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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1950
Page
4
Public accountant David Bernard and merchant Harry Gray comment on weather prediction in Texas. Bernard doubts forecast precision, while Gray notes regional variability and credits weather instruments and the Weather Bureau for doing a decent job despite occasional contradictions.
In Atlanta a bakery salesman found a cat had climbed into a motor and was being jolted as the fan belt turned. Mechanic Howard Carroll was called and removed the tomcat, which had been receiving an electrical charge each time the engine ran.
Emily Post guides readers on proper addressing when the wife’s first name is unknown, recommending “The Drs. Hartley” for couples of physicians. Other letters advise using “my wife” in conversation and asking a mother-in-law for her preferred form, while a separate note notes a fire incident in Battle Creek where Harold and Mrs Warsop lose their trailer home.
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