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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1929
Page
14
German noblewoman Countess Inga Ornedou recounts ten years living with Paris street people. Stripped of wealth she slept under bridges after her Saint Cloud villa was seized for debt. She rose to queen of the tramp colony but remains penniless with few possessions.
The Women's City Club report details 75 girls married before 16 in New York County during 1925 26. Nine never lived with husbands and five returned to parents. Fifteen lived with husbands two months or less and 20 a year or less. Most knew their husbands days or weeks before marriage.
General Charles King plans to testify before the Indian Wars veterans society in Washington on January 26 to defend Buffalo Bill Cody against what he calls mendacious reports. He cites personal observations of Cody’s feats including the Yellow Hand incident to counter claims of invented adventures.
Eastland Texas reports the death of Old Rip an aged horned frog once immured in a courthouse cornerstone for 31 years. Owners consider mounting the specimen in the new $300000 courthouse or donating it to Texas Christian University or the Smithsonian.
Owen D Young chairman of General Electric argued morals shape big business and that dishonesty is rare. Speaking at Park Avenue Baptist Church he said American big business is no longer feared and ownership is spread among skilled, broad holdings across the nation.
W J Carson, 63, longtime cowboy legislator from San Angelo district in 1923 and 1924, died Saturday night after a short illness in San Angelo Texas.
Amarillo High School's The Sandstorm has applied to join the national Quill and Scroll journalism society. Faculty sponsor Mrs James L Quick sall notes the staff will award individual memberships to top contributors as the chapter seeks status among nearly three hundred existing schools and five thousand journalists nationwide. Funeral services were held today for Carson a rancher and First National Bank organizer in Merizon who served in the legislature wearing a wide brimmed hat.
An advertisement extols Aspironal as a superior cold and cough treatment claiming fast relief and safety for all ages. It urges readers to buy for 60 cents, try it with a two minute money back guarantee, and share the bottle with family while asserting endorsements from authorities and druggists.
Ninety minutes after a distress call, 81 passengers from the Dollar liner President Garfield were moved to the Pan-America and landed at Nassau Bahama Islands. The ship remained aground on the Matanilla reefs while officers stayed aboard.
Amarillo Senior High School will offer a journalism course from spring semester to give students substantial knowledge of modern newspapers. Superintendent W. A. McIntosh says the course aims to build skills, not train professional reporters, though it could help interested students pursue journalism. Mrs. James L. Quicksall sponsors the school publication Sandstorm.
A New Orleans mother praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for stopping a severe cough in her child. She cites its relief from croupy episodes and heavy breathing and notes it is non addictive and sold by local druggists like Randall Deve.
The advertisement touts Creomulsion as an emulsified creosote medicine that soothes inflamed membranes and inhibits germs. It claims rapid relief from coughs due to colds bronchial irritation and flu prevention while warning it is not a flu remedy and advising medical consultation if fever appears.
Rillo High School announces a new course for juniors and seniors that counts only as a drill credit. In fall the credit will apply toward graduation but not serve as a college entrance unit.
A fashion note describes purses growing in individuality with each costume. One example features a navy blue kasha purse bound with matching leather, leather lined, and a striking gold monogram.
A home remedy article advises staying dry and avoiding sweets when rheumatic symptoms appear. It links rheumatism to body acids, recommends four ounces of rad Salts daily for a week to neutralize acidity and stimulate kidneys, and notes the remedy is inexpensive and widely used.
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