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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1926
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe notes Associated Press and other news service credits for public notices and regular news, with telegraph and business office details. It lists subscription rates and delivery options for Texas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico, dated Thursday November 11, 1926.
Iowa hog calling is a respected art as contest rules at the state fair award points for volume variety charm originality and musical quality. Judges emphasize loudness reaching hogs wind direction sincerity and a convincing ring to win top honors.
The piece recalls H L Mencken’s wartime claim that World War I was a lark for America and notes today marks eight years since the war ended. It features a French cemetery photo listing 14 116 American soldiers buried overseas and argues Americans mourn those lost and must honor veterans by ensuring the last war was not in vain.
To the Editor of The Globe, a letter argues Amarillo should offer Sunday movie showings to keep weekend entertainment and local spending in town. The writer notes many residents travel to Dallas and Fort Worth for leisure and urges community input and action.
A fragmented political and social note argues Sunday conduct should not differ from Monday. It references Amarillo citizens, a Mrs. C A Schaub, and calls soldiers outcasts while lamenting public opinion and government pressure.
In a melodrama of romance and social climbing, Marcie and Nona cope with a secret marriage involving Andrey and Harry. Nona grapples with gifts and status as Morton’s attention lingers, while Marcie pushes her own agenda as the party scene heats up.
An old advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a cure for frail children, claiming strong tooth and bone development. It highlights a weight gain anecdote, price 60 cents for sixty tablets, and a money back guarantee if no improvement. It also notes housing concerns linked to rent pressures and urban relocation.
A 1926 Burgess tale centers on Peter Rabbit feeling left out as autumn nears. Rusty the Fox Squirrel contrasts playful Peter with those who work to store food, urging that real fun comes from earned effort rather than endless play. Peter wanders seeking a playmate but finds few idle companions.
A Bushnell's Basin woman bruised and strained after a fall credits Sloan's Liniment with immediate relief. The ad claims the remedy not only dulls pain but promotes healing by increasing blood flow to the affected area, relaxing muscles, and reducing congestion. Available at all druggists for 35 cents.
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