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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1926
Page
4
The fragmentary text lists subscription options and dates for the Amarillo Globe advertising section. It mentions carrier and mail rates for Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico and references a Tuesday November 8 1926 date.
The article notes Queen Marie of Romania touring the American West with a rustic reception. North Dakota hosted a ceremonial inclusion of the queen into the Sioux tribe with war-dances on a buffalo rug, presenting an unforgettable impression for her transcontinental visit.
Dr. Charles Platt of New York notes that many jailed youths reflect lack of play, and The Globe says Amarillo lacks sufficient parks. The city has only a few small sites for playgrounds, with little progress from park commissions. Shamrock plans a playground association to push change.
Juarez which once bore the label den of iniquity moves to modern lighting with a new white way project costing over 25000 dollars. Mayor Alberto B. Almedia leads the effort as residents plan a large fiesta to open the lighting system.
A scientist returning from Africa reports that cannibalism among native peoples remains rare, noting shifts in food practices and continued cultural taboos. The account, written in a distressed colonial tone, describes observations of women and men, local reserves, and claimed dietary habits during the expedition.
Letter writer defends right to enjoy baseball and movies while opposing alcohol and gambling. The piece argues morals are personal and notes Sunday closeness to churches should not hinder worship or violate services.
Audrey cries for her husband as Marcie, Nona, and Harry Morton navigate a tangle of jealousy and reconciliation. Morton brings Nona to the Denver house, sparking tension with Marcie while Audrey confronts heartbreak and hopes for regained love amid social intrigue.
Danny confesses he wandered to see Nanny the Meadow Mouse and Chatterer the Red Squirrel. Nanny reminds him this is his home and they reconcile. Danny returns, shares tales of his travels, and the pair settle with happiness. The tale ends with Danny finding a new home and peace.
South Dakotans will save thousands from tire punctures as a large electric magnet built by the state college engineering department, with highway commission, will be mounted on a state highway truck to pick up nails screws bolts and iron particles from roadways using a gasoline powered generator.
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