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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1927
Page
9
A Dallas pharmacist presents Gordon's as a stomach trouble remedy that stops fermentation, soothes inflamed digestion, and relieves symptoms such as gas, heartburn, and constipation. Sold for 50 cents for 64 doses with a refund if no benefit.
Three hundred male students at Santa Clara University were asked to name their wife type. Seven percent favored flappers, but the old-fashioned girl captured 64 percent of the vote, with 15 percent choosing a medium type and 14 percent undecided. Free remarks ranged from poetic to pragmatic.
Two men are dead and three wounded after a raid on Paul Stanleys home near Camden Arkansas. Deputy Zack Horton and Stanley died in the gunfight as Sheriff Arthur Ellis and others returned fire. The raid targeted a moonshiner operation according to witnesses.
Report states Lewis brandished a knife before being shot down. Officers also had a regular search warrant and a separate arrest warrant for Mrs. Stanley demanded by Lewis on a disturbing the peace charge.
A bill to ban sale of evil literature in Treland including newspapers highlighting unsavory matrimonial cases is likely. A Catholic Truth Society requested action and a commission recommends a black list of books and periodicals and prohibition of newspapers advocating birth control.
Miss Lois Walton proprietor of the millinery department at 607 Polk Street departed yesterday for a two week buying trip. She will attend the National Style show in St. Louis and then proceed to Chicago and New York markets.
An agreed judgment for 200 dollars was awarded to Dewey Boyd in district court in a suit against Underhill Construction for injuries from a fall on a vacant lot. He previously received 1100 dollars for time lost and hospital fees, totaling 1900 dollars. The suit named Underhill and W. H. Fuqua. no costs were billed against Fuqua.
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