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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1939
Page
6
Iowa City researchers organize six young juniors into democratic, dictatorial, and anarchic clubs to study how each atmosphere affects group behavior. Observers document cooperation, hostility, and changes through six weeks of mask making and films.
The piece reports high success rates for CARDUI and CARDUS among women in Texas cities Dallas and Houston with 93 of 100 stateside users saying CARDAT helped them and 88 to 98 of interviewees in Dallas and Houston respectively confirming benefits. The ad attributes relief from dysmenorrhea and nervous symptoms to CARDUI and CARDUS, noting 50 years of use and vegetable composition.
Easy cutwork design using buttonhole stitch for chair or buffet set or single doilies. Pattern 2020 includes a 10 by 14 inch motif transfer and a 5 by 10 inch reverse motif with stitch illustrations. Send ten cents coin and pattern request with name and address to Amarillo Globe Needlecraft Dept. 2 Eighth Avenue New York NY.
The county jail is being decorated with two coats of white paint. The sheriffs department long sought the improvement and the work should be finished within a few days.
An old advertisement promotes Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin to relieve constipation and stomach distress. It claims Pepsin dissolves undigested protein in the stomach while the laxative wakes lazy bowels. The ad targets families and mentions favorable taste for children and urges purchase at druggists.
H. C. Barnes 72 year old former Amarillo building contractor dies Sunday at his San Francisco home. Survived by wife Bennie Barnes daughters Mrs. Forest R. Barnes and Mrs. E. O. Gross sons in law and other relatives. Body to arrive in Amarillo Friday morning with funeral services tentatively set for 3 p.m. Friday at Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Chapel.
February figures from the Civil Aeronautics Authority show traffic on scheduled airlines rising 26 percent over February last year. Despite a shorter month, January had a notable increase, with revenue passengers totaling 72,496. Express freight rose 34 percent year over year, marking the largest gains.
In Washington on April 3 a Senate appropriations subcommittee rejected a motion to restore the $50,000,000 cut from the President's emergency relief request. The panel postponed action as it weighs moves to cut below the $100,000,000 approved by the House.
Burglars forced entry by breaking a door lock at the Roseland rink on West Fifth Avenue and stole about $2 from an automatic music machine. They also took a box of candy and gum.
Mrs Agnes Gregory age 32 of Kansas City Missouri relies on a yard of thread to guide metal beads down her throat after ice burn as a child left her with a constricted esophagus. The thread acts as a guide enabling her to swallow nourishment.
Pat's Tavern formerly the Brown Derby at 1746 East Tenth Avenue was burglarized again last night. Entry was gained by prying a lock off the front door and the thieves stole a peanut vending machine.
About 1,000 people failed to register their motor vehicles by the April 1 deadline. Those who have not used vehicles since midnight April 1 may obtain license plates without penalty by filing affidavits.
Use Black and White Ointment as an antiseptic dressing for itching burning and soreness from pimples eczema and ringworm. Pair with Black and White Skin Soap for cleansing and preventative care.
Funeral services for seven year old Jennie Low Davidson of Dumas will be held tomorrow at 2 30 PM at the Dumas Methodist Church with Rev P H Gates officiating. She is survived by her parents six brothers and three sisters. Burial will be in the Dumas Cemetery under Blackburn Shaw Funeral Directors.
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