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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1937
Page
4
Local briefs list residents traveling to Colorado South Texas and New Mexico including William Klein and son and Byron Vermillion with daughter Phyllis Ann. Shoppers find hats sale at Vess Duskell. Amarillo visitors include Mrs Etta Lois Barringer undergoing surgery in Topeka. Funeral tax note clarifies ultimate consumer rule.
A Tick for Texas rifle this week follows a sister visit in Portales New Mexico. Hunsleys House of Color announces a grand opening Friday night at 115 East Sixth. Mrs Berta Malone Texas Old Age Assistance field rep departs for Plainview after a five day Amarillo stay.
A company plans a morning departure to Dallas. Mr Walsh, formerly at the Herring Hotel, leaves Amarillo due to ill health. Mrs Arba Jones of 719-A Pierce Street just returned from San Jose New Mexico after visiting relatives. A Columbia film feature shows a mother who watched her newborn on motion pictures before meeting the child in person. The infant required incubation as the mother lay too weak to move.
A public health style note explains that constipation stems from lack of bulk in diet and that Kellogg's All-Bran adds bulk by absorbing water to form a soft mass. It also supplies vitamin B and iron, with a suggested intake of two tablespoonfuls daily, or three times daily in severe cases. Sold at all grocers and guaranteed by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
A 450 worker strike in Kansas City ended when seven hotel operators signed a contract guaranteeing virtually a closed shop to an equal number of unions. The action followed a report of a doctor filming an infant and displaying films in the mother’s room.
Thomas J. Mooney the Preparedness Day bomber was returned to San Quentin prison under a state supreme court order. There was little expectation of a ruling on his habeas corpus writ until after the court’s summer recess.
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