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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1926
Page
4
A fragment from Thorsten W. Burgess evokes fate and endurance as Old Mother Netere reflects on a restless journey. The brief lines hint at a harsh, transformative moment shaping a nameless protagonist’s path.
Danny the Meadow Moose hides in a rubber boot aboard a creaking boat as a fisherman rows along. Slippery Slim the eel and the man’s bare foot nearly trap him, but Danny slips free and tumbles toward shore, feeling he is finally headed home.
A Globe reader complains Amarillo streets become lakes when wet and sand piles when dry. He explains mud coats the pavement up to a half inch or more and dust winds spread filth. The letter urges city commissioners to address the health and cleanliness problem.
Fred L. Haskett of Childress Index defends Wichita Falls as larger than Amarillo and challenges Amarillo claims of 50 000 plus population. He cites enrollment figures showing Wichita Falls with about 7 500 students to Amarillo’s 6 500 and argues Wichita Falls will remain bigger.
T. J. Fotheringham notes he has a few Lincolns for sale. H. A. Gardner complains about alley paving delaying access to the building. T. FT. Mahoney remarks after Ruth's three rune yesterday, it seeks Lbe the.
Local voices including Hadley Beaumont Stinnett and Fred Probet express personal aims and general weather expectations as the Yankees hit their stride. The Panhandle area notes a dry winter possibility despite the law of averages, with residents commenting on house hunting and daily progress.
Audrey confronts husband John over missing funds as a ledger reveals groceries and household expenses totaling nearly twelve hundred dollars. Tension escalates until Marcie mediates, revealing the couple’s miscommunication and restoring a fragile peace.
A resident writes to the Globe about muddy streets in Amarillo, noting repeated visitor concerns about street cleaning, muddy pavements during rain, and resulting dust when dry, asking for an explanation without revealing his name.
In Hull England a wedding took place with a brother of the bride performing the ceremony another brother officiating and a brother acting as best man amid family involvement including a witness.
A dubious advert promises quick relief from gas belching sour food and stomach pains using Dave's Mentha Pepsin. It claims five minutes to subdue dyspeptic agony and weeks to “turn the old stomach into a new one,” urging readers to buy today at Randal Drug Co and City Drug Store.
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