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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1926
Page
4
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Harry Carson, a Chicago mechanic, says the Amarillo tourist camp rivals any in the country with a high fence, double club rooms, reading rooms, and showers. He notes Amarillo has over a dozen tourist camps and several are as modern as any in the United States.
A Tyler residents committee urges The Globe to address street blocking by new buildings. They call for restricting unloading space to the minimum and ensuring sidewalks remain usable. They highlight Sixth Street as dangerous and urge strict, enforceable rules in the new building code.
Marcie quietly tracks Parrish’s absence as Audrey prepares to tidy the house and the dressing room. The household senses a change as Parrish’s car sits idle and his voice on the telephone hints at a possible retreat from home.
A serialized scene follows Audrey and Marcie as Audrey hosts a house party on the lawn with a wedding ring on one hand and a set of pearls on the other. The mood shifts when a telegram arrives, touching off distress among the young guests and hinting at a hidden personal crisis.
Danny avoids a river crossing and a snake as he runs across a road. An automobile suddenly roars by, frightening the snake and saving him from danger. The boy survives and reflects on his double escape from a snake and a speeding car.
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