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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1929
Page
7
Ellen Hunt of Cleveland has attended ten straight Ohio Senate sessions, watching governors and lawmakers come and go. Once confined to the Cleveland Hospital for the Insane, she remains an optimistic figure in the Capitol galleries.
Ellen Hunt, a Cleveland resident, has campaigned in Columbus since 1909 for $10,000 she says the state owes for years spent in a hospital after being labeled in bad nervous condition. Her bills die in committee each session, though she attends roll call regularly and pleads her case at committee hearings. Senator George H. Bender has introduced the measure in the current Senate.
The Imperial Airways plan starts March 30 from Croydon Airdrome to Karachi, India in six days four hours of flight time and fifty two hours in the air, with weekly trips and new air boats, wireless stations, and staged stops across Paris, Genoa, Rome, Alexandria, Baghdad, Basra, and Gwadar.
A Valentine's Day card addressed to Cricket the campus dog at Texas Christian University arrived among many valentines. The unsigned note read Best bones to you and bore a San Angelo Texas postmark.
Sidney Franklin, the only U S bullfighter in Mexico, after five years of prep, will debut in Madrid this spring. The Brooklyn native, living at 19 Jackson Place, is New Yorks sole contribution to the Latin art and has pursued bullfighting after leaving Columbia University in 1920.
Rev. James Shepherd of Islington parish told a church meeting that wives must cook for their husbands. He argued love at home requires meals and warned that neglecting dinners leads to illness and hunger, saying freedom for women can mean starvation for men.
The excerpt hints that Brooklyn can yield stranger wonders than those it has already produced, suggesting a sense of continual invention and urban mystery within the borough's evolving landscape.
The secretary of state issued charters for Romine Street Christian Church in Dallas with no capital stock and for The Business and Professional Women's Club in Wichita Falls also without capital stock. Incorporators include Ann Faye Smith Joella Terrill Butler and others. Lane Vegetable Spray Co. in Dallas lists capital stock of 15000 with incorporators Tom H. Hamilton Sr Tom N Hamilton Jr and Jack Lane.
An ad from a late era paper touts Golden Peacock Bleach Creme promising dramatic facial lightening. A former tomboy recalls dark blotchy skin and says the cream made her skin whiter and clearer overnight with noticeable results in days. Money back if unsatisfied.
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