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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1929
Page
10
London Jan 25 United Press reports tailor Benjamin claims a reversible two style coat can look like a different garment when flipped inside out. He demonstrated a blue overcoat turned into a gabardine raincoat, saying two coats in one helps the poor but may hinder police detection.
A Texas senate public health committee considers provisions for a 200,900 cancer hospital and a state anti cancer commission. The bill requires purchasing 100 to 500 acres for the site and allocating 75,000 dollars annually for operation. The proposed commission would include the Governor the state health officer the board of control chair and the attorney general.
Mrs. Chitwood's Recipes presents a cream salad dressing and prune dessert. The dressing blends mustard salt chili powder lemon juice and milk before cooking with heavy cream. A prune and nut compote combines cornstarch sugar water prunes and vanilla, then folds in whipped cream and freezes.
An underground river in Kauai, discovered by Bryde Sugar Company researchers, continues to flow through a lava tube. It runs four feet deep and six feet wide, yielding about 26 to 20 million gallons daily, aiding irrigation for the plantation near Mount Waialeale, the island’s rainiest area.
M. N. Twaddell, a real estate man, becomes the first city candidate in Amarillo to announce for Commissioner No. 1, a post now held by J. H. Harrie. He pledges a cheaper gas plank and says he will resign in six months if cheaper gas is not achieved. The city election is set for April 2.
London reports a larger debutante season with the Prince of Wales to receive with the Queen. New York notes cotton textile gains as wardrobes diversify. Hempstead sees Princess Xenia in Honolulu after missing court, fined for parking a flivver. Divorce costs rise to 46010 with a detective firm suing for the balance. W D McDavid ill at home. Mrs. Cornett returns from court in Waynoka, Oklahoma.
Quadruplet lambs were born to a Lindley W. Baker owned flock on a farm north of Cambridge City Indiana. The rare litter drew attention as twin lambs are common but quadruplets are unusual. Mrs T B Austin has returned from Denton after visiting relatives.
Taunton residents report clear skin after using Resinol Soap and Ointment, with Billie Enos noting two weeks to a smooth complexion. The ad promotes Resinol as a daily toilet and bath staple and includes buy-now mentions for Atal druggists and a menu offer featuring Ry-Krisp and other RusDon products.
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