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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1926
Page
12
A Greek steamer racing toward port caught fire in its hold. The vessel’s crew and passengers faced danger as flames broke out while water was pumped aboard to control the blaze. Rescue efforts involved crew members and officers as the ship neared harbor.
Fragment discusses a questionable deal with percentages 56 and 20 and requests payments to a bank. Includes time window 8:20 p.m. to 9:50 p.m. and instruction to meet at an unspecified location. Text is garbled and unreadable in places.
City officials in Amarillo debate street begging and enforcement. A police judge orders that beggars be handled by charitable aid, with a $15 fine for street solicitation and warnings issued after court appearances. Jessie Ross notes multiple calls about a persistent woman seeking funds while six other cases report attempts to help beggars or deny aid.
Mrs. Oscar Hannon of 5647 Hemp Hill Street says Tanlac eased indigestion and nervousness, calmed her nerves, improved appetite, and led to a 20 pound weight gain after suffering severe stomach distress. She notes customers remarked on her improved appearance and recommends Tanlac for nerves and stomach. Tanlac is made from roots and herbs and sold at druggists.
Mrs Nora Wilkins, 23, of Powell County Kentucky, supports her large family by capturing venomous snakes and selling them to circuses, carnivals, zoos and private parties. She says snakes can be handled safely with care and teaches they are clean pets yet warns of danger when cornered. She wears boots and rubber gloves in the field and has kept several snakes at home for years.
Federal officers report Albert W. Bonds, charged in Bell County for Wiley Fisher Temple chief, crossed the border between Del Rio and Eagle Pass Thursday night and is on a Mexican ranch a few miles south of the border.
Denton October 5 Miss Anna Rae Elliott 18 daughter of W D Elliott of Pilot Point died from injuries after an automobile overturned in Pilot Point Saturday morning.
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