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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1932
Page
5
Dr Copeland presents adult tonsillectomy without cutting operation using electric current to destroy diseased tonsils. Benefits cited include no anesthesia, no bleeding, no recovery interruption, and suitability for adults not children, with physician guidance required. Also includes health Q and A about weight, sleep, pimples and diet.
A fragment from a federal building describes offices on the third floor like the Bureau of Animal Husbandry and a vacant tax auditor space. It notes hidden activity and quiet in the U S Inspector and jury rooms, suggesting a lull in reporting and routine court and auditing work.
A visitor walks through a sleepy federal courthouse hall where offices on the upper floor sit dark and silent. The Army Recruiting Office is closed to recruits, while the Civil Service door remains shut and the post office upstairs handles news. On the second floor U. S. Attorney, Postoffice Inspector, and U. S. Judge are quiet unless court is in session, with the Panhandle inspector and a marshal on the move. The Internal Revenue Collector offers nothing definite, save for a hint about March. The lone consistently open desk is the U S Commissioner's, but it handles routine work only, ending the federal run observations.
Henry Ford told reporters in Washington on April 26 that prohibition is part of the Constitution and that, if he had his way, he would leave it exactly where it is. He spoke while en route to Virginia with Mrs. Ford to view flower gardens, addressing rumors of changed views.
Jose Mojica, a distinguished opera and concert tenor, returns Friday for a concert. His versatile voice and clear diction span languages, and with sound cinema he became an early bridge between music and film while continuing stage work.
Jose Mojica returns to Amarillo this week for a concert at the Municipal Auditorium under Emil F. Myers and the Amarillo College of Music. He has appeared here before and drawn crowds. Tickets are 2 dollars to 50 cents, and reservations can be made by calling the College of Music.
Ninety three Amarillo Girl Scouts have joined the International Post Box to correspond with Girl Scouts and guides in foreign countries. Miss Daffin Lowery, Amarillo director, says the program is sponsored by the national organization.
Women who suffer from head and backaches and periodic pains find Capuchine the ideal remedy. It is a liquid that acts instantly when two teaspoonfuls are taken in water. It soothes nerves and brings relaxation and comfort. Available at drug stores in single dose or 10c 30c and 60c sizes.
Newcastle England April 27 A nursery pupil named Patrick near Gateshead recalls a royal moment when the Prince of Wales stepped on his foot. The prince apologized and offered a playful challenge inviting Patrick to tread on his toes, then the boy solemnly stamped on the royal toes.
City commission authorizes land rent payment in produce, accepting carrots as settlement for a tract. This unusual barter outlines how local government will receive crops in lieu of cash rents.
A brief note warns that the zoo may feed certain animals, suggesting a potential hazard or disposal issue. No additional context or specifics are provided about animals, dates, or responsible parties.
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