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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1926
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text from Amarillo Globe shows garbled lines, unclear events, and no identifiable persons or organizations. The fragment mentions telephones and Terese, Oklahoma, New Mexico, but lacks concrete actions, dates, or outcomes to summarize.
Wildlife lovers are invited to Hillcrest Country Club north of town to view a clear stream that forms a scenic lake home to many water birds. The piece urges club leaders to declare the grounds a refuge to protect the birds from hunting, especially while the season opens October 16.
The St. Louis manager Rogers Hornsby, a Texas native, draws Amarillo interest as the Cardinals and Yankees vie for the world championship. His batting dipped to about .317 this season due to directing the pennant chase, while his mother Mrs. M. D. Hornsby of Austin died yesterday urging him to stay with the team.
Henry Ford announces a plan to reduce the work week to five days with Saturdays off and no wage reductions. He argues higher wages and more leisure will boost purchasing power and sustain full industry, noting his unique ability to implement such changes.
The article notes Santa Fe earnings surge in August with net operating income of 8.41 million and eight month total of 335.86 million, highlighting Panhandle shipping, Amarillo growth, and implied Rock Island line needs amid regional oil wealth.
Audrey and Parrish confront Marcie Allen after she reveals her estranged father has cut her off with only a small sum. Marcie laments feminism and parental control as she recounts leaving home to pursue independence, while Audrey questions the situation and Parrish urges clarity.
An advertisement touts Dave's Mentha Pepsin as a one tablespoon remedy for indigestion gas and sour stomach promising rapid relief. It cites endorsements from customers and offers refunds via retailers Randal Drug and City Drug Store Amarillo. A closing letter mocks Chief Blackwell and guests in a satirical note.
A grateful mother praises the patrolman at Fourteenth and Polk for aiding her children on school days. She notes the officer’s kindness with mud and small lakes and asserts the importance of character over uniform. The letter commends the officer and the department’s positive start.
A historical advertisement promotes Dr Leonhardt's internal treatment for piles. The claim describes a guaranteed remedy with money back assurance and emphasizes its internal approach discovered after years of experimentation. The copy targets sufferers of piles seeking a cure through a doctor’s method.
A reader reports eye pain relief after using Lavoptir. The note mentions Ned’s eye trouble and a week of improvement. Mrs. Lb. Comper notes Lavoptir as the remedy and references a postal or office matter dated 022 Tepe ter.
Danny Meadow Mouse wrestles with staying on the Marsh and facing Short-ear and Reddy Vox or returning home. He longs for Green Meadows and wonders if a lone flying “Man Bird” could bring him back. He resolves to wait for the right moment to make his move.
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