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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1935

Page

3

Fresh vegetables scarce as cold weather hits

Fresh vegetables will be scarce and expensive for the next month or two as cold weather from the South to the Southwest disrupts domestic crops. Cuba and Mexico may provide emergency supplies while canned goods help cushion prices. Texas notes heavy damage to crops in the Lower Valley with cabbage and beans most affected.

Washington Jack Frost Cuba Mexico Brownsville Department of Agriculture Texas

Cheap Oil Burner Sweeps the Country

A simple oil burner promises low cost, instant heat, and no clogging in stoves or furnaces. United Factories offers a no risk 30 day free trial and seeks demonstrators to take orders, with a no cost sample to one person per locality, Kansas City address.

United A-5002 Exchange Kansas City

Round-up Preparations Highlight Ama rillo Scout Events

Amarillo Area Council schedules 4 PM Thursday executive board meeting led by C W Seibel. Court of Honor set for February 28 plus second annual Round-up February 15 and 16 at Municipal Auditorium with 14 acts and clown acts.

Scout C. W. Seibel Amarillo John S. McKnight Court of Honor Municipal Auditorium Scoutmasters’ Round Table

Boston censors challenged over O Caseyn play ban

Tufts University religion dean Dr Clarence R Skinner urged lifting Boston censorship of Jean O Caseys Within the Gates and extending review to Mae West films. He condemned the ban as harming city prestige while calling for council of artists writers and critics in censorship decisions. A church vote backed a resolution to change ordinances.

Boston Jean O'Casey Mae West Clarence R. Skinner Tufts College School of Religion Eugene O'Neil

Courthouse Deeds and Car Registrations Ledgered

Courthouse records show warranty deeds transferring Lot 5 Block 2 Bivins Addition from Bertha Kennedy et al to J C Dickie for 1000 dollars and Lot 16 Block 1 Bivins from Miles Realty to ER B Meyer for 100 dollars. Car registrations list multiple 1935 models from Amarillo Olds Co and Frost Motor Co with owners including Reuben T Anderson Jno R Stevenson and R W Maupin.

Bertha Kennedy J. C. Dickie Bivins Miles Realty Company ER. B. Meyer Amarillo Olds Co Texhoma Natural Gas Co Buick J. M. Spann Plymouth W. F. Seibald Chrysler Jno R. Stevenson Ford R. W. Maupin Hudson Reuben T. Anderson Frost Motor Co W. FE. Ferguson Chevrolet Mohler Bros Ford Tudor

Excuding Your Child Specialization

Susan avoids routine chores but excels in caring tasks like nursing and organizing care. The piece argues children work best when their talents shine and are valued, suggesting parents emphasize strengths such as cooking or nursing to boost overall performance.

Alice Clarissa Richmond Susan Mary Elizabeth

Smith likened to Anthony Comstock in lecture

Dr. Charles Francis Potter accused Alfred E. Smith of backing a New York legislature bill against nudism, warning Smith could be seen as a second Anthony Comstock. Potter mocked Smith for shifting from democracy to prohibition and puritanism, citing extreme dress and art model rules. The report also notes a six foot brass horn gift to John Philip Sousa at the 1893 World’s Fair.

New York Charles Francis Potter Humanist Society Alfred E. Smith al Smith Anthony Comstock Potter Smith Legion of Decency Chicago John Philip Sousa

Guilty Conscience Returns Half Million to Treasury

Washington reports a long neglected file shows the government has received 516576.41 in remittances since 1811 from unknown donors and unnamed contributors. The fund's receipts vary from a penny stamp to eighty thousand dollars, with 1916 marking a peak of 54923.15.

Treasury Washington

City Endangered As Mines Give Way In Medford

City residents faced danger as cavern collapses from old gold mines beneath Jacksonville streets after heavy rain and thaw. The Cave Horn residence on East Main required dirt to restore balance when a mine beneath it failed. California Street sank six feet over a 30 foot stretch before mining work halted. One injury reported.

Medford Caurtion Jacksonville Cave Horn East Main Street California Street

Cave-in Risks Hit Equipment Loss and Damage

Report notes several cave-ins causing substantial equipment loss and damage at the site. Workers implement safety measures as crews assess structural stability and continue operations with precautions.

Help Kidneys Don’t Take Drastic Drugs

Digestive health ad claims kidneys contain 9 million tubes at risk from neglect and harsh drugs. Warns of symptoms from bladder disorders and urges use of Cystex prescribed by a doctor. Promises rapid vitality within 48 hours and a money back guarantee if not satisfied.

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