taxpayer costs.
Cincinnati city manager Col. Clarence O. Sherrill stated that chorus girls in tights do not render performances immoral and that objectionable theater harms come from suggestiveness and indecent exposure rather than bare legs. He said tights may be more suggestive than skin and that decency depends on vulgarity and salacious content.
An advertisement touts internal medicine as the only path to lasting piles relief. It credits Dr. J S Leonhardt with devising Hemroid and cites a claimed 95 percent success in 100 cases, offering a money back guarantee and urging cold distribution through druggists.
In a hotel lobby Marcie arranges a call to Mr. Morton as Parrish seeks her. Morton arrives with a casual bond, they discuss pursuit by Parrish and the hotel setup while plotting supper and escape plans. The scene ends with a warning glance toward the door as the story continues.
Danny Meadow Mouse lurks beside a path awaiting Nanny Meadow Mouse’s homecoming while his short tail acts as an accidental ambassador. Verne Ringneck spots the tail, mistakes a worm, and causes Danny to squeal before Nanny investigates. Copyright 1926 by T W Burgess.
Leon M. Allen of Chicago and John G. Farmer of Fort Worth of the Rock Island visit Amarillo to confer with locals and inspect the new line to the Canadian river. Allen recalls past doubts but now sees rapid growth and expects Rock Island service to aid Panhandle development.
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