Amarillo Sees Record Low Fire Losses in 1935
Amarillo reports reduced fire losses with 1935 total of 22 565 42 including 800 in December. The Kenyon elevator fire in August caused the heaviest monthly loss at 8512 while January had the smallest at 91. Fire marshal Ed Spann notes a loss ratio under eight percent, vs 37 52 percent in 1934, earning a hoped for 25 percent good fire record credit. Chief Henry Thomson praises community cooperation in fire prevention.
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Ed Spann
Kidneys Clean Out Acids Warns About Drastic Drugs
An old ad claims the kidneys filter acids and wastes through nine million tubes and warns against cheap drugs. It promotes Cystex with a guaranteed prescription promising relief in 48 hours and full work in a week, costing 3c per dose with a money back guarantee.
Fire chief notes fewer alarms during work
Fire chief George B. Cooper reported that work was splendid and there were fewer alarms, even fewer false alarms, reflecting improved safety performance.
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George B. Cooper
Model of Modern Ohio Steel Plant Shown in Cleveland
A complete working model of a modern steel plant was displayed in Cleveland at a Purchasing Agents Association meeting. The hot strip continuous mill depicted in the model began operation in Youngstown recently.
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Purchasing Agents’ Association
Youngstown
Menus by Louise Bennett Weaver The Day After
Menu items list breakfast and luncheon courses with beverages fruit cakes salads and desserts. Culinary directions cover scrambled eggs turkey à la king and a creamy sauce with butter flour milk and seasonings. The text ends with a bizarre line about oceans and salt forming a pyramid two hundred fifty miles high.
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Louise Bennett Weaver
Surviving Amarillo News Briefs Highlight Holidays and Names
Local items report New Year resolutions and a football excursion's survivors returning home from Dallas. Birth announced for Dale Jackson Munday in Cleveland Ohio. Rancho and rail news include Rose Bowl attendance, Liquor licenses, and staff changes at Santa Fe and Rock Island. Names include J M Munday, D C Regal, W R McDowell, Harry Montgomery, Julius Grodjeski, and Agnes M Whelan.
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