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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1929
Page
12
Barling fliers fail to set a new endurance record near Hall Missouri after ten hours and minutes of flight. Pilot Inven Blain M. Tuxhorn and co pilot Leonard vt Kansas City land the plane after attempting to eject fuel from the ground via a synchronized ejector system.
George Lindsay, manager, announced a small annex to the Panhandle Steam Laundry to enlarge operations and meet growth needs. Construction will start within thirty days as part of a broader plant expansion, with Lindsay expressing strong optimism for Amarillo and a prosperous year ahead.
Berlin reports Templehof Field set a winter record in November with 944 airplanes taking off or landing. The activity carried 1,233 passengers and more than 41 tons of baggage and freight despite poor weather and a reduced winter schedule. Over 600 persons were employed daily in the operation.
A brief note emphasizes maintaining daily respectful communication with Mr. Cole. It includes a courtesy sign off thanking Mr. Cole and is attributed to E. R. T.
Lewis N Stuckey complains about a typographical error in a church notice claiming the Polk Street Church features a heart in the pastor and will preach at the morning service He asks the editor to remove the quail reference and clarify that the church itself will not preach and urges Rab bit as a better subject than quail
A reader letters column recalls past times with nostalgic price lists and social change while a publisher thanks a reader for autograph support. The message includes note on Andreas Amati Cremona 1644 and a broader reminiscence of life and manners across eras.
A reflective note references suffrage agitation profiteering rent hikes and prohibitions. It contrasts a tough era with greetings for a Happy New Year, suggesting social tension and public discontent during a turbulent period.
A holiday message from Robert Blatk to readers of the News-Globe in Huntaville Texas extends Christmas greetings and a prosperous New Year. The note includes a quoted line about humans as flies to gods and ends with the signer’s initials.
A reader praises a Polk street beauty shop offering a $7.50 permanent wave guaranteed to last about two weeks. The writer reports the perm faded after two weeks, questions the guarantee, and urges O W to try the shop if they want a short lived curl.
Readers are urged to prepare wills to avoid disputes and minimize estate costs. The fourteenth rule warns against sloppy drafting and stresses professional help, periodic review, changes in domicile, and timely action. A nurse seeks work amid financial pressure.
Advice urges treating colds early by keeping bowels open. The ad touts Dr Caldwell’s Syrup of Pepsin as a mild, effective laxative, made from herbs and pepsin, safe for children and useful for colds indigestion headaches and related symptoms. It emphasizes popularity and a money back guarantee at drugstores.
An advertising notice promotes a home treatment for ulcers and stomach disorders claiming immediate relief without a rigid or liquid diet and avoiding operation. It invites readers to write for a free booklet from Von Drug Co located on the 7th floor of Baker Building in Minneapolis Minnesota.
An advertisement lists child romper patterns in sizes 6 months 1 and 2 years with fabric yardage and a ladies night dress in four sizes. It promotes a UP-TO-DATE FALL AND WINTER 1929 BOOK OF FASHIONS from The Globe-News Brooklyn with color plates 500 designs and sewing tips, priced 5 cents.
Shortage of nurses in Amarillo amid flu season prompts appeals for practical nurses. A message requests a practical nurse at 217 North Buchanan Street with callers urged to respond promptly for immediate work.
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