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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1938
Page
3
Sun Gaye residents gain a seven acre cooperative garden lease in St. Louis with 30 by 30 foot plots at three dollars annually. Families may rent plots and hold barbecues and picnics on site.
Dr. Fred D. Miller told the Pennsylvania State Dental Society's 70th convention that soil erosion and refinement of foods have increased tooth decay. He cited that ninety eight percent of Americans have imperfect teeth, attributing it to demineralized foods like white sugar and white bread.
An advertisement touts Fitch's Dandruff Remover Shampoo as the solution to itchy scalps caused by dandruff clogging oil glands. It claims ordinary shampoos fail to remove dandruff and guarantees money back, urging readers to try Fitch's for an antiseptically clean scalp.
The article contrasts English affection for romance with a call for sturdy, reinforced concrete construction at Cambridge University. It notes the Fellows’ building issue requires immediate action to prevent deterioration and calls for practical, durable infrastructure over decorative historic charm.
About 2000 hotel workers walked out at Portland's eight largest hotels delaying rose festival events. Guests faced empty elevators and self assistance as unions protested nonnegotiated contracts while operators refused concessions.
William M. Cowell died yesterday at his Panhandle home at age 83. He had lived in Panhandle ten years and was a Baptist. Survivors include three sons Isaac of Borger Winford of Amarillo Ernest of Borger and daughter Mrs. Bessie Axtell of Joplin Missouri. Funeral services are planned tomorrow in Panhandle with burial in Panhandle cemetery.
The Cam River undermines foundations of Queens College with huge cracks in the 18th century hall. Under-pinning is considered after emergency measures. demolition remains possible if stabilization fails.
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