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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1927
Page
5
An old advertisement touts Pape’s Cold Compound as a fast cure for head and body cold symptoms. It claims open nasal passages, stopped runny nose, relief from headache and throat ache, plus laxative action. Priced at thirty five cents at drug stores.
An advertisement extols Mother's Friend as a safe external remedy aiding skin and muscles during pregnancy. It cites a testimonial of brief labor and urges expectant mothers to start use tonight, requesting a free booklet from Bradfield Regulator Co. and noting drugstore availability nationwide.
Friday's agenda lists multiple meetings across clubs and societies. Junior Chapter of the Child Study club hosts at 3 PM with Mrs. C J Moreland on Monroe street. Beta Chapter of the Delphian society meets 9 30 AM in Women s club rooms led by Mrs. Walter Browne. College of Music recital at 8 PM broadcast on WDAG from the college recital hall. Health lecture at 7 30 PM at First Baptist parish hall by the W M A. Travel Study Club meets 3 PM at 1617 Monroe for annual business and officer elections. Swastika club meeting postponed due to party Saturday night. Twentieth Century club 2 30 PM with Mrs. Jesse Rogers featuring an Indian Welfare lesson. Busy Dozen Needle club 3 PM at 1715 Monroe. Ladies Bible class 8 PM with Mrs. Ora Bass at 1504 Pierce. Blue Bonnet Needle club 2 50 PM at 906 South True. W L Bowen lecture 7 30 PM at Junior High auditorium sponsored by McKinley P T A. Red Carnation 345 L S of L D E meets 2 PM at I O O F hall for installation of officers.
Announcement of the approaching marriage of Miss Julia Johnson of Lub bock and Jimmy Pryor of the city to take place in Lubbock on January 26 was made Wednesday afternoon at a tea hosted by Mrs. W. M. Posey and her daughter Evelyn. A second honor dinner and stag party for the groom occurred in Amarillo with host Charles Wolflin, featuring candles, flowers, cigars, and a practical joke gift of kitchen articles.
Mrs Ida Chitwood will lead a cooking school program for The News Globe starting Monday January 24 and running each afternoon through Friday at 2 o clock in the auditorium. The lectures will cover plain and decorated cakes including angel foods and numerous other varieties with a focus on cake baking and recipes for attendees to copy.
William Q Boyce, Merrill Patton and Charles Wolflin are named in the item. The notice records their involvement in a local matter as read in the readable portion. Further details are not available in the fragment.
The Kongenial Kard Klub met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Fred Hinds home 1118 West Tenth street. Bridge was played with M D Oliver winning high score, Kuykendall second, and Webb guest high. a plate luncheon followed.
The Toreadors a Spanish operetta in two acts by three junior high choral clubs shows this evening at 4 in the school auditorium. Directed by Miss Mable Rowan the show features well-trained performers. Proceeds fund a new orthophonic Victrola for the school. public invited.
The marriage of Olga Carter Spencer of Crosbyton to Harvey Ww Allen of Lubbock was solemnized at dawn Sunday January 9 at the Episcopal church in Lubbock with Luther Williams officiating. The couple awaits home at 2405 Hughes street Wolff after a Dallas Fort Worth honeymoon.
J. D. Webb says enforcement of the hot check law stalls as perpetrators often pay the checks after arrest and victims commend the offenders, hampering police action.
A transcription captures residents discussing daily life and local business in Clovis region. Subjects include gas pressure shortages, store operations, seasonal weather, and nearby firms like Monroe Calculating Machine and Polly Office Supply Shoppe. The quotes show modest optimism amid early 20th century rural economy.
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