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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1927
Page
10
The Shrine Chanters at the Masonic Temple led by A. B. Brown formed a glee club with soloists and quartets to feature music at the Khiva Temple May ceremony. Plans call for elaborate entertainments across Panhandle Plains as crowds are expected.
An old advertisement promotes Diapepsin to ease dyspepsia after heavy meals. It claims the product neutralizes gas and heartburn, allows comfort in social dining, and guarantees steady digestion with one or two tablets after eating. A 60 cent package is available at drug stores.
A. D. Dupree aged 42 plunged thirteen stories in the Dallas National Bank building while installing an elevator. He slipped into the shaft but caught the sides at each floor, slackening his fall until help arrived.
Hospital physicians said he suffered a lacerated head and several broken ribs but was not critically hurt after a fall.
The Associated Press reports a countrywide railroad workers strike threatens to begin February 17 unless wage disputes with companies are settled. The Confederation of Unions of Railroad Workers issued the notice to railroad officials as shopmen continue a wage strike.
A short note from 222 Blackburn building mentions Dr. Wolcott associated with makers of glasses for shooting.
Impudent for southern wear is described as an impudent little sport dress in pink wool with embroidery trim in cherry colored wool.
In New York on February 9 plans and conferences amid secrecy dominated moves to reform the stage industry. Key figures include District Attorney Jacob H. Banton and Police Commissioner George W. McLoughlin, with theater representatives Winthrop Ames and Frank Gillmore proposing to cleanse the profession from within and remove Banton from influence.
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