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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1926
Page
5
Reparations are being made for the elegant convention of the Man handle Bankers association. About 200 bankers are expected to Amarillo on opening day. Banquet planned at the Amarillo hotel with business and social sessions there. C. W. Carson in charge of entertainments. Wespack fertilizer ad and Pampa carnival noted.
Hollywood profile of ace stunt performer Talmadge detailing twenty three fractures including a broken neck and multiple bones. He analyzes risk with engineering precision, mapping every factor before any leap. Despite danger, he avoids foolhardiness and insists on calculable risk.
Warns that indigestion is deadly and lists five signs gas fullness lazy feeling restlessness pain and fluttering around the heart. Promotes Ferraline as immediate digestive aid with a one dollar money back guarantee if relief is not felt, urging readers to buy today.
Proceedings in the Seventh District Amarillo court include rehearings in Oilmen's Reciprocal Assn versus Gilieland and others, a reaffirmed decision for E L Caraway versus John Weathers, and a reversed remanded Panhandle and Santa Fe Ry Co versus Henry Stalle. Other cases include Senter Bros & Co versus Brooks Supply, and various appeals from Lubbock Dalham and Wichita counties with submitted matters and insurance firm Travelers. The notice ends with an advertisement for Wespack fertilizer services.
Two passengers remain unaccounted for after the steamer Washington Irving was rammed and sunk while departing a Hudson River pier for Albany. Mrs. Lynn Arthur Hoag of New York and her 3 year old daughter are missing, while two other children with Mia Hong cannot identify their mother or sister. Officials hope they are in a hospital.
reports from Warsaw say President elect Ignatz Mosciecki lacks suitable clothing and has postponed his inauguration to Friday after hurried return from The Hague. In New York rain dampened Memorial Day parades and insurance losses on rain policies are projected to reach 750000 dollars. Also predicting Kaiser Wilhelm’s return to empire by Christmas circulates from Prince Louis De Bourbon. Paul Smiths Adirondacks eyes summer White House for speeding drivers. Mrs D Y Taylor returns from Winters Texas.
Advertisement claims skin diseases arise from poisons in perspiration and cannot be cured by lotions. It promotes Black and White Ointment to heal sores, strengthen skin tissue, and expel acid poisons through pores, promising rapid clearing of pimples eczema and breakouts. Includes pricing and availability via dealers and accompanying Black and White Soap.
An old newspaper notice warns sickly children show signs of intestinal worms such as pale skin dark circles and breath. It promotes White's Cream Vermifuge marketed by Fox Drug Co as a safe remedy with a five cent price.
CRANAROOK B C June 2 A Weeds family farmhouse five miles southwest of Walk BC burned last night killing four children who were left alone by their mother visiting a neighbor. One child escaped and the mother found the dwelling in flames.
Three hundred general chairmen of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers met in Cleveland to discuss a proposed wage increase. A parallel subcommittee of twelve chairmen from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen also considered the wage increase movement.
Two men and four women were shot and killed when a car left a drive in suburban neighborhood. The gunman opened fire after emerging from a nearby road. James Lamtario and Mee Crystal Tarrier were killed as they approached the vehicle. Violet Pamfree, wounded, crawled to summon help.
In Weet Texas Jim Dunn cites Borger as a developing city with strong foundations. He predicts a population surpassing 10,000, urging readers not to underestimate Borger's progress and growth prospects.
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