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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1931
Page
3
George White, producer of the musical comedy Flying High, criticizes the Bureau of Standards pursuit of a perfect 34 figure as part of a broader downward market trend. He notes the show comes to the City Auditorium on Thursday evening January 29.
Zensaku Azuma known as the Chop Suey Lindbergh of Japan has returned to Pasadena California after a globe circling voyage by air and sea. He stopped at Amarillo’s English field overnight and had planned an early takeoff. He began his journey last June, flying from California to New York then to London by boat, continuing to Japan by air and returning on the Tatsuta Maru.
Charged in connection with the alleged theft of five yearling Holsteins and Jerseys and their sale to the Pinkney Packing Company, P C Mahoney of Deaf Smith County was arrested and taken to Hereford. Another Deaf Smith County man faces the same charge. Registration of 5,245,000 British women made eligible to vote is expected to cost nearly 1,400,000 dollars.
A vintage testimonial ad claims Tanlac lets people eat freely without fear of indigestion gas or bloating. Mrs Arvena Bowers of Topeka Kansas reports five years of gas dizziness and weight gain reversed by Tanlac after a single bottle. The ad touts Tanlac as a pure herbal remedy backed by United States Pharmacopoeia and offers money back if it fails to help.
A producer defends a new Bureau of Standards rule capping chorus dress size at 34 while acknowledging a personal preference for a 36. He stresses chorus vitality and health must accompany beauty as the ensemble prepares the musical production, emphasizing nutrition, athletic discipline, and natural fullness.
A folk remedy touts Pinex mixed with sugar syrup or honey to create a pint cough syrup. The ad claims quick relief for lingering coughs, sore throats, and bronchial trouble, noting Pinex is Norway Pine creosote and guarantees money back if not effective.
Admiral Richard E. Byrd will visit and speak to students in three days. The note mentions a public event linked to a musical show and discusses beauty standards, referencing a costume feature and a discussion of feminine ideals in art and design.
The renowned aviator will arrive Friday morning at the English airport for a personal appearance. Friday afternoon at 2 45 he speaks to students in a two hour program with 9 000 feet of film. Wilbur C Hawk heads the Tri State Fer Association arranging the event. Evening show at 8 00 offers tickets from 75 cents to 2 50.
Lt Reemelin recalls Admiral Byrd's polar exploits as more thrilling than dime novels. The piece notes Byrd’s early life in Virginia, his call to exploration, and a personal remedy he pursued to endure the cold as he prepared for polar travels.
An endurance narrative follows a flyer who faced minus 80 degree conditions and frigid Winters without a heavy underlayer. He shed his cap, took cold baths, and pressed on, believing his scheme could endure a crippled ice landing scenario.
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