Amarillo Voices Include War, Work and Local Affairs
A collection of half minute interviews captures Amarillo residents commenting on wartime memories, local economy, public works and social life. Notable lines reference sunburned tonsils from the barber pole, storm sewers, rulers of finance, and civic events while naming local figures and businesses.
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promises Health
An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as boosting vitality for women. It cites Mrs. J. C. Taylor of Tallahassee Florida reporting improved strength and ability to do housework after use. The text appeals to beauty through health and notes the product’s fifty-year history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia EB. Pinkham
J. C. Taylor
Tallahassee
Florida
Lydia E. Pinkham
Reducing Sanitary Hazards With Modern Hygiene Aids
The piece promotes women using sanitary products to avoid daily disposal hazards and embarrassment. It suggests eight in ten better class women use Kotex daily, claiming high absorbency and freedom from worry about bending or wear in light gowns and frocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KOTEX
Anya
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carrie Nation
A. E. PF
Glenn Coffee
Glenn, Jt
University of Arizona At Tucson
Walter Irvin
National Guard
Harold Bugbee
Edward
Mr. Bugbee
Amarillo
Eugene Jennings
Charley Austin
Hertner Yard
Hughes Street
Ben Henson
Wade Brynner
Tom Bruner
H. W. Cutter
The
Rock Island
Tulsa
Henry
Toney Chisum
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Joe Isaacs
Clarendon
Hall Medford
J. D. Cole
Frank Willie
Chamber of Commerce Convention
Arkansas
Roy McCormick
Muskogee
Virgil Fisher
San Jacinto Methodist Church
United States
S. W. Straua & Co
Spain
Ledbetter Drug Store
Moon Mullins
the Information Bureau
Miss Schmaltz
Ugh
Kano
Bruodder
Bum
Sam
Ey Swan
Mar
Boots
Pere Wr Nee
Sepe Oe
Taylo
Founs Les Letter Oneou
Ove Yroutt Boon
Agr
Aer
Howste Mnows Watae
Swale
Tra
J. H. Clark & Company
Tameizz
E. H. Atkinson
Chamber of Commerce
News-Globe