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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1929
Page
11
In Anson Texas on March 7 Bill Fritz a Haskell County farmer accused of killing D. W. Hamilton and his son Earle October 8 went on trial for his life. A continuance was denied claiming Mrs Fritz cannot attend court due to a newborn baby. Jury selection expected to occupy the day.
An ad claims acid in the stomach causes poor appetite and ailments like headaches and indigestion. It touts Pape's Diapepsin as dissolving the acid, sweetening the stomach, and aiding digestion after meals, with millions using yearly.
Paris reports two French Academy of Medicine doctors, Jules Renalt and P. P. Weill, found they could not cultivate microbes from very dirty bank notes. They attribute the antiseptic effect to oxygen exposure and colored ink on currency, which they say kills germs and prevents transmission of contagious diseases.
Paris Texas March 7 Attorney General Pollard expected to again lead the defense in the W J McDonald will case contesting a 1 250 000 bequest to the University of Texas for an observatory Jury selection to begin this afternoon Judge Newman Phillips denied change of venue after 45 witnesses testified impartiality in the Texas court. The case has seen two long sessions with a first trial for the proponents reversed by the supreme court and a second trial ending in a hung jury.
Hugo, Colorado reports a hen that allegedly lays golden eggs. The bird triggered a yard mystery when Edward Morin found $3,000 in currency buried in the hen yard. Most of the money was unidentified except for $300. The stash is tied to Hokan Olson, deceased landowner, with Morin and Olson’s surviving son sharing the found funds.
The worlds largest strawberry grown by Harry M. Bass of Auburndale is on display in Lakeland Florida. It measures five and a half inches in circumference with perfect color and shape.
Amarillo High School seniors selected eight girls Cynthia Lumpkin Marion Phillips Archie Boone Sybil Moore Evelyn Durham Pauline Rogers Agnes Harshey and Jean Jennet to represent the school in the La Ariosa popularity contest. Preliminary rounds run March 11 to 25 with five eliminated and three finalists from each class set to compete in the finals. The winner announced March 20 will be named the most popular girl in the 1920 annual and votes cost a penny each to help fund the book.
Jack Ross head bell hop at a local hotel was arrested on an indictment charging violation of liquor laws. He posted bond this morning after a Sunday liquor charge led to release on bond.
Leading London stage stars recently performed a dance charity event to raise funds for the actors guild. The gala drew notable performers and supporters seeking to bolster the guild’s welfare aims.
Mrs. Lottie Lee Lewis conducting a Dennison art work course at Russell and Cockrell's was honored by store staff at a dinner in the Amarillo hotel. Guests included Mrs. Lewis and several local women such as Mrs. Charles Woodburn and Miss Theresa Bautista.
Dr Dodson argued in a high school lecture that happiness and love matter more than hard work. He said a girl or boy will not break down from study alone and that emotional support is essential for resilience and success.
Inspired by the tango, the concertina regains vogue in London as dancers and performers embrace its evocative rhythm and vintage style for stage and street performances.
Thomas Lewis Kinman aged 97 and Dr Mary Shotwell Kinman 93 of College Place Washington have been married for 78 years and expect to celebrate their 83rd wedding anniversary in two years. They recall Civil War era memories and Lincoln campaign speeches. The couple has 18 children born, eight grandchildren, and 87 great grandchildren.
Andrew Newman was arrested by police and charged with buying and concealing stolen property. Officials allege he bought and concealed stolen items as part of the case.
St Louis March 7. Dr George R Dodson philosophy professor at Washington University cites hard work but says mental conflict causes nervous breakdowns affecting about one in ten Americans. He states the ordinary man or woman who faces moral or intellectual strain is at risk.
Police report two auto tires stolen from Lester Seaman of the Panhandle Lumber company. Authorities expect to arrest a suspect soon in connection with the theft.
Biloxi Miss March 7 The socially prominent from Atlanta Birmingham Montgomery New Orleans attend the Biloxi Horse Show reflecting regional society interest and high society connections at the event.
Miami and other southern cities have been invited to the second eons horse show at the Gulf Hills bles here. The event is set for March 9 and 10 and aims to be one of the most interesting society gatherings in years.
A parchment shade rajah silk two piece frock features a design of ok erraper blocked into its jumper, shown in five brown tones.
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