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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1937
Page
5
Flu, a stubborn foe, returns to Amarillo with ten new victims across occupations including teachers. Health officials urge bed rest and careful care, warning against early activity to avoid relapses. Readers seek work, housing, and missing pet help amid ongoing community notices.
Fifteen persons received Standard Red Cross certificates for completing a first aid training school. Recipients include four Boy Scout leaders Dave Britain E W Webster W O Gilbert and Jeff Bentley. Jacob Rockwell a Texas National Guard member also earned a certificate. WPA supervisors listed are W R Jefferies Rudolph Douglas D C Boyd W D Cloud M L Morgan W H Perkins George Gill Woodson Harris Mrs Ruth Campbell Canyon and Miss Lille Dalton. Break Glass for Cake Cincinnati burglars stole a 15 cent cake after breaking a downtown bakery plate glass window.
Mrs. Laura Birmingham of Houston endorses Van-Tage for relief from chronic kidney sluggishness backaches and limb cramps. She details four years of suffering, discovers the remedy at Fox Drug Store, and urges Texans to use the medicine.
The District Intercollegiate One Act Play Contest will be held Friday night at the Municipal Auditorium starting at 8 o clock. Amarillo College Players perform Storm Before Later with cast Howard Ferguson Lee Murphy Porrest Osborne Pau Lovett Anne Lee and Ire Westbay Severn. Severn schools in the Panhandle will participate. The contest winner advances to Hillsboro on March.
In Weatherford Oklahoma a stove overheats and ignites the second floor of the Weatherford community building housing the fire department. As firefighters extinguish that blaze a second fire breaks out on the first floor prompting rapid response from local units.
A series of appeal letters presents Charles Puckett seeking single handed ranch or farm work with room and board. Mae requests help as a home caretaker. A widow seeks country work in a widower’s home. Another man asks for town sales work and asks the column to run the notice.
Ontario welfare minister Dr David A Croll outlined a plan to give the Dionne quintuplets a normal life as their guardianship ends. He noted the five sisters are valued at 543046 and could reach about 1 million in two years with government bonds and guaranteed securities.
A concise note from a reader offers to manage a complex set of books for a large firm while maintaining two small systems. The speaker emphasizes speed accuracy and a very reasonable price.
The speaker notes contracts are signed to bring in 200000 dollars annually for the next two years. He emphasizes that the wealthy seek a normal domestic life for their children and that there is no substitute for a mother to provide love and discipline during formative years.
An advertisement touts a quick relief for morning after headaches and neuragia pains with BC tablets. It urges keeping a package of RCO on hand and notes convenient 10c and 25e sizes or dose at fountains.
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