Fragmented OCR item on Coens soup cult figures
The readable text fragment references Coens and a soup cult theme with unclear details. Names, dates, or concrete events are not discernible in the surviving portion.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1926
Page
4
The readable text fragment references Coens and a soup cult theme with unclear details. Names, dates, or concrete events are not discernible in the surviving portion.
P H Landergin proposes narrow sidewalks on Polk Street by four feet each side and wider street space to improve angle parking and ease downtown congestion. He argues crowds can be accommodated while preserving parking for shoppers.
A witness admits being paid $25 to vote Republican and $25 to vote Democratic. When pressed on his actual choice, the witness declares he voted according to his conscience in a strong, dignified reply.
Judge Bishop described driving while intoxicated as a felony with serious consequences. A man fined $50 pleaded guilty and faced possible penitentiary time or months to years behind bars as well as fines up to 500 dollars, with potential impact on jury service and testimony rights.
Audrey Parrish, a rich society figure, hosts a sleepy morning at home while her husband John Parrish contemplates his role as merely her husband. A return guest, Nona the dancer, visits with bold talk and sharp wit, revealing tensions between marriage, ambition, and social theatrics.
In a cluttered scene at a home, Marcie, Audrey, and others discuss women's rights, independence, and modern behavior. Marcie boasts cigarette samples and swearing lessons, arguing women now live by men's standards, while Parrish listens and navigates domestic tensions.
Danny wanders to the marsh after hearing a beautiful song and meets Pumper the Bittern. Pumper admires his own performance, reveals he belongs to the Heron family, and hints at ground nests. Danny retreats as Pumper grows hungry, ending the scene with a note about the next story.
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