Things To Come on Film Filmed at London Studios
The finale of H. G. Wells's Things To Come is being shot in Isleworth London with an all-British cast led by Pearl Argyle and Raymond Massey. American experts direct the technical work as 1,900 scenes capture a future world of underground cities rubber guards and glass interiors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isleworth
England
London Film Studios
H. G. Wells
Hollywood
London
Mr. Wells
Eryone
Eron Menzies
Ned Mann
Pearl Argyle
Raymond Massey
Gly-Cas hailed by Amarillo woman as health breakthrough
Mrs. A. J. Cox of Georgia Street credits Gly-Cas with restoring her health after five years of constipation stomach trouble and rheumatism. She reports relief from dizziness regulated bowels eliminated poisons and removal of swelling and stiffness. The Gly-Cas Man promotes the remedy at Fox Drug Co. orders and pricing details included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Cox
Georgia Street
Amarillo
Fox Drug Co. No. 3
Oliver-Eakle Bldg
Fox Drug Co
Yuletide sobriety noted in Amarillo as holiday arrests rise
Amarillo records its first wet Christmas in 24 years with three jailed in Potter County and six in city custody for holiday excess. County reports 12 jailed and seven at police HQ for 1934 period. A milk wagon driver faces aggravated assault after a spree at a dairy barn. Sheriff says weather kept crowds small and notes no repeal impact. In Shreveport, Gordon Ware 19 dies in Arcadia area car crash. two companions injured lightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Adams
Youth foresees war in Goderich conference
A resolution passed at the 11th annual Young People's Conference in Goderich Ont declares members would rather go to prison or face a firing squad than go to war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goderich
Ont
The
Young People’s Conference
City reports widespread sore throats and colds in Amarillo
Health Unit notes few pneumonia cases and no diphtheria in the community. Three homes remain under scarlet fever quarantine. An 8-year-old girl from Moore County, Dilye Jean Hall, died after being transferred to a local hospital, 45 minutes after arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
Dumas
Dilye Jean Hall
E. E. Hall
Moore County
Accident Fatality in Sherman Quick Draw Demonstration
FE M Hughes a 52 year old farmer nine miles northwest of Sherman died Christmas night when a pistol in his brother P M Hughes hand discharged during a quick draw demonstration. Claribel Hughes, 14, witnessed the shooting. Coroner Jess Wall expected an accidental death verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M. Hughes
Wall
Hamlin given calm Christmas before second trial in Farwell
George Hamlin, 45, accused of murdering his wife Irene Hare last January 4, faced a second trial after a hung jury at his first trial. He remains at large on bond set after the initial proceedings and spends jail time studying astronomy and relying on an insanity defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hamlin
Hamlin
Farwell
F.C. Nelson
Irene Hare
E. T. Miller
Nelson
Medical Worker Anna Pabst Dies from Meningitis
Anna Pabst, a National Institute of Health laboratory assistant and co author of several scientific articles, died after contracting meningitis from an in eye exposure while inoculating an animal. She fell ill while shopping December 21 and died on December 25 at emergency hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Anna Pabst
National Institute of Health
Miss Pabst
Miss Papst
League Announces Recovery Program for Congress
The American Liberty League proposed a constitutional recovery plan to curb government spending and curb executive power. It urged the legislative branch to reassert its prerogatives and rejected the notion that legislation cures all ills. A second item reports Norman Redeker, age nine, playing robber and detective with a toy pistol, then taking his own life with a leather leash. his mother found the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
American Liberty League
Congress
League
Legislative Branch
Los Angeles
Norman Redeker
Lauraa Redecker
Sanders Named Cooperative Bank Commissioner at Farm Credit
The White House announced Samuel D. Sanders of Puyallup Washington as cooperative bank commissioner for the Farm Credit Administration. His appointment takes effect January 1 and fills the vacancy caused by the resignation of Francis W. Peck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Samuel D. Sanders
Puyallup
Wash
Cooperative Bank
Farm Credit Administration
White House
Sanders
Francis W. Peck
East Africans Trek To Ethiopian Battle
Djibouti dispatch describes volunteers from French and British Somalilands marching toward Harar and Jijiga to aid Ethiopia in the Italian campaign. Major Mohammed Tarik, veteran of 12 battles, recruits tribesmen and Syrians to train as officers while scarce weapons favor spears and knives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Barron
Djibouti
Italy
Africa
Tarik
Arabian
Tripoli
Transjordania
Jerusalem
Harar
Berbera
British Somaliland
Addis Ababa
Jijiga
Red Sea
Right To Construct Rail Line Denied
The Interstate Commerce Commission denied the St. Louis Kansas City short line railroad authority to build a 236 mile line between St. Louis and Kansas City. The commission said the territory is reasonably well served by existing railroads and other transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
St. Louis-Kansas City
St. Louis
Kansas City
Reed and West Wedding Announced in Tucumcari
Mr and Mrs W P Reed of 1707 Louisiana Street announce the marriage of their daughter Margaret Reed to Thurlow West son of Mr and Mrs U S West. The wedding took place in Tucumcari New Mexico last Friday evening with Mr and Mrs George Morrison as attendants. The bride wore navy blue triple shear crepe and pink rosebud corsage. The bride is a Amarillo High School graduate class of 1933. The couple will reside here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Reed
Louisiana Street
Margaret Reed
Thurlow West
U. S. West
Tucumcari
N. M
George Morrison
Amarillo High School
Rare necklace found in Papago Reservation burial jar
Indians working on a Papago Reservation road unearthed rare Surface Pueblo jewelry and ornaments dating 900 to 1,000 years old buried in an olla clay water jar. Brazil has destroyed 35,121,000 bags of coffee since 1931 to reduce surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
U.P
Papago Reservation
Brazil
Foley’s Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Ad
An old style advertisement touts Foley’s Honey and Tar as a quick relief for tickling coughing and chest congestion. It claims instant relief, non habit forming, safe for children, and priced around three dollars at druggists with emphasis on night spooning for better sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Ton Rafoune
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wells World of Future
Elmer W. Peterson
Cardus
William Cam
No. 3
Oliver-Eakle
Shreveport
Gordon Ware
Arcadia
Claude Watson
G. W. Sims
Ware
DR. T. Gordon
Wilson
Blackburn
7Th St
Palo Duro Apartments
16Th
Jackson
Chanel
Sherman
New York
Barbara Wall
William Farnett
Harold Wall
Associated Press
Italian Somaliland
Syria
Palestine
Mohammed Tarik
Nigeria
Margaret Reed and
National Biscuit Company
Dallas
Fort Worth and
Denver City Railway
Polk Street
Texas
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!