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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1926
Page
11
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a death at a Chicago hotel with no clear details. No names, dates, or verifiable facts are readable. The item appears to be a brief, with minimal information, awaiting complete transcription.
Sanitary pad trends shift as old pads decline. 8 in 10 better class women use KOTEX now. It is promoted as five times more absorbent than ordinary cotton pads and deodorizes to prevent odor. Available at drug or department stores in packs of twelve for a few cents.
Gaston Foote spoke about his past world tour and the era of prosperity sweeping the nation. He highlighted rites associated with New York Philadelphia Detroit Baltimore and Kansas City, in a meeting led by Roy Pool.
Odds favor the Yankees six to five to win the world series. A Broad Street firm wagers 12 000 to 10 000 that New York wins the series and 1 000 against 12 000 that the Yankees take four straight. Cards not to win first two games priced at three to one. St Louis not to win four straight at 14 to 1. About 157 000 fans expected for weekend games, with near 550 000 dollars in receipts.
An old advertisement touts Emerald Oil as a powerful germicide for inflamed varicose veins and chronic sores. It urges buyers to use a two ounce bottle, insist on full strength, and claims rapid improvement with guaranteed healing.
Hal Moseley and John Cage, named by Governor Ferguson to the Texas highway commission, were reported to have a conference with the governor and former governor James E. Ferguson. The governor said she will appoint others if they are not confirmed by the senate in the special session.
Clyde Thomas aged 60 who was knocked down by a bicycle rider in Little Rock died today. Thomas had come from Springfield Missouri a few weeks ago. Clarence McClain the bicycle rider will face a hearing on October 30.
The stolen Chrysler sedan once belonging to Mayor Lee Bivins was recovered in Santa Fe New Mexico. Police report details and local officials confirm the recovery and note a reward offered by the mayor for the car’s return.
In Bhert markets shoppers see detachable short capes paired with light frocks. Many pieces feature chiffon and lend a belere effect, blending style with practical wear. The trend emphasizes versatile layering across the season.
National livestock and agricultural market report with prices from Oklahoma City Chicago and Fort Worth on September 20 to 30. Cattle hogs sheep and poultry prices show steady to higher trends across regions with specific ranges for grass cows heifers bulls vealers hogs sows and lambs. Potatoes butter eggs and poultry prices are noted for Chicago market trades with regional varietal listings.
Scotland Yard investigates a bizarre case of 100000 goldfish reportedly poisoned after arriving from France Italy China and Japan to a London wholesaler. Two strangers visited the shop and the fish were later found dying in corners, emitting a ghastly whistle. Loss estimated at $6000.
Hunters are advised to look toward China for new hunting grounds as remote districts offer fine game. Internal political conditions deter Occidentals, who rely on treaty ports for protection, and English is rarely spoken outside major cities.
In London a elderly woman told a magistrate that neighbors bored holes in her ceiling and peeped on her bed while another tenant inserted a tube and hurled epithets at her. The magistrate indicates there were grounds for a summons.
In Lodi Italy rumors spread of a hidden trove under the Sommariva palace. A fireplace secret opened a stair down to a vault with coins and a skeleton, prompting official examination and potential further excavation with government oversight.
Federal prohibition officers conducted seven raids around Houston on Wednesday night. Seven stills were seized, five men arrested, and more than 6000 gallons of mash destroyed with several gallons of liquor seized in each raid. Some stills were located as far as twelve miles from Houston.
A vintage style ad promotes Quick Quaker oats with a balanced meal message. It touts flavors and creamy richness and urges readers to buy Quick Quaker Oats from their grocer alongside other Quaker products.
Mrs Roy Slay will entertain the 1 25 Club at the home of Mrs G L Curtis 1009 Monroe Street Friday afternoon at 3 o clock.
Local ad promotes Thermoil lubrication with claims of expert service nearby. Note, the brief is marketing copy and lacks concrete details about products or locations.
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