Borax as Water Softener Substitutes for Bath Salts
A note suggests Borax can function effectively as a water softener and may replace bath salts in regular use.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1933
Page
10
A note suggests Borax can function effectively as a water softener and may replace bath salts in regular use.
Ruth Delzell reports a tough year ending September 1933 for Potter County Library. Despite insufficient funds and no formal budget, the library kept full operations 75 hours weekly, aided unemployment, expanded rural outreach, and increased cataloging, clipping files, and art acquisitions while aging shelves and space limits constrain readers.
Last services for Benjamin P. Bembry 77 were held at Boxwell Brothers Funeral Chapel with Rev. George A. LeGrone officiating. Pallbearers included I. J. Louie B. Cantrell and Roy Cantrell. Interment followed at Memorial Park Cemetery. He died Monday at his son Glen Bembry's home.
May Stevens Isaacs laments long struggle of Panhandle cowman facing soaring costs for feed and supplies while beef prices fall. He calls for a new deal to support ranchers who have endured droughts, low prices, and rising living costs, urging action to preserve the cowboy way and livelihoods.
Letters and notices from readers include Tack seeking callers at 1008 Harrison, Woodrow Dabb seeking a home for a German police dog, a nurse offering obstetric services from Amarillo, and Harwood Beville opposing the current money policy with a call for a new approach to the economy.
J. Wyatt of Logan New Mexico escaped injury after a traffic crash at Sixteenth Avenue and Tyler Street. His overturned car collided with a vehicle driven by Clyde Rehrieyer of 1616 Monroe Street. Witnesses urged ambulance crews after the 9 30 o clock accident.
Panhandle Automobile Club offers safety rules as shoppers flood Amarillo for the Million Dollar Jubilee of Values. Tips include staying in your lane near corners, allowing space for oncoming traffic, signaling with the horn, avoiding hogging the road, keeping right, stopping before street entries, and choosing less congested routes to reduce crashes.
Amarillo district Methodist Church stewards lay leaders and pastors will gather at Polk Street Methodist Church at 10 am for an all day session led by presiding elder L. N. Lipscomb. The event ties to Harvest Day of the Women’s Missionary Society with a luncheon at 12:30. Speakers include Dr. J. T. McClure Rev. T. C. Willett Dr. Frank M. Neal and Rev. J. S. Huckabee.
Advanced Ama rillo Area Council will run a winter scout camp December 27 to 30 at Dripping Springs near Claude. Only Star Life or Eagle scouts with parental permission and a doctor’s health certificate may attend. Applications due December 23. Fireplaces in buildings provide shelter if bad weather. Sam Sullenberger and trained scout masters will help administer. Alabama name origin cited as Here we rest.
Helena Mont telegraphed actress Katharine Cornell inviting her to perform in Helena with all gross receipts after local costs, and offered free printing for posters. The offer arrived too late as Cornell booked dates elsewhere. She will instead appear in Amarillo next spring in The Barretts of Wimpole Street.
A report highlights that women in Japan lack legal status and individual rights. The article discusses societal norms and legal gaps affecting women’s autonomy and citizenship.
To relieve eczema itching this ointment claims to heal skin by killing germs and soothing irritation. It promises no burning or blistering and stresses safety and reliability with tested medicines that melt in and absorb quickly.
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