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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1947
Page
6
Chicago report notes the January issue of the Journal of the American Dental Association states most people can start wearing artificial dentures right after the last tooth is removed. The practice is described as increasing in popularity among dental professionals.
Birds fluff their feathers loosely in cold weather to trap air in the down. This insulating layer helps retain body heat and keeps them warm in chilly conditions.
Santa Fe System carloadings for week ending February 8 reached 24,507, up from 23,913 a year earlier. Cars received from connections totaled 10,515 versus 9,458 last year, with total cars moved 35,022, up from 33,371. The system handled 36,331 cars in the preceding week.
Cox swain George McNamara, home on a weekend pass, lured eight Monmouth men to enlist in the organized reserve. Glenview Naval Air Station provided an R4D twin engine transport to bring McNamara and his eight recruits to the station.
The note suggests using milk instead of water in canned soups to vary box lunches and help meet part of the daily milk requirement. It emphasizes dairy inclusion in school meals and the practical benefit of easier nutrition.
An advertisement touts 888 Tonic and 885 Tonite as products that build red blood strength for non organic anemia and improve digestion. It promises improved appetite, energy, sleep, and overall vitality with millions of bottles sold.
Mrs. Stella Gibbs, agency director of the California Western States Life Insurance Company Women’s Division, will spend three days in Amarillo meeting with local company representatives. Gibbs is noted nationally for training women in life underwriting. John J. Halley manages the Amarillo office. The article also notes a World War II draft height comparison.
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