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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1926
Page
4
The French statesman known as The Tiger turns 85 and spends his birthday in study with a translator for Civilization. He walks his rose filled garden to the sea, bargains for lobster with fisherwomen, and finds happiness in simple pleasures and quiet at last.
The piece contrasts Marie of Romania and Mrs. Ford with the common crowd over theater seats and bookings in America. A Belgian Crown Prince travels third class to arrange marriage with Princess Astrid, illustrating how wealth and status influence American amenities in a light, opinionated tone.
Paris reports a wartime barber shortage pushing young French women to become barbers. Masters note women replacing retiring barbers as lather and tips rise. The trend offers a new salon thrill for American students visiting Paris.
Fragmentary text appears to mix names KEW VORA and Lowry Amarille with court inquiry lines. The garbled passage references a Supreme Court term and requests identity details, but readable facts are minimal and unspecific.
Billy Fowler, renowned showman, died in the capital city today. Details of his career and the circumstances of his death were not immediately disclosed. Fowler previously headlined major tours and appeared in vaudeville circuits across several states.
In a sunlit garden dinner scene Marcie flaunts modern chic asking daddy to forgive her style while John Parrish and Audrey note women should share duties and push boundaries. Marcie schemes to charm Parrish as Austenlike debates on finances and independence unfold amid a tense domestic drama.
A reader letter from Amarillo Texas denounces Jello as a deceit replacing real fruit in pies. The page includes skeptical quotes about advertising and small business remarks, reflecting distrust of promotional claims and local commentary.
Danny faces a wide creek and the fear of swimming with predators near by. He hesitates but the inner resolve wins as Peep the Least Sandpiper arrives, changing the moment of danger into a test of courage and persistence.
Danny and Peep discuss a creature near the water. Peep insists Slippery Slim is an eel and not a snake. Danny doubts the claim but dives in, swimming to the far bank, still uneasy about the eel. The next story is Danny Gets a Ride.
Mrs Pauline Ford convalesces slowly at Northwest Texas hospital after operation. Mrs Mary Summerville returns from Bisbee Arizona after visiting daughter. L S Starrett official J W Stafford of Athol Massachusetts in Amarillo on business. Mrs J M Sheers recovering from recent operation at St Anthony’s sanitarium. W H Brymer away in New Mexico on business. Joe Bailey Lowry of Long Beach California visiting Amarillo oil field. Mrs J W Acklin to return to Paris Tennessee after two weeks guest of Mrs W H Butler. Mrs W H Butler and Mrs J W Acklin spent weekend in Tucumcari visiting friends. Mr and Mrs James Hobbes move to 221 Tyler Street apartment.
R H Brumback vows to bring the boss back. Barber notes oil leases improving in Moore County. Bill Mastes announces improved prospects in his new office at 214 East Third Street.
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