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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1934
Page
5
The Carnegie Institute's annual report claims life began with thousands of heredity genes rather than a single cell. It highlights a ten day old macaque embryo as the earliest human like life stage preserved for study, potentially reshaping evolution theory and pre birth development research.
Amarillo children receive a morning program at 9:30 with a group of films headed by Clyde Beatty in The Lost Jungle. Also showing Shirley Temple in Managed Money Our Gang in Bedtime Worries and Walt Disney's Funny Bunnies. A candy bar is given to every attending child.
Rabbi Perry E. Nussbaum speaks on The Deplorable Lot of European Jewry at 8 pm for the Temple B Nai Israel Friday night service with public invited. A separate note mentions Union League Club wallpapered with worthless stocks and securities in the headache room in Chicago.
Santa Fe officials announce a special train leaves here at 9 AM for Lubbock to attend the Sandie-Big Spring football game at 2:30 PM Texas Tech field. The train arrives in Lubbock at noon, departs at 6 30 PM, and returns to Amarillo at 9 30 PM. Round trip tickets cost 2 45 dollars.
Reports note rising freight movement into and out of Dalhart and a citrus harvest surge in the lower Rio Grande Valley Texas. Mission pays seven thousand dollars weekly to assorters and packers as the movement extends from October into March.
A reminiscence of the boomer a transient rail road man who drifted between jobs, aided by unions and pie cards, and built railroads across regions. The piece notes nicknames, mobility, and the brotherhood system plus Rock Island’s new fast trains boosting demand for train and engine crew from Dalhart and other freight points.
W H McEachern, Santa Fe freight and passenger agent, is pushing freight business in the Pecos Valley and expected back in Amarillo late this week. The Rock Island paid taxes at Tucumcari totaling 45 468 81. J M Shafer of Plainview and twin sister Lydia Whitlock of Los Angeles celebrate their 92nd birthday. Shafer helped print the first Denver Post and Rocky Mountain News as a boy and later ran Plainview Herald before moving to Plainview in 1800.
The balance wheel completes a geometric travel equivalent to one mile over a 24 hour period, illustrating the tiny scale and precise motion characteristic of traditional mechanical timepieces.
An advertisement touts Blue Star ointment as a fast absorbing remedy to kill itch germs from rash scabies ringworm and eczema and urges customers to cover the affected area with nothing. The copy highlights tested medicine and claims rapid relief with a mention of a return offer if initial results fail.
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