State Plans Guard Labor by Education
California opens the first state supervised Safety School in San Francisco to reduce industrial accidents. The program, led by Will J. French, targets building trades and laborers, with lectures on hazards, explosives, first aid, foreman responsibilities, and job safety organization. From 1924 to 1929, building and engineering deaths reached 626, with 2,784 deaths across all industries and 963,068 temporary injuries.
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United Press
San Francisco
California
State
Industrial Accident Commission
Mechanics’ Safety
Will J- French
Department of Industrial Relations
Eith
French
Panhandle water upkeep figure corrected by city manager
Frank J. Harper Panhandle city manager disputes a February 10 News Globe water note. He states Panhandle wells upkeep from May 1927 to present was 3,850 dollars, not 89,000 dollars as printed. He asks for a correction in the column.
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Erasmus Tack
Amarillo
Texas
News-Globe
Carl E. Simon
Panhandle
Frank J. Harper
Huddleston Seeks Amarillo Mayoral Seat
M. I. Huddleston of 1309 East Sixth street announced his candidacy for mayor. A pipe fitter for Amarillo Gaz, he moved eight years ago from Commerce Oklahoma where he led as chief of police and served two terms as Seminole county sheriff. He pledges to law enforcement, transparent city finances, better wages and living conditions for workers, adequate fire plugs, and strong police and traffic protection.
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M. I. Huddleston
East Sixth Street
Huddleston
Amarillo Gaz Company
Commerce
Okla
Seminole County
Oklahoma
Amarillo
Travelled 15 Years in Futile Health Search Ends in Sargon Cure
Mrs M M, a resident of Webster Grove Missouri, reports her 15 year health ordeal across the United States Canada and Cuba ended after trying the Sargon treatment. She cites relief from digestive pain gas trouble rheumatism and liver issues and praises its gentle thorough action. Saigon may be obtained in Amarillo from Fox Drug Company stores in several listed locations.
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Hada
Mre. M. M
Tuxedo
Webster Grove
Mra Lins
Grande Cori
San Antonio
Saigon
Amarillo
Fox Drug Company
Polk Street
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North Fillmore
10Th & Tyler
Sth
Caroline
Body Bobs Out as Skaters Break Ice
In Wichita Kansas two youths H J Osterman 21 and William Woolshelf 20 were skating on Little River when the ice broke. They escaped but a man’s body surfaced later recovered by firemen identified as Howard Jackson a young negro who had left a death by own action note. His father showed no emotion upon notification saying that is where he said they’d find him.
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H. J. Osterman
William Woolshelf
Little River
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Maori Council House Arrives at Field Museum Chicago
A complete Maori council house from New Zealand, the only one in America and among only six in existence, is exhibited at the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago. The 60 by 14 foot structure features carvings and paintings in traditional Maori style.
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New Zealand
America
Field Museum of Natural History
Peanut kernel riddle and letters on life and Ford stock
A reader explains a riddle about a peanut kernel. The column includes letters about Grandma's rocking chair in Panhandle Texas, reader questions on Tack, traffic safety in Amarillo, and Ford stock in England with guidance from local brokers James E. Bennett & Company.
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Grandmother Neusch
Rose Neusch
Panhandle
Texas
Pandolfo’s Greaseless Doughnuts Move to St Cloud
A reader reports CG Pandolfo, once of Pan Motor fame, now runs a St Cloud Minnesota factory making greaseless doughnuts. He outlines ingredients and notes Pan Motor stock swaps may interest Panhandle investors seeking new ventures.
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Pandolfo
St. Cloud
Minnesota
Pan Motor Company
Panhandle
Reader letters mock the Saturday Evening Post advertising
A reader volley of praise and satire toward a column, laments the Post not publishing the piece, and questions the advertising content as bloated and noisy. The letter mentions the writers’ persistence as constant readers.
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Saturday Evening Post
No More Gas In Stomach and Bowels
Patent medicine advertisement promises relief from gas in the stomach and bowels. It claims elimination of gnawing stomach pain anxiety heart palpitations and drowsiness after meals while improving circulation and breathing with Bassmann's Gas Tablets sold in a yellow package for $1 at drug stores and Randal Drug Co.
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Bassmann
Randal Drug Co
Look Out For Weakness After Influenza Recovery
After influenza, convalescents should rest and avoid overexertion. Nujol, promoted as a gentle regulator, is claimed to support normal system function and reduce exhaustion. Physicians reportedly prescribe it to aid recovery, claiming it improves energy and mood.
Amarillo readers to help church forum funding
Local readers praise a Sunday evening church discussion forum in Amarillo noting open, civil debates on topics like capital punishment. They urge support to sustain the forum next year, offering small contributions from a community with limited funds.
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Taek
Amarillo
Silent reader offers church support and subscription ideas
A reader pledges personal funds and publicity help to boost church subscriptions and program variety. He questions hydrophobia claims in Amarillo and asks for source advice on recent statements about dogs’ heads and germ findings.
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Tuck
Rabies Outbreak: City Vet Confirms Cat Rabies Case
Dr W Little reports that at least three cats tested by Terrell Laboratories were positive for rabies while no dogs were confirmed yet. He notes the dog is seen as the original carrier and suggests a dog origin for Amarillo's current outbreak. A nearby cattle herd is mentioned.
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HM. L. Murphy
W. Little
Terrell Laboratories
Rabies Spread Cited Plant Dr. Little Comment
Dr. Little states Dalhart has rabies cases from a dog or coyote, noting the rabies germ infects animals in winter as easily as in hot weather and that climate and weather do not cause the disease.
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Dalhart
Phillips Aviation Gasoline Sells for Modern Engines
A description touts an easy starting and flexible motor fuel crafted from Phillips Aviation Gasoline for use in high compression engines. It promises real gasoline satisfaction at Phillips Stations.
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Phillips 66
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