Glad Girls to Join May Peterson Concert in Amarillo
May Peterson praises Amarillo College girls who will assist at a Friday concert in the City Auditorium. She recalls Boston's Cecilia Society performance of Gabriel Pierne's Children's Crusade with diverse youth choruses and the Boston Symphony Orchestra. The event, under Alta Potts Funk, is May 8 under the Tri-State Fair Association.
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Amarillo College
May Peterson
Boston
Cecilia Society
Gabriel Pierne
Children’s Crusade
Symphony Hall
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Brookline High School
Samuel W. Cole
Emmanuel Church
Lynwood Farnum
Church of the Advent
Albert Snow
Arthur Sheperd
Sheperd
Gilad
Amarillo Junior College
Masters
Alta Potts Funk
City Auditorium
Tri-State Fair Association
Peterson
Amarillo
Remodeling Under Way at City Hall
City hall remodeling increases auditing department space about 50 percent and provides a private office for City Auditor C. H. Winterhaler. Work on the auditing area is nearly done with painters at work and occupancy expected by Thursday. Plans call for a show-up room radio broadcasting room and rear entrance for police headquarters with a lattice screen to shield suspects from view during identifications.
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C. H. Winterhaler
Hotel Keys Tell Tales of Travel and Return
Hotel Amarillo clerk R. B. Musick notes guests lose hundreds of keys yearly and most are eventually mailed back from England to Mexico. Keys travel the globe to be returned, with about 70 percent finding their way home. Hotels cover return postage and duplicate keys cost about a quarter.
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R. B. Musick
Hotel Amarillo
Amarillo
Musick
England
Canada
Hawaiian Islands
Mexico
Eldest Child's Role in Guiding Siblings
The piece discusses how a mother with several children often depends on the eldest to assist and guide the younger ones. It portrays the big sister as both loving and assertive, shaping family dynamics through her authority.
Eldest Child Tip Prevents Family Tangles
The article warns that an authoritative eldest child may grow up domineering and hinder relations with others while bossy sisters risk becoming henpecked wives. It advises parents to avoid turning the eldest into a substitute parent and to assign responsibility carefully to prevent long term behavioral issues.
Itching Skin Banished By Antiseptic Zemo
If itching and burning skin make life unbearable apply Zemo the soothing antiseptic. Thousands find swift relief from itch ing helps to draw out infection and restore the skin. For 20 years Zemo has been clearing up skin pimples rash and other irritations. Sold everywhere 35¢ 60c and $1.00.
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Zemo
Family dynamics shape social skills and external play
The passage notes that lacking carryover into daily family life can hinder children. It emphasizes siblings benefit from many external playmates to learn give and take with peers, fostering social balance and individual experience outside the home.
Emerald Oil promises relief for stubborn eczema and more
A vintage ad promotes Moone's Emerald Oil as a powerful antiseptic that stops eczema itching, claims quick relief and a money back guarantee. It touts benefits for varicose veins skin blemishes pimples acne psoriasis and says it kills the germs causing athletes foot with complete bottle directions.
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Moone
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