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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1926
Page
7
One in ten minor wounds can lead to serious infection if untreated. Disinfect with liquid Borozone and use the healing process. Liquid prices 20c 60c and 1.20. powder 30c and 60c. Fox Drug Co. advertises.
Local advertisement for Wespack fertilizer targets lawn and shrub care. Includes contact by phone listed as 31 for orders or inquiries.
Henry Gould, Amarillo district court reporter since January 15 1919, will resign August 1 to enter the insurance business. He notified Judge Henry Bishop and will remain in Amarillo. Gould, married and at 1400 Madison, previously reported for Judge Hugh L Humphrey in Dallas and Cleburne and came to Amarillo from Cleburne in June 1917. Boston Lunz was appointed assistant court reporter. He trained at Walton Shorthand Reporting School in Chicago.
Judge L C Barrett reports improved health after relocating to 1719 14 West Forty-Eighth Street Los Angeles. He states he has gained more than twenty pounds since leaving Amarillo in letters received by friends here.
The Western Pacific railroad adds six directors led by Winthrop Aldrich and Hale Holden increasing board from 15 to 19. New members include Arthur Curtiss James James E Gorman James Schumaker and Lyman Rhodes. Possible merger with Denver and Rio Grande Missouri Pacific cited.
A rare glimpse describes a uniquely prepared Buckingham Palace perfume used at court events. The scent, said to evoke a tropical flower garden in a rural setting, has remained secret since Victoria's era and is known only to the king queen and the manufacturers. An American debutante praised it as the most delightful fragrance of its kind.
Tom Nelson notes one scout encampment at Warner camp south of Claude with three more likely before summer ends as Panhandle scouts show growing interest in camping. George Ruch praises Morrow Thomas Hardware's strong business. Lex Moore says golf and business do not mix well and one should keep separate hours. Carl Ince wonders if today will rain, implying concern about the country. Powell Combs supports students working three months after nine months of college.
In Bucharest the bobbed look gains ground among Romanian society women. Queen Marie delays clipping her chestnut hair while ladies-in-waiting and daughters adopt the style. Barbers report higher earnings from the fashion as men’s services lag in demand.
Funeral services for Don Calvin Bennett age year old son of Mr. and Mrs. J W Bennett were held at the family home on North Taylor Street with Rev C E Griswold of Claude Baptist Church officiating. Burial followed in Liane cemetery. Bennett died at home Monday afternoon from blood poisoning. Marion Allen note with Ford remark and sale ad appear in text.
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