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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1926
Page
9
A historical report notes officials proposing a bread and cabbage diet as a punishment for inmates. It details debates over nutrition and the potential health effects for prisoners during Lent, including quotes on the diet’s harshness and its purpose.
In a letter to the editor Big Bertha defends National Apple Week and mocks the apple a day bromide. She recalls historic apple publicity, notes the press power, and says apples should be enjoyed as food, not medicine, while joking about personal finances and public perception.
Pilot Mountain resident Mrs Sam C Inman credits Thed ford s Black Draught with curing years of chronic indigestion linked to constipation. She says taking several doses when needed averts a spell and improves her overall health. her husband also used the remedy. Sold everywhere.
Fragmented OCR notes describe residents and property transfers with names such as Jobe L. MiMivare Arther Whiteheed and Wade Helmer. The text references parcels, home addresses, and a legal notice involving property and relatives in a historical Wyoming region, with unclear dates and details.
The 30 day figures show New Home Construction totaling 31 483 21 dollars and Civic Improvements Investments reaching 59 936 45 dollars. The data reflect ongoing municipal project spending with a focus on housing expansion and public works.
Bexar County officers patrol roads south and west of San Antonio seeking three safe blowers who early Thursday blew two safes and later robbed the Zavalla county bank at Crystal City, escaping with about $4,000 in cash and liberty bonds. They first struck the Scott Pegues Mercantile Co and then the Mayhew Lumber Co. The Zavalla bank was their suspected final target.
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