Mary Pickford Plans Retirement After 3 or 4 More Films
London April 19 Mary Pickford says she will retire soon after completing three or four more pictures. She told the Sunday Express that her type of character is practically finished. She and Douglas Fairbanks arrived at Southampton and were warmly welcomed. They plan two to three months in Europe visiting their film distributing offices.
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Amarillo News Bites From Peach Section
Cecil Munn of Southwest Wheat Growers Association was in Amarillo from Enid. Norbon Harris and family plan a Fort Worth visit for relatives. Wallace Fletcher recalls trekking through deep snow in Raton New Mexico. A new paper Farmer and Ranchman debuts in Clovis promoting cooperative marketing. P and R well at Cliff Side northwest of Amarillo shows gas and traces of oil. Green fished yesterday but caught nothing. Early Amarillo and Randall County histories mention townsite and county fights.
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Southwest Wheat Growers
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Enid
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Fort Worth
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Raton
New Mexico
Clovis
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Randall County
Jad Salts Urges Kidney Relief From Acidic Diet
An old health column warns that acidic foods overwork kidneys causing backache and digestive issues. It recommends Jad Salts a few spoonfuls in water daily to flush sluggish kidneys and neutralize system acids, plus drinking water and periodic medical checks.
Colors for sport clothes popularized by the Prince of Wales
London reports that the Prince of Wales favors colored sport attire influencing global fashion. Scarlet polo jerseys under pink coats catch on for steeplechase and tweed lounge outfits feature bold handkerchiefs. Jodhpurs remain rare and distinctive to the prince.
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Prince of Wales
Jodhpur
India
Railroad News and Folks By John Moore
The railroad plans a truck delivery feature to speed less than carload shipments, reducing storage congestion at major freight houses. Notable visits include H C Chace in Amarillo, Chauncy Green in Newton, R W Prentice returning from hospital, and A F Robinson who designed the Canadian river bridge. A carload silk shipment from Japan passed through and auditor A E Myer’s office welcomed six mousers after a cat brought them in.
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A. E. Myer
Santa Fe freight and entertainment notes in 1923 column
An 1923 update details a Santa Fe railway freight shipment to New York, growing cattle movements from Texas to Oklahoma and Kansas, and a strong ramp in freight speed. It also reviews a well received Harris concert at Central Presbyterian, praising the performers and audience reaction.
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Santa Fe
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Harris Concert Company
Cole Sails From Kress With Fresh Chamber Members
J Cole traffic manager of the Board of City Development returned from Kress where he renewed West Texas Chamber of Commerce memberships and secured several new ones. He reports Swisher county grain prospects are excellent and ginning is growing with a new big gin. A Kress citizen distributes cotton seed to Swisher farmers at low cost.
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Kress
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
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West Texas Chamber
Swisher County
Ilssid
Panhandle Pioneers and Oddities Mentioned in Local Notes
A compilation of reminiscences and humor from early Panhandle settlers including George N. Baker’s 1890 move west of Claude, old farming scenes with churn jokes, railroad trivia from P Be Crowley and New York Central, and a whimsy about Senseless Oklahoma with a festival planned by Luke Lockemoyer.
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