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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1926
Page
8
A late historic ad touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as an easy at home hair darkening solution. It claims to conceal gray hair by applying with a brush, promising dark, glossy, luxuriant results after repeated use.
An advertisement from Fox Drug Company touts Moore's Emerald Oil claiming rapid reduction of varicose veins and healing of sores ulcers and nails. It urges readers to obtain a bottle from any dispensing pharmacist or Fox Drug Co and notes a small bottle lasts a long time.
For itching skin a dependable treatment is Zemo. After the first application pimples blackheads blotches ringworm and similar irritations begin to disappear. Zemo banishes most skin irritations making skin soft clear and healthy. Easy to apply. At all druggists 60c and 1.00.
Fragmented ad style text touts gland treatment claiming to restore vigor and energy for men. Mentions products, dosages, and testimonials in garbled form with scattered references to health and sexual wellness.
Chicago market report notes cattle and calves rising 10 to 25 cents with the top year’s gains. fat lambs steady with prices around 14.00. sheep 15,000 head slow with native lambs near 14.00 and fat ewes about 6.75. Potatoes steady with round whites around 2.40 to 2.80. Idaho russets at 5.00 to 3.50. Poultry steady with fowls 18 to 22 cents, springs around 22, turkeys 45, roosters 18, ducks 23 to 4, geese 19.
President Coolidge argues for an all inclusive conscription and warns against modifying Senate positions on international court terms. He calls for broader disarmament and for upholding international covenants while maintaining readiness in military aviation and naval power.
The First Baptist church reports eighty additions during the revival with twenty six joining by profession of faith. Most came from Sunday school. others by letter. Special music featured Miss Minnie Hutchings at the organ and L L Day leading singing. A baptism is planned Sunday evening for those not previously baptized.
C A Holt, Negro minister and secretary of the Dickson Colored Orphanage at Gilmer Texas, arrived in Amarillo to solicit funds for building, maintenance, and clothing for 315 children. The non sectarian institution aims to provide high school and industrial education. Holt can be reached at Jinnie Watley’s home, telephone 174.
Philadelphia November 11 Stuffy McInnis is chosen to manage the Philadelphia Nationals. The veteran first baseman brings extensive experience with tailenders from his Athletics and Boston clubs, aiming to elevate the club from the back of the pack.
The text argues for a friendly attitude toward Europeans, noting we are a creditor nation with growing prosperity. It contends that European distrust is partly due to our rising influence and urges sober, informed conduct to avoid causing offense and to maintain favorable relations amid wider European attention.
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A fragmented reminiscence of Armistice era memories from veterans and witnesses. Quotes recount experiences from Paris to Montgomery and Augusta, with memories of war end celebrations, work, drilling, passes, and nationwide relief.
The article details Armistice Day ceremonies in Poland and the United States, noting Coolidge’s Kansas City appearance and wreath laying at Arlington’s Unknown Soldier tomb. Flags at half staff, a 21-gun salute, and solemn tributes mark the day in communities, schools, churches, and industries.
Fragmentary text describes a parade continuing from a previous page with mentions of individuals and groups, the Wel and Mastere figures, and scattered phrases about ceremonies and participants. The readable portions hint at local pageantry, conversations, and crowd scenes without clear actions or outcomes.
Chastity upsets expectations as a dramatic triumph marks Broadway’s current week. Violet Heming Molly Kerr and Mr. Titheradge lead a season noted for sharp contrasts with new and revived pieces. Eva Le Gallienne’s Civic Repertory stars in selections from Benavente to Ibsen, with praise for her handling of dramatic tempo and humor.
Otto Peitz a prominent Amarillo merchant and Masonic leader died at a local hospital after a illness. He was 48 born in Austria and moved to Amarillo as a youth. Peitz engaged in mercantile and brokerage ventures and helped corner the broom corn market with Oklahoma associates. Funeral rites will be held Friday night at midnight conducted by Khiva Temple at the family home 2201 Tyler with N. S. Griggs and Sons in charge of arrangements.
A noted pianist performs tonight at Ovleek amid a festival scene. The event highlights bold distance piano artistry and features an enthusiastic crowd, with local officials ensuring smooth proceedings and security.
A readable fragment mentions an offer for those with indigestion. The garbled text hints at promotional material or a medical health pitch, with scattered words like indigestion and offer. No clear names, dates, or locations are extractable.
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