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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1928

Page

7

Milk Between Meals Aids Undernourished Pupils at Amarillo High

Undernourished Amarillo high school students will be milk fed from now on. Twenty seven percent of senior high school students examined are underweight and a ten minute morning milk break is provided for those seven percent or more underweight. Milk costs four cents a bottle to encourage participation. The milk program follows tactics used in Pueblo Colorado Springs Denver and other cities. Girls are more often underweight than boys though most students now drink milk daily.

Amarillo High School

U S Peace Society to Celebrate Centennial Conference

The American Peace Society plans its 100th anniversary conference on international justice in Cleveland. President Coolidge will be honorary chairman. Paderewski will address May 10 with speakers including Milykoff Nansen Seipel Tiulescu Chamberlain Briand Stressmann Pirelli. Discussions cover defense, outlawing war, military training, peace work, and arbitration treaties.

International News Service Leveland American Peace Society Mting Calvin Coolidge Ignace Jan Paderewski Poland Paderewski Paul M. Milykoff Fridtjof Nansen Great Britain Ignatz Seipel Austria Nicholas Tiulescu Roumania Austen Chamberlain Aristide Briand United States

Colored Curtains Brighten Bleak White Bath

New bath curtains in vivid colors add a cheerful note to a stark white bathroom. Towels and bath mat might match for a coordinated look.

Italy Orders Illinois Fish for Malaria Fight

Illinois health officials report success in using Cambusia fish to destroy mosquito larvae, aiding malaria control in Southern Illinois. Mussolini aides order 500 hatchery fish from Carbondale to implement a similar program in Italy. The initiative follows five years of stocking streams and lakes to curb malaria.

Springfield Mediterranean Mussolini Thellinois State Department of Public Health Carbondale T. D. Rawlings Ilinois Egypt Illinois

Damage suit dismissed in Waco court

Frank H. Bonner’s $100,000 damage suit against the American Express Co. was dismissed in El Paso court orders, ending a case linked to Bonner’s murder indictment in Corpus Christi. The suit claimed the express firm bore responsibility for a bomb that killed J A Barnes and his son.

Associated Press Waco Tex Frank H. Bonner American Express Company J. A. Barnes Barnes Corpus Christi Express el Paso Bonner Express Company

93 Year Old Mother Attends Son's Golden Wedding

In Hillsdale Michigan on February 8 a 93 year old mother, Mrs. S. A. Baxter, attended the golden wedding celebration of her son, 75 year old William Baxter, a registered pharmacist with Freeman Drug. The event honored Mr and Mrs Baxter.

International News Service Hillsdale Mich S. A. Baxter William Baxter

Remember the Maine banquet to be staged in Amarillo

Veterans from the Panhandle will attend a Remember the Maine banquet on February 15 at the Amarillo hotel under the Guy V. Henry Post. State Commander W. R. Duke of Wichita Falls will give the principal address. past Commander General W. S. Langford will attend.

Panhandle Maine Amarillo Hotel Guy V. Henry Post United Spanish War Veterans W. R. Duke Wichita Falle W. D. DeGrassi W. S.S. Langford Rice W. Means Colorado Felix Ury

Former Customs Officer on Trial in Michigan

Former U S customs border patrol inspector Lottner faces a federal trial for manslaughter over a drowning incident. He allegedly rammed his speed boat into a craft carrying James Lee, his daughter Mildred, and another man, sinking the boat and causing their deaths.

Michigan International News Service Detroit August Lottner United States Customs Border Patrol James Lee Mildred Lottner Lee

Perplexing Case of Vernon Holman Refuses Pledge

Vernon Holman a 10 year old American born pupil is perplexing school authorities in Oklahoma City by refusing to pledge allegiance to the flag or any earthly power. His mother teaches him to honor only God and never fight back. Teachers call him a model student except for patriotic demonstrations.

International News Service Oklahoma City Vernon Holman Vernon

Federal Judge Frowns On Women and Children

In Cleveland judge J Killitz sentences liquor law violators with severity after denouncing the growing use of women and children in crime. The Feb 8 report notes several of the harshest sentences in the city’s liquor law cases.

International News Service Cleveland J. Killitz

Girl Heroine Of School Bus Accident

Edna Paschal, who lay with a severe head injury, is hailed as heroine after helping pull injured classmates from a bus that overturned on a hill in Wetumka Oklahoma. Edna believed to have a fractured skull, but other children escaped serious harm and she is expected to recover.

United Press Wetumka Okla Edna Paschal Edna Adfa

New Appointments to Commission on Peace Named

The American Legion announces new members to the Commission on World Peace and Foreign Relations. Henry D. Lindsley of New York is named chairman, with Roy Hoffman of Oklahoma and William H. Follett of Oregon serving through September 1982, approved at the January NEC meeting in Indianapolis.

International News Service Indianapolis Ind American Legion Commission On World Peace and Foreign Relations National Executive Committee Henry D. Lindsley New York Roy Hoffman Oklahoma William HB. Follett Oregon

Vinel touted to boost weight and energy in anemia

An old advertisement claims Vinel helps nervous, easily tired, and anemic people gain energy and weight. It features a testimonial of a child Mia Cortese gaining 18 pounds after taking Vinel, touting improved sleep and appetite with a tasty syrup-like formula from Post Office Drug Co.

Vinel Poat Office Drug Co Pox Drug Co

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