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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1926
Page
11
Am程序illo officials announce a Santa Fe train tour stopping at Borger as the first Panhandle oil field city to host the event. A brass band will greet the train at 1 pm followed by stunts speeches and a night of entertainment as Amarillo residents travel to parade along the famous long street.
An advertisement touts Adlerika as relief for gas and bloating and says it helps old intestinal waste, stops constipation, and improves mood. The text includes personal testimonial from Mrs. A. Howard and shifts to civic notices in Amarillo Texas about an ordinance to levy assessments on West Seventh Street for street improvements.
City Commission of Amarillo schedules a hearing on proposed paving work for local streets. Officials announce the hearing will review property owners rights, assessments, and compliance with Texas statutes before final action.
The Culion leper colony, established in 1906 and run by the island government, employs 18 physicians and 26 nurses to treat over 400 patients each on a population of 5,121 women, 81 boys and 202 girls. Native Filipinos fill senior medical roles while Americans hold chief physician positions. 8 percent of Philippine health funds are spent on leprosy care.
Fragmentary text describes a relay event with references to a team or group, a public figure or groups named Ge and Pelee, and a ceremony or race setting. The exact event, participants, and outcomes are not discernible from the legible words.
The Folger Coffee Test invites you to compare Folgers with your current coffee. Over three mornings you sample Folgers, then your usual coffee, then Folgers again. The process aims to reveal a preferred brand through direct taste trials.
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