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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1926
Page
6
An advertisement touts Pepe's Colt Compound as a cheap remedy priced at thirty five cents. It claims quick relief without resistance and pleasant taste, urging readers to accept it as a substitute for other products.
A simple luncheon dish combines asparagus tips and eggs baked with grated cheese for a savory meal. The recipe emphasizes a quick, uncomplicated method suitable for a light, comforting lunch.
The article notes renewed friction between the United States and Mexico sparked by President Diaz of Nicaragua appealing for U S intervention to restore peace. It states Diaz’s appeal follows the U S government’s recessation and has not yet reached the State Department, delaying decisions.
Fragmentary OCR text references bullets and a shooting context with garbled names and places. The readable fragments imply a crime or violent event but lack coherent details, making precise identification impossible. Further legible sources are needed for a complete, factual summary.
Secretary Kellogg cites Mexican support for revolutionary forces in Nicaragua and Guatemala and five gun running ships sailing from Mexican ports. Washington warns of possible U.S. naval action to stop arms landings as U.S.-Mexico relations grow strained and political meddling concerns intensify.
Dispatches report rising violence in western Java with several Dutch officials killed at Menes and West Bantam, tanks railed near Ranonden, and clashes in Batavia. Shamarane notes authorities regaining control as railway lines are torn up. Also mentions Crompton Wood on Ischia investigating Italian ghost theories.
The High Victor Artists are billed for a November event in Monroe with tenors Henry Berry Carl Mathiew and Billy Martay plus stage talents Monroe Silver James Stanley Stanley Baughman Sam Herman Frank Banta and the Peerless Quartet. J W Maxwell and F F E McConnell manage for Victor.
Dr Reinhardt will speak Monday at 3 PM in the Municipal auditorium on The Student in the Modern World under Amarillo Branch auspices. The Amarillo High School faculty and pupils will be dismissed early for the event, with Amarillo Branch members meeting in the Women’s club rooms beforehand.
An old home recipe for restoring natural hair color uses Sage Tea and Sulphur now sold as Wyeth s Sage and Sulphur Compound. The product promises natural, even darkening in a bottle for 75 cents, with application on a strand at a time to cover gray and leave hair looking darker and thicker.
Dr. Reinhardt will be introduced by Dr. J A Hill at West Texas State Teachers College Canyon then address women on an International Federation of University Women message from Amsterdam. An Amarillo Branch buffet follows at six, with invitations to members and reservations via three hosts. She travels from Chickasha Oklahoma after attending an Oklahoma Association of University Women meeting to Amarillo before returning to Oakland California.
A note praises wooden spoons for stirring and beating tasks, claiming they perform better than metal alternatives. The advice stresses practicality and comfort in handling over durability.
Stone and earthenware absorb fats but tin does not hence tin receptacles are best for storing all kinds of fat. Glass jars are also excellent.
A vintage ad touts Glandogen as a scientific gland tonic restoring strength vigor and vitality. It promotes tablets for both men and women and urges readers to insist on the original product from Randal Drug Co 422 Taylor St.
A customer quotes relief from eye pain after using LAVOPTIK saying it brought restful sensation and rapid relief. The ad from Post Office Drug Co at 612 Taylor Street promotes LAVOPTIK as a mild antiseptic that stops eye pain and inflammation and makes tired eyes feel strong and refreshed.
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