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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1926
Page
10
Women in a San Antonio church group voted down a resolution to bar Queen Marie from the United States. The Queen’s trip drew social and political debate, but her audience and reception were allowed, and she announced plans to sail home, suggesting her mission fulfilled.
In a tense chapter, Audrey pleads with Nona to keep Marcie away as Nona resists. Audrey consoles and challenges Marcie’s seduction while Morton counsels patience. Parrish returns with more gear, and Audrey silently coordinates a quiet confrontation, her resolve tightening as the scene ends.
In an interview Straus calls for federal and state oversight of all investment securities amid rapid market growth. He warns regulation should protect investors without hindering capital flow or personal initiative while noting the need for safeguards as millions invest in Liberty loan offerings.
Ben Ansley notes cottonseed cake at about 22.50 a ton, claimed to be the lowest in ten years. R. R. Wilkes praises Amarillo reception for Auto Supply. Rill Prost says business is strong, with demand outpacing Buick supply.
An advertisement-like claim alleges widespread poisoning effects and ties to a cleansing product named KLOK-LAX. It asserts relief from indigestion and constipation with dramatic health improvements and appetite changes, urging readers to try the improved method amid sensational warnings.
In a Burress tale from 1926, Reddy Fox hunts for Mrs. Grouse after hearing of a hunter with a terrible gun. He traces clues through the Green Forest, finding feathers and piecing together whether the grouse is dead or alive, intent on a potential dinner.
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