US Flag Stripes Counted as Seven Red and Six White
Read stripes number seven pair with six white stripes on the flag. The pattern shows a total of thirteen stripes representing the original colonies. The design remains a symbol of the nation and its history.
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Get Up Nights Affecting Men Says Cure Action
Medical ad claims men with nocturnal urination and kidney bladder pains lose energy and pep. It promotes Cystex as a physician prescribed remedy that supposedly clears acids and wastes, offering a trial with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Bledder
Peacheche
Lee Paitin
Swamp Root Back Pain Remedy Ad Claim
A historically styled drug advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as relief for backache caused by kidney acidity. It claims rapid action by flushing excess acids and increasing urine flow and offers a free trial via Dept A Kilmer Co Stamford CT and a full bottle at the drugstore.
Fugitive Recaptured After Hospital Escape
Tiburcio Deanda, 26, who fled from a Victoria hospital five days after abdominal surgery to avoid transfer to the state penitentiary, was recaptured at Sandia in Jim Wells County by Deputy Sheriff Lorenzo Garcia. Deanda is serving a two year sentence for passing worthless checks and appeared in good health after the incident.
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W. F. Crawford
Tiburcio Deanda
Sandia
Jim Wells
Deanda
Lorenzo Garcia
Garcia
State Pays Off to Injured Athletes
The Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association paid 3854 dollars to 324 state high school athletes for injuries in the 1945 46 term. Football caused the highest cost with 270 players receiving 2266 dollars, while basketball injuries accounted for 33 players and 243 dollars.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association
PIAA
Mrs. H. M. Timmons Undergoes Major Operation
Mrs H M Timmons of 1607 Hayden underwent a major operation this morning at the Amarillo Osteopathic Hospital. Attendants report her condition is good.
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H. M. Timmons
Hayden
Amarillo Osteopathic Hospital
Harpist Lois Bannerman Featured Again With Ama rilo Philharmonic
Guest harpist Lois Bannerman appears with the Ama rilo Philharmonic Orchestra for a Tuesday night concert at Municipal Auditorium. Ban nerman, who began harp at seven, studied at Juilliard and under Salzedo, and won the Young Artist's Contest at 15. She will perform Sarabande, Clair de Lune, and Concert Variations on Adeste Fidelis.
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Municipal Auditorium
Lois Bannerman
Miss Bannerman
Julliard School of Music
Carlos Salzedo
New York Madrigal Society
Couperin
Debussy
Salzedo
Dr Brown to Attend Chicago Osteopathic Conference
Dr. J Francis Brown of 810 West Tenth will attend the Divisional Society Conference of the American Osteopathic Association in Chicago on February 2 to 4. He will represent the Texas Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons as president elect.
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West Tenth
American Osteopathic Association
Chicago
Brown
Texas Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
Stalwart Texans Find Selves Listed on GOP House Rolls
A pair of southern Democrats were mistakenly listed as Republicans on House roll call forms. Tom Pickett of Texas and John S. Wood of Georgia appeared in roman type, indicating GOP affiliation, during yesterday’s roll call on the excise tax freeze.
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House of Representatives
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Wood
Georgia
U S Army Trucks Fight To Save German Crops
Frankfurt Germany army officials deploy 2800 trucks with GI drivers to move about 800000 tons of potatoes from fields and collection points in a major wartime scale effort to rescue the German food crop before spoilage.
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U. S
Frankfurt
Germany
U.P
Duke to Undergo Operation at McKinney Veteran Hospital
W. W. Duke of 1015 Jackson will be taken to McKinney tonight for an operation at the Veterans Hospital. Duke, operator of Duke Drive Inn at 615 West Seventh, has been in Amarillo Veterans Hospital for several weeks.
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McKinney
W. W. Duke
Jackson
Veterans Hospital
Mr. Duke
Duke Drive Inn
West Seventh
Amarillo Veterans Hospital
Dark Milk Bottles Urged for Health
Washington report says Agriculture Department studies indicate sunlight damages milk quality. Colored bottles are proposed to shield milk from sun exposure and maintain freshness for consumers nationwide.
Vitamins in milk fade with sunlight on doorstep
The department notes sunlight can alter flavor and reduce vitamins in milk left outside. Riboflavin and ascorbic acid degrade, with riboflavin loss harming a common dietary source. If not brought in promptly, milk should be kept in dark coverings or a box, and some firms consider dark bottles despite consumer preference for clear bottles.
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