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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1926
Page
4
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In a New York roadhouse, Yvonne and Jack perform nightly as patrons pine and applaud. He endures the crowd and guards his pride while she cabarets with fearless artistry, drawing desire and envy, dreaming of a brighter stage as their affair deepens.
In a Burgess naturalist vignette, Reddy Fox and Jimmy Skunk misidentify shellfish on the beach as clams until Graywing explains mussels cling to rocks with yellow threads. Reddy learns mussels can climb slowly by these threads, sparking curiosity and a shift in view. The tale, illustrated with dialogue, closes noting the next story, The Littlest Crab.
The trial of Harry M. Dougherty and Thomas W. Miller centers on 1921 Ohio campaign funds. Witnesses describe checks allegedly used to cover a deficit, including one payable to Daugherty and two to Jesse W. Smith. Testimony portrays Smith’s privileged status and frequent movement within the Justice building.
An ethnologist reports discovery of twenty two earthworks on Pecan Island in Vermilion Parish Louisiana tracing Mound Builder influence far south. Excavations reveal copper ornaments, stone carvings not native to Louisiana and artifacts implying a superior culture predating local Indigenous groups.
The Daily News notes northern waters host man eating sharks, with the basking shark of up to thirty six feet aggressive in July and August. Shetland fishermen avoid it as it stalks near coasts and can strike with its powerful tail.
A. Dunn longtime Bell county resident died at Troy on his 95th birthday closing observances. He left 108 descendants across five generations and seen eight children at his side. A PTA high school board meeting is set Friday at 4 in room 204. Ren Myers of Jerett Fashion Shop resumes work after two weeks away in Sem Fravieee and other points.
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