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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1930

Page

9

Student Wins Legion Prize at Tyler Street School

Marion Ames, a low seventh grader at Tyler Street School, won the Legion prize for the best essay on The American Legion. A gold pin and a silver loving cup were awarded. judges praised Marion's standout entry from numerous city school submissions.

Marion Ames Tyler Street School American Legion Marion Gladys Slaughter Central Junior High School Jack Pate Sanborn School Buford James Clara Pirschell Central Junior Mary Storm Mary Ann Stanberry Tyler Street CG. GC. Gibson Hanson Post E.W. Ames East Twentyfirst Street United States American Expeditionary Forces Paris Minneapolis Army Signal Corps Navy Legion

Mrs Minnie Dechert Rites Held At Griggs Chapel

Services for Minnie Dechert 59 were held at 2 PM at Griggs Chapel with Rev J C Sisemore of Tabernacle Baptist Church officiating Burial followed in Liano Cemetery Survivors include her husband a son I A Beal of Seattle Washington one brother Robert Anderson of Cleburne Texas and two sisters Mrs Eunice Pruitt and Mrs A J Reeves of Amarillo

Minnie Dechert North Fillmore Griggs Chapel J. C. Sisemore Tabernacle Baptist Church Liano Cemetery Eunice Pruitt A. J. Reeves Amarillo

Japanese Children Start School Today

Thousands of Japanese children began the spring term marching to school with knapsacks designed in honor of the late Emperor Taisho. Primary schooling is compulsory, ages six or seven, with uniform discipline and well funded facilities nationwide.

Tokyo Japan Taisho Ministry of Education

The American Legion Pledge and Charities

Comradeship formed in war aims to preserve conflict history and maintain the principle soldiers fought for. Local posts are governed by department and national headquarters. The pledge stems from a dying World War soldier’s words to Colonel Roosevelt. The Legion raises millions for disabled soldiers and runs hospitals and convalescent homes in several states.

American Legion Roosevelt Legion New Jersey New York Michigan Minnesota States

Five Fire Victims From Sunday Auto Crash Recovering

Five people injured in a Sunday night auto crash near Amarillo remain hospitalized Monday. W. O. Workman and his wife of Imbbock with two children Frances 7 and Walter Gene 4 are at Northwest Texas Hospital after a head on collision seven miles south of Amarillo on the Canyon highway. Mrs Workman has a broken leg and multiple wounds. Mr Workman has a broken arm and the children are bruised. Harry Brooks of Pincent Oklahoma, a passenger in John Henry Folkes car, is expected to leave St Anthony's Hospital after injuries described as a twisted leg. Folkes, a Dalhart youth, died at the hospital from a fractured skull. his funeral is set for today in Dalhart.

Amarillo W. O. Workman Imbbock Frances Walter Gene Texas Canyon Highway Harry Brooks Pincent Okla John Henry Folkes Dalhart St. Anthony's Hospital Brooks Folkes Highway 5

Stepfather of O. Henry Dies in Austin

Dr. P. G. Roach stepfather of the wife of Will Porter died at his Austin home late yesterday. Burial was to be held in Austin today.

United Press Austin P. G. Roach Will Porter O. Henry

Manners Will Bequest Declined for Royal Theatrical Fund

The downfall of a proposed Royal Theatrical fund bequest is reported as apraisal shows the will of playwright J Hartley Manners left 600 pounds a year for six years to fund anti German war plays. British actors forfeited 3000 for not producing two works.

New York J. Hartley Manners Royal General Theatrical Fund of London

Bermuda Grass Not Hurt by Extreme Cold

Amarillo residents feared Bermuda grass loss after cold weather. Temple Robinson, city forester and parks superintendent, said the grass is unlikely to be killed by the cold alone. He noted moisture absence can harm but snow or recent cold usually protects it, and greens will return later but not due to alarm.

Amarillo Bermuda Temple Robinson Mr. Robinson

Doctor's Prescription for Digestive Help Promotes Syrup Pepsin

When bowel movement slows, a gentle option is Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. The laxative uses pure senna and herbs to stimulate gentle action and is offered in large bottles at drug stores or by free trial request.

Dr. Caldwell Monticello

Bermuda Grass Revival In Amarillo Parks Surfaces

Park crews dug up Bermuda grass in North Amarillo Park and found healthy living roots. Residents note unusually green grass in Ellwood Park and wonder why it greens slowly. Officials cite two reasons for the differing growth patterns.

Bermuda Amarillo Park Ellwood Park

Zemo Soothes Itching and Skin Irritation

Years of relief across cases as Zemo touch calms itching and burning. Itch disappears quickly on inflamed skin, drawing out infection and clearing blemishes. A family antiseptic kept on hand, advertised for 85¢ 60¢ or 1.00 at all dealers.

Zemo

Tanlac Powers Relief For Stomach Troubles

Amazed users report Tanlac swiftly relieves stomach ills and rheumatic pains after years of bowel trouble and general weakness. The ad promises improved digestion, stronger health, and a money back guarantee, citing a testimonial of joint and kidney relief and return to “apple-pie order.”

Konjola Gains Ground in Amarillo Medicine Claim

An Amarillo feature touts Konjola as a 22 ingredient remedy for stomach liver kidney and bowel issues plus rheumatism neuritis and nervousness. It profiles patient Frank B. Norman and a local Konjola man at City Drug Store 517 Polk Street offering free samples and testimonies.

Konjola Amarillo Frank B. Norman Mississippi Street Polk Street Morman City

Winter watering note from city forester on Bermuda mix

The forester explains the lawn mix is actually seven species not Bermuda and notes it has been watered twice since cold weather a prudent winter practice.

Erase Bermuda

Cordas Helped Mrs Penn End Exhaustion in Portersmouth

Mrs. H. F. Penn of 639 Front Street Portersmouth Ohio writes she was tired all the time with back and side pain and a weakening condition. She says Cordas restored her health and helped her gain weight after a long period of fatigue and distress.

Portermouth Ohio H. F. Penn Front Street

Nujol Promises Natural Health Boost In Ads

A vintage ad touts Nujol as a natural aid for happiness and vitality. It cites a Los Angeles woman Margaret Belden who recovers with rest and Nujol, praising bodily cleansing and normal digestion as the path to fitness and social life. The copy urges readers to try Nujol, stressing it contains no drugs and is safe for babies.

Margaret Belden Los Angeles Nujol

Cadillac La Salle Features Highlight Safety And Performance

The article extols Cadillac and La Salle innovations including the Syncro-Mesh transmission for easy gear shifting, harmonized steering for easy handling, four wheel brakes for safety, and security plate glass in all windows and windshields. It touts the V-type eight and new V-16 engines, luxurious Fisher and Fleetwood coachwork, and invites trials to prove superior handling and reliability.

Cadillac la Salle Cadillac-La Salle

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