Open Mouth Invites Ills Says Doctors
Chicago reports that Drs Chevalier Jackson and Chevalier L Jackson advise keeping the mouth shut except for eating or necessary talking. In Hygeia they warn constant chatter, loud talking on phones, noisy places, and cheering at games abuse the larynx. They link whiskey to a dilated capillary effect causing huskiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
Chevalier Jackson
Chevalier L. Jackson
Philadelphia
Hygeia
Health Magazine
You Can Live on 25 Cents a Day in County Jail Rules
A jail rule notes funds must be deposited with the Jailer and drawing accounts cannot exceed 25 cents daily. It lists punishments including loss of privileges solitary confinement restricted diet and potential county court prosecution. A woman jailed on a disturbance charge pleaded guilty to destroying county property tearing two bed sheets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Bone Chilling Weather Forecast Sparks Midwest Panhandle Concerns
Mr. Collman predicts bone-chilling conditions tonight and tomorrow with partly cloudy skies and no moisture. Temperatures fall from 38 last night toward 30 tonight, while cold air from the north and west persists the Panhandle. Clayton logged 22 this morning as Central Texas saw continued rains.
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Mr. Collman
Panhandle
Clayton
Central Texas
Borger Police Seek Help in Missing Girls Search
Borger authorities asked Amarillo police to join in locating two missing girls Mae Collins and Thelma Gill. The note lists a white Oxford gray coat, yellow blouse, cowboy hat for one girl. age 14. other details incomplete.
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Amarillo
Borger
Mae Collins
Thelma Oit
Virginia Mae Collings
Thelma Lee Gill
Tenants and Planters Clash Over Highway Campouts
In Missouri and Arkansas border areas, about 1200 tenant farmers and families camp on highways claiming evictions by planters seeking to shift to day labor status. CIO affiliated Southern Tenant Farmers Union organizers say evictions target union members. Planters deny forcible eviction and cite post January 1 day labor status. Conditions are dire with scant food and poor sanitation as highway police monitor the camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zations Union
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Arkansas
Cairo, I
Memphis
St. Louis
Southern Tenant Farmers’ Union
CIO
Mavericks Award Letters for 1938 Football Team
Letters were awarded to 1938 Maverick Club football members at a banquet at the Herring Hotel. Wesley Grier was elected captain for 1939 with Wimpy Hill as co captain. Cal Farley served as toastmaster as Coach Lynch and Ralph Dykeman presided.
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Maverick
Herring Hotel
Howard Lynch
The
Sandies
Ralph Dykeman
Wesley Grier
Wimpy’ Hill
Cal Farley
Lynch
J. C. Oakley
R. A. Boyter
Weymouth
Morris Florence
Halleck
Minnesota
J. W. Clark
Fulton Shepherd
L. Bruce
Elmo Chambers
Oscar Robbins
Clifford Wright
Ed Sharp
W. P. Taylor
LeeRoy Boyter
Aubrey Robertson
Walter Beard
E. J. Counts
Allan Boarts
Edward Phillips
Jack Klinger
T. Miller
Donald Wilson
Bill Austin
Russell Tate
Drue Cole
Cotton Rutledge
Charles Houston
Desmond Blades
Wayne Carroll
LeeRoy Baker
Gene Turner
Ford Turner
Courthouse Deeds and Registrations Listed in Amarillo Record
Multiple transfers of real estate deeds and mortgage liens are recorded, from R J Peek to O Bessent and numerous others, including Bol Sub and SJH tracts. Vehicle registrations list Plymouth, DeSoto, Olds and Buick models. Marriage licenses issued to Myers Warren Green Terry and others.
