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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1936
Page
11
About 300 students from Amarillo senior and junior high schools and nearby North Plains will gather for a three day conference beginning at 3 o clock Friday.
The three day meet opens April 3 to 5 with the theme The Christian Use of Leisure Time Kenneth Mauldin of Dalhart presiding Dr Edwin A Elliott Fort Worth head of the Southwest division of the National Labor Relations Board will give one address W Roy Breg executive secretary of Allied Youth will speak twice Bud Thompson Amarillo now a Texas Tech freshman will address Hi-Y members Local committees chaired by S J Cole plan the event with delegates expected from Plainview Hereford Dalhart Perryton Borger Pampa Canyon Tucumcari New Mexico Dumas Stratford Clarendon Tulsa Happy Claude Memphis Childress and Floydada.
Keller places a wheel barrow demonstration for Mexican workers who dump and carry the barrows back. Representative John A Martin of Colorado notes he left Congress for 20 years and returned at the exact minute 20 years later, awaiting oath of office in SON A front of the MARTIN speaker's dais.
Two Amarillo homes were damaged by fire Sunday. A kitchen blaze at E. L. Pinkley’s home at 1705 Lincoln Street drew firefighters shortly after 8 p m. A kerosene can explosion ignited a second fire at a Mexican home 1007 East Fourth Avenue about 9 a m. No injuries were reported.
Mrs Bettie Godwin of 1604 Johnson Street credits Gly-Cas with curing seventeen years of neuritis and rheumatism and regulating her bowels after failed remedies. The Gly-Cas Man distributes samples at Fox Drug Co in the Oliver-Eakle Building, Amarillo, selling at 1 per box or 6 for 5, with mail orders discouraged.
Washington March 9 A Public Health Service guide summarizes scarlet fever as an acute illness from a hemolytic streptococcus. It covers symptoms such as fever nausea and sore throat, transmission through discharges and contaminated items, incubation of two to seven days, contagious period up to three weeks, and immunity options with convalescent serum or antitoxin. Isolation at home is advised.
A compilation of property transfers dated 1935 to 1936 shows Fuqua Devi Co to Jas G Cole man and Henson to Ben Henson with parcels in Roberts and Plemons areas, along with W A Helton to Chas Little and Pryor to V K McCaskill and other deeds. Marriage licenses issued include Jack M Harrison and Kathryn Kennedy and Dean FE Alexander with Vondle Lytle. A narrative passage about Europe teaching silk manufacture and a telegraph note conclude the fragmentary text.
A cautionary piece by Ray W. Sherman about safe driving. It presents a fictional driver Black, noting his high speed in turns and how proper anticipation, braking, and road awareness could have kept him safe. The narrative contrasts risky behavior with disciplined control to illustrate accident avoidance.
Advertisement for Brown's NosGPen claiming relief from head colds hay fever and asthma within twenty minutes. Promotes two way treatment sold in all drug stores price one dollar. Manufactured by The Am-Bro Co Lawton Oklahoma.
The narrator, once run down and fatigued but believing no organic trouble, credits a ten day course of 5.8.8 Tonic Treatment from the S S S Radio Program. After following directions and taking a tablespoon before meals, skin color returned, fatigue faded, and red blood cells seemed to regain fighting strength.
A citizen argues that Mrs Black should learn fast driving with a qualified driver before attempting rapid travel. The note emphasizes gripping power and warns that fast driving differs greatly from operating a car at modest speeds.
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