Leisure, health, and city progress in Amarillo talk
Col Ernest Compton told the Amarillo PTA and Central Junior High on health and leisure as foundations of happiness. Mayor Thompson praised a city health unit with Rockefeller support, city parks, and a five day work week toward balanced living and post graduate study as true leisure.
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Ice Mint PRESTO Corns Cure Promises Quick Relief
A sales pitch describes Ice Mint a corn killer from a Japanese product promising fast relief from hard and soft corns between toes callouses and foot soreness. It claims cooling comfort with little irritation suitable for people who stand or wear high heels and urges readers to ask in drug stores for Ice Mint.
Open Store The Auto Store at Sixth and Harrison Streets
E B Meyer announces The Auto Store opening Thursday at Sixth and Harrison Streets. The shop offers lubrication and car washing and Meyer serves as Dayton tire distributor. He has operated an auto supply business at Sixth and Van Buren Streets for five years and highlights wide driveways for easy entry and exit for all vehicle sizes.
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E. B. Meyer
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Harrison Streets
The Art of Living according to city governance
A speaker urges gentle reminders over confrontation in public policy. The city is portrayed as aiming to keep residents content, fostering a healthy mindset as key to happiness and broad well being.
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Mile-a-Minute Marty Comic Strip Joins Globe News
Franklin-Amarillo Co. buys Mile-a-Minute-Marty for interval appearance in Globe News. Comic follows central character with a humor driven continuity to promote advertising and product merits. Pope Joan card game noted as historical aside.
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Franklin-Amarillo Co
Franklin and de Soto
Globe News
Canvass Results Declare Charter Amendments Passed
After official canvass Tuesday night the city voted three charter amendments passed and elected officials Ernest O Thompson mayor J N Vernon commissioner No 1 and H Ernest Smith commissioner No 2. The measures extend street improvement payment time authorize park bonds and simplify legal notice publication.
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J. N. Vernon
H. Ernest Smith
Secretary of State
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