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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1927

Page

3

Block System On Santa Fe In Operation

The electric lock system on the Santa Fe double track from Pampa through Amarillo to Panhandle is active. Electrically controlled semaphors signal approaching trains with colors and flashing signs, including a train indicator within one mile at Thirty-fourth Street crossing. The line will be fully double tracked and the electronic block system will manage traffic along the entire route.

Santa Fe Amarillo Thirty-fourth Street Pampa Panhandle

Trusting shopkeeper shifts from cash register honesty to explanation

Al Mour, once owner of a downtown newsstand in Salt Lake City, built a business on a self serve trust system. He closed the stand after a rival opened nearby and reopened as a flower shop with a stricter pricing policy. Mour says he never lost a nickel and still believes in people's honesty.

Associated Press Salt Lake City al Mour Mour

Twisting Into Beauty By Union

Twisting exercises described as a route to a leaner waist and healthier liver with a sequence of twists and reaches. The routine, done daily, should be paired with music for enjoyment. The note ends with a line about Coral replacing jade in popularity in Europe.

Europe

Legion Spring festival to crown Miss Panhandle and host baby contest

The first annual Legion Spring festival runs April 11 to 28 with a grand prize baby show and a Miss Panhandle pageant in a medieval Court of St James replica. Nominations come from Legion members at Arcade D Amarillo building, babies registered there, and doctors plus nurses will examine entrants. Grand prizes include loving cups and cash. Murry Watts will photograph entries at no charge.

Court of St. James England Legion Arcade D Amarillo 40 And Tri- State Fair Association Panhandle Murry Watts

Twice Air Crash Widow Admitted For Observation

Mrs Joy Bright Hancock, widow of two dirigible disaster victims, was admitted to Jefferson hospital in Philadelphia for observation. Her condition was described as not critical.

Associated Press Philadelphia Joy Bright Hancock Jefferson Hospital

Debutante Chooses Work Over Society Life In New York

Miss Victoris Frelinghuysen, daughter of a former New Jersey senator, leaves Park Avenue for Fifth Avenue daily to work from 9:36 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. telling people how to tour. Her tax fate remains a secret amid world railway statistics noting 740,000 miles of railways.

Associated Press New York Victoris Frelinghuysen United States New Jersey Park Avenue Fifth Avenue

Cuticura Healed Eczema on Baby Face and Neck

A Knoxville reader reports eczema on her baby’s face, head and neck cleared in six weeks after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The testimonial from Mrs. Elizabeth Faulkner notes relief, sleep return, and healed skin.

Elizabeth Faulkner Rt. 2 Carryton Tenn Usi

Northwest Climate Once Was Tropical

Fossil records read by T A Bonser curator of the Eastern Washington Historical museum in Spokane indicate a tropical climate once prevailed in the Northwest. Fossils show plants found in tropical regions and Asia grew here, including figs, ginko, oaks, bald cypress, stinking cedar, incense cedar, silver poplar, sweet gum, elm, laurel, magnolia and persimmon, with many species now absent from Washington.

Associated Press Spokane Wash T. A. Bonser Eastern Washington Historical Museum Northwest Orient China Japan Washington South

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