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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1931
Page
3
Rexmiey Wilson and Alice Lander gin schools list first six weeks of second semester honor roll. McKinley School includes many students with All A's and A and B grades, with Elizabeth Adkisson Frances Byes Frances Camp among others. Honorable Mention names appear for additional recognition.
A rare leopard fish, among the deepest sea dwellers, was captured. The spotted specimen was displayed in Boston after the catch, marking a rare event for New England waters.
A dense roster of residents includes Brown, Rhea Bryan, Mary Elizabeth Camp, Charles Chilton, Rosemary Cohen, and many others. The compiled list names dozens of individuals across families such as Harrison, Ludden, Stack, Walker, and Wires, reflecting a community-wide memorial or roll call in a local newspaper.
A collage of brief items: Frederick Bezner, the retired motor magnate, notes luxury in his Leviathan suite. Prohibition agents seize fowl camouflaging beer on a truck in Newark. eggs arrive as U S A begins storage coop provisioning. Western Reserve University hens relay science duties and feed on daily fish. Primo Carera drives a car with the emergency brake engaged on the way to New York.
Robertson, Harvey Shinn, Geneva Thompson, Marion Thompson, Jack Tinney, Billie Wheeler, Billie Jo Damron, Mildred East, Mary Helen Jensen, Dorothy Lee Mills, Thomas Montgomery, Robert Richey, Frances Shudde, Martha Jane Teas, Joe White.
A voyage toward Paterson New Jersey slowed when a car could not exceed eight miles per hour. The route paused at Ridgefield due to a fire. Dirt on the brake linings saved Primo from disaster.
Detroit reports a surge in airmail tonnage with 77 million letters shipped between the Great Lakes and the Pacific Coast in 1930, up 7 million from the prior year. The increase reflects growing mail flows and airline network expansion.
A Pasadena man bed-ridden for three years with arthritis says a prescribed formula restored his activity and relief. He shared the remedy with others suffering arthritis neuritis lumbago gout sciatica and rheumatism and they also found relief. He offers to send a trial supply with full details to anyone who writes Renton Desk 193 Station California today.
A report notes a rise in letter transport capacity, indicating current figures are roughly double the number of letters moved in 1928. The data highlights expanding postal operations and increased efficiency in handling mail through the period.
A mid afternoon fatigue can trigger colds with sneezing and sore throat, and quick energy from sugar rich foods is advised. The Sugar Institute endorses a varied wholesome diet to bolster resistance and health during winter.
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