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R. J. Peek
Mrs. O. Bessent
Sarah R. Morrison
W. J. Shaffer
L. B. Godwin
West Texas Realty Co
Fred L. Shaw
Ben P. Manning
H. E. Smith
Prt
J. F. Haynes
G. N. Whipple
J. W. Jones
F. M. Lefforge
J. Crudgington
J. Crudgington Admi
I. B. Deaver
Ind City
T. E. Johnson Et Ax
Equitable Bldg. & L
Wolflin, Tranfer H. H. Loewenstein
Investors Syndicate
Fuqua-Barfield, Mtg. Inv. Corp
Life Ins. Co
Madden
Mtg. Inv. Corp
Bivins
F. W. Jesse
Roberts
Plymouth
K. Carter, Jr
DeSoto
Paul Hamrick
F. BR
Hammock
Floyd Souther
N. S. Lyles
Olds
Mary E. Bivins
Toney Chisum, Inc
W. H. Howell
Buick
Peggy M. Stinnett
J. O. Russell
Dodge
Jack Mose
Richard Eugene Myers
Elizabeth Warren
G. C. Green
Bonnie Terry
Paul R. Scratchin
Jo Bob Mann
M. Roe
Emma Williams
F. E. Palmer
Wanda King
Charles A. Smith
Catharine Parish
Gels 7 Years in Typewriter Thefts
Jim Hodges, operator at Burger machine shop and boiler works, was convicted in Pampa of receiving and concealing stolen property. The Gray County jury set the penalty at seven years in prison. The state charged Hodges with handling stolen typewriters and adding machines. John Sturgeon of Pampa served as special prosecutor. E. T. Miller of Amarillo was chief defense counsel. Keats wrote his Ode to a Nightingale in under three hours.
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Jim Hodges
Burger
Pampa
Gray County
John Sturgeon
E. T. Miller
Amarillo
Rites Today for Mrs. Mary Baucom
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Donalson Baucom were held at 4 p.m. at Polk Street Methodist Church with Dr. C. C. Grimes officiating and Rev. F. B. Fincher assisting. Mrs. Baucom belonged to several groups including the United Daughters of the Confederacy and the Panhandle Penwomen. Pallbearers were O. W. Floyd, I. D. Blades, M. C. Little, S. M. Daniel, A. Marlett, and E. A. Ford. burial followed in San Marcos by N. S. Griggs and Sons. Survivors include her husband and daughter Mrs. Mary Barrow McMillan of Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Donalson Baucom
Polk Street Methodist Church
C. C. Grimes
F. B. Fincher
Ellwood Park Presbyterian Church
O. W. Floyd
I. D. Blades
M. C. Little
S. M. Daniel
A. Marlett
E. A. Ford
N. S. Griggs and Sons
San Marcos
Mary Barrow McMillan
Fort Worth
Family ties span states in preservation of kin
Grandson Bash Barrow of Amarillo joins two sisters Mrs. E. C. Grabowski of Little Rock Ark and Mrs. Nettie Curry of Stockdale along with two brothers B F Donalson Jr and William Donalson of San Marcos in a note of enduring family ties across Texas and Arkansas.
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Bash Barrow
Amarillo
E. C. Grabowski
Little Rock
Ark
Nettie Curry
Stockdale
B. F. Donalson, Jr
William Donalson
San Marcos
Father of Amarillo Woman Dies in Kansas
Mrs A J Lundegreen receives notice that her father M G Myrick died at Mapleton Kansas. She immediately travels to Mapleton after learning of the death.
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Amarillo
Kansas
A. J. Lundegreen
North West
Fifteenth Avenue
M. G. Myrick
Mapleton
Kan
FASTEETH Denture Powder Says It Stabilizes Teeth
Advert says FASTEETH powder stabilizes false teeth and prevents slipping. It claims to improve comfort, avoid souring, and reduce denture odor. Available at drug stores.
Tea drinking common in U S homes
A survey shows 87.5 percent of U S homes serve tea regularly, highlighting tea as a staple beverage in American households.
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U. S
Omega Oil Promises Quick Relief For Aches And Pains
An ad touts Omega Oil as a fast acting remedy for backache joints muscles and sprains. It claims relief from rheumatism sciatica neuritis neuralgia lumbago and similar pains and urges purchase of a 35 cent bottle from any druggist.
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America
Campus Queen Is Blonde and Bruiser at Michigan Ice Carnival
University of Michigan picks 201-pound six foot one inch Jack Brennan, a football player and wrestler, as campus queen over Marian Phillips of Port Huron. Brennan’s campaign slogan proclaims Four out five women are beautiful and the fifth comes to Michigan.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Jack Brennan
Marian Phillips
Port Huron
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San Pedro
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Matthews, Mo
Mississippi River
Congress of Industrial
Hull
Peru
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Tenth ST
Kentucky
Dixie Rose
Jeb Stuart
Bourben
California
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Gels
Keats
New York
Donald Budge
Ellsworth Vines
Vines
Alice Marble
the Waldorf
Mrs
Mary Baucom
Omega
Vicks
Vicks VapoRub
Taylor St
Eamarillo
Rocky Mountain
the Coors Company
United Brewers Industrial Foundation
Iossigss Rt Cay
Carmer
Enna
Adolph Coors Company
Golden
Colorado
Amarillo Stoneware Company
Polk Street
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