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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1925
Page
12
A reader asks if regaining weight worsens health while facial wrinkles remain. Advice favors health over weight gain, noting plastic surgery for erasure is limited. Regular care includes ice rubs, steaming facial treatments, day packs, and diet guidance from a reducing leaflet.
The J. E. Bryant Company in Amarillo and the Panhandle sold three million bananas in the past year, shipping fifty two carloads with hundreds of hands per bunch and up to eighteen fingers per hand. Bananas arrive green in refrigerator cars and ripen in two large vaults, with a ripening process that can quicken on demand. A dedicated staffer manages sorting, storing, and packing, while the firm notes it is fully equipped to supply bananas at any stage of ripeness.
Old cowpunchers of the Panhandle plan an August 20 roundup at Hale park near Canyon. Veteran riders will camp and swap stories on the T Anchor range with barbecues, sermons, and cowboy songs. Organizers include Judge L. Gough and Miss Laura Hamner. G. C. Saunders has returned from a Dallas Fort Worth Mineral Wells trip.
Mrs A A Utterback notes North Fillmore street now connects with the St Francis highway as new lights glow at Seventh and Taylor, North Eighth and Buchanan, and North Fillmore and Johnston. The Dudgeons of Arizona visit North highway hosts Quincy Ford and depart for Rochester Minnesota while the Griswolds of Claude tour Amarillo with Mrs Galleghly and daughter Mary. Ben Moore travels to Mineral Wells for his wife’s health.
The Wheeler county courthouse, the Panhandle’s oldest, will be moved to a temporary site near the sales pavilion to make way for an $80,000 fireproof brick courthouse. Built in the early days at Mobeetio and later Wheeler, it hosted famous lawyers like Temple Houston and served as a community hub for dances and gatherings.
Western Kansas farmers fear grasshoppers threaten crops while Amarillo residents react to distant tremor with humor. Amaryllis Cake Flour advertised as a hometown staple as Atlantic Life Inc. promotes its Wm. F. Manning agency presence.
An old advertisement urges flushing the kidneys with Jad Salts to relieve backache and urinary issues. It claims a morning drink of water with Jad Salts stimulates elimination, with results in about an hour and possible lasting improvements. It advises consulting a druggist for supply.
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