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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1926
Page
4
The piece argues newspapers must publish all facts even if unfavorable, citing California press history and a Los Angeles Times example. It warns against sensationalism and suppression, urging truth over hype to maintain trust and community power.
The South Hutchinson field is producing more oil than shipped, boosting acreage values. Midwest Exploration bought land at 3125 dollars an acre while Carson county offers up to 1000 dollars per acre. New Roxana well opens a pool. pipelines and railroads will carry away hundreds of thousands of barrels daily.
The term frog dates to Lutetia era Paris when mud streets led the court to nickname locals frogs. The nickname Jean Crapuad meaning toad also stems from three leaping toads on royal heraldry. The individual peasant name was Jacques Bon homme or Jack Goodman.
The letter outlines strong opinions on funding and care for orphans, arguing for or against government support and private charity. It references Mercer officers and community action, urging practical measures to assist vulnerable youth while cautioning against widespread opposition.
In a riot of color and noise at Terrace Tavern New Year’s Eve, Yvonne and Jock join six revelers at a table hosted by Barney Blaine, cinema owner who recalls Yvonne’s past as a cigarette seller. The scene buzzes with confetti, hats, and a Christmas tree stripped of ornaments as the crowd rings in the new year.
A fragment notes Mares and Pole in connection with ancient Venice and travel lore. The text hints at a possible exchange or travel link with China and mentions a mene Cather, though details are fragmentary.
The piece narrates Reddy Fox admiring hermit crabs for using borrowed shells for protection. Graywing and Reddy inspect opened oyster shells and a cast of characters appear, setting a New Year scene with theatrical hints and social color. The text ends with a teaser for a continuation.
Graywing explains to Reddy the tiny crab is actually Mrs. Oyster Crab who has lived inside an Oyster shell since birth. The shell provides her protection and her legs and claws are weak from lack of use. She lives with the Oyster as a friend rather than a pet. The tale introduces their unusual companionship.
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