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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1929
Page
7
T M Caldwell is directing a school film to document Amario Public Schools in 1929. Filming eight hours daily at public schools includes pupils and faculty for the High School Parent Teacher Association. The project funds benefit students and features the 1929 graduating class and Kid Day scenes.
Residents report a group dressed as Vikings marching the streets of Amarillo early today. Eight foot spears shields and armored jackets draw curiosity with no clear explanation or contact from the participants.
Miss Willie Pearson of Wilmar returns from Lubbock after visiting her nephew and his wife. Silver of Dallas, president of Amonwealth Finance Company, is in the city on business. Mr. and Mrs. Simmons of Miami stay at the Capitol while he conducts business. Interest grows in the revival at San Jacinto Methodist Church led by Pastor J. M. Fuller. Mrs. J. D. Walker and her baby daughter are mentioned among attendees.
The News-Globe sponsors five free lectures at the Municipal auditorium from April 15 to 19 by Ida M. Chitwood on cookery health and charm. The article discusses Sunday night supper as a hospitable family custom with buffet style service and simple menus.
Oswell Edward Trammell, a Oswego High School sophomore, ran away March 26 after flunking two subjects. Searches across the Southwest and West by his distraught parents yielded only one trace. Classmate Max Miller accompanied him briefly before returning home after 10 days. The missing boy's mother has ...
Bertie Margaret returned today from Abilene and travels in Central Texas after a two week visit.
Beauty ad touts MELLO-GLO Face Powder as the first requisite for beauty. It claims a smooth spread, lasting wear, and a youthful bloom with a new French process that prevents shine and minimizes pores. Fox Drug Co. promotes the product across five stores.
A description notes a man with black hair and gray eyes, scars on lip and neck, wearing a striped suit with overalls, shirt, purple suspenders, and a red skull cap. Young Miller reports plans by two men to seek Texas ranch work or enlist in the navy, possibly in California, after Clinton visit. Swedish noble families reportedly became extinct last year.
Panicked appeal targets weak readers urging weight gain with McCoy's Tablets backed by an ironclad guarantee. An underweight woman allegedly gained 16 pounds in five weeks, with the promise of a refund if no at least six pounds gained after four sixty cent boxes or two one dollar boxes. Marketed by McCoy's Laboratories and distributors of Cod Liver Oil.
An advertising note promotes Moone's Emerald Oil as a real cure for eczema and skin problems. It claims rapid relief after the first application, and that continued use restores skin health. The product is described as a clean antiseptic that penetrates, does not stain, and offers a money back guarantee.
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