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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1943
Page
6
Dr J F Bromert a Panhandle chiropractor with 25 years in Amarillo explains how fatigue stems from a tired nervous system. He compares the body to a car battery and urges a balanced diet and spinal health to restore energy. Offices at 1718 Polk Street or call 7435 for appointments.
A Amarillo woman recounts how improper truss caused her husband’s bad nerves and sharp irritability. After switching to a light waterproof truss from Jack Phillips Drug Store at 3323 West Sixth Street, his demeanor and health markedly improved over a year. The ad notes Akron trusses sold exclusively in Amarillo.
Senator W. Lee O'Daniel of Texas proposes a bill to publicly list all individuals receiving any tax forgiveness under the pay-as-you-go withholding plan and disclose the amounts. He frames the move as a response to those who benefited from the policy while others faced burdens.
Margaret's Pastry Shoppe at 1404 West Sixth Avenue offers daily baked bread lightly cooled and sold fresh from the oven. The shop bakes only enough for that day, leading to frequent sellouts before closing time.
An advertisement features a woman praising electrolysis as the only doctor recommended method for permanent facial hair removal. It urges sharing the message with friends and directs readers to contact Mrs. M. Killion at 1224 West Eleventh Street, Amarillo, for a free private consultation.
Rep James E Van Zandt of Pennsylvania denied saying four Kaiser Liberty ships sank at sea due to faulty construction He said there was a misunderstanding and no record supports such a statement He praised Kaiser shipyards at Portland Vancouver and other yards after hearings in Portland and elsewhere
Amarillo Band House buys and sells used merchandise turning junk into cash or bonds. Mr. E. L. Smith offers attractive deals, with higher payments if the sale is converted into bonds, and handles sporting goods, instruments, luggage, jewelry, and more.
Rolla V. Cartwright outlines how rental insurance safeguarded income after a fire destroyed a building in the Fisk Building. With rent coverage, the owner sustained earnings during lengthy rebuilding and could finance the return to rentability. Contact Rolla Cartwright to analyze your policy at no charge.
Hammond Taxi Company faces parts and tire shortages like others but keeps a clean fleet. They added new cars to meet rising business while maintaining careful courteous drivers and long-tenured staff. Gasoline rationing and a 35 mile speed limit slow trips. dial 6284 for Hammond Taxi.
Morris Simon assistant city editor planted a Victory garden at home. He bought tomato slips from a neighbor but a ragweed weed sprouted in the tomato row. He mistook the weed for a tomato plant and cultivated it with enthusiasm.
Bush Drug Company at 500 Taylor Street Amarillo sells A R Wood Preservative a creosote based liquid that waterproofs seals disinfects and prevents pests in lumber It increases lumber life up to 500 percent and can be diluted for economical use It protects chicken houses hatcheries barns and sheds and also treats livestock poultry and dogs Call 281 for more information
At North Camp Polk Louisiana the Eighth Armored Division tests the artilleryman's aid a compact training device using copper mesh screening dyed yarn G I soap and face powder to simulate terrain bridges buildings and vehicles. The system allows gunners to bracket targets after several practice bursts and cost about 25 cents per thousand rounds.
Gatlin Glass and Paint Company at 417 East Tenth Street Amarillo emphasizes automobile glass repair. Owner Hugh Gatlin warns cracked or broken glass endangers tires and occupants, urging prompt replacement and offering scheduling by phone at 21424.
What has billiards got that other games lack It pleases amateur and expert alike and offers equal enjoyment from fair and planned shots The People's Recreation Club in the Amarillo Building basement provides a companionable atmosphere with local and air school soldiers players and a popular lunch counter for a bite to eat
London April 4 an admiralty and air ministry communique says continuous air protection over the Atlantic helped bring a convoy safely through subs. One U boat sunk another probably sunk with others damaged. Archer carrier planes protected mid Atlantic gap with Swordfish and Martlet. Survivors rescued. depth charges and gunfire aided sinking.
Niagara Falls July 4 Fireman Edward J Cassidy named a home front hero after rescuing 14 year old Carmin Zarilla from the upper Niagara rapids. Zarilla fell from an island to the swift river current and clung to a submerged rock before Cassidy waded out tied with a rope and pulled both to safety.
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