Amarillo Water Rated Grade A by State Health Officials
City chemist Jack Wyatt announces Amarillo’s water received a grade A rating from state health officials. Local analyses show the water is pure and wholesome for consumption with low bacteria counts and minerals within normal municipal supply ranges.
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Amarillo
Jack Wyatt
Santa Fe
U.S
International Filter Company of
Chicago
Ilinois
Lawrence Cecil
Trees Have Personalities Like Humans Say Naturalists
A New York report from International News Service notes that trees display distinct personalities similar to humans. Fat maples and slender elms show varied temperaments, with dogwoods and sassafras timid, while spruces and hemlocks appear bold, influencing their shapes.
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International News Service
New York
Ferman T. McLear
York Footanical Garden
Digestive Relief Product Promises Quick Comfort
Advert suggests Gordon's Digestive Aid offers fast relief from indigestion gas and sour stomach. Claims antisep tic action reduces fermentation and excess acid, with noticeable improvement after first dose. 8 ounce bottle sold by druggists at about 3 cents.
Postal Clerks Membership Doubled in Amarillo Drive
Amarillo chapter of the National Federation of Post Office Clerks reports membership more than doubled since the annual drive began. Vice president Chth H Dye, a clerk at Amarillo post office, leads No. 4 district in the state campaign.
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Amarillo
National Federation of Postoffice Clerks
Chth H Dye
Thelens Federation
Arifio
Expect 50 000 Bowlers at 29th Annual Meet
Chicago Feb 11 More than 50 000 bowlers from cities across the nation are expected to attend the 29th annual meet. The event showcases top amateur and professional bowlers competing for national titles and prize money.
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Hy International News Service
Chicago
Bowling Congress Opens Here With Nationwide Attendance
000 bowlers from across the United States will attend the 20th annual American Bowling Congress for six weeks starting March 1. The event aims to surpass all prior sports gatherings in participant numbers. The Panthers carry 102 wins and one loss by a single point, and plans may send the local team to Florida to compete in the national tourney in Wichita, Kansas, this March.
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United States
Panthers
Florida
Wichita
Kansas
Palatka Panthers Girls Set High Scoring Win
Palatka Florida February 11 Panthers girls basketball team and 198 to 0 victory over Swain Memorial of Jacksonville marks an extraordinary scoring record. Independent southern champions, the Palatka squad showcased offense and defense in a one sided contest.
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International News Service
Palatka
Fls
Peerless Panthers
Swain
Jacksonville
Tiny post office for Legion aviators opens in New York
New York City will host the world smallest post office during the week of February 6. American Legion Aviators Post No. 743 opens a tiny station at Grand Central Palace while the New York Aviation Show, sponsored by the post, is underway. Only air mail will be accepted at the temporary office.
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New York
New York City
American Legion Aviators’ Post
Grand Central Palace
Post
Prince of Wales Abandons Hunting and Racing Plans
The Express reports the Prince of Wales will give up hunting and point to point racing due to increasing duties from his ailing father. In New Haven a man named R F Bassette discovers his 16 years of ill sight were cured by glasses, uncovering perfect vision for navy service.
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London
the Express Today
Prince of Wales
New Haven
Conn
Navy
R. F. Bassette
Mexico Plans Daily Air Route To Border
The Mexican Ministry of Communications eyes a daily passenger service along the 612 mile air mail route to Mexico City. Operated by the Mexican government with army pilots, the trip would take about nine hours and ten minutes, versus 34 hours by train, with air fares set at 250 pesos or double the rail price.
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International News Service
Chicago
Texas
Mexico City
Mexican Ministry of Communications
American Air Transport Association
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