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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1929
Page
7
Bill Fritz of Haskell county was found guilty of murdering Earl Hamilton, 17, after the boy testified to liquor matters. Fritz attempted suicide with a razor in his jail cell but survived and attended the verdict.
In Cur slack near Hamburg a church tower clock, faithful for about 368 years, has been fitted with new works by an International News Service report. The clock had kept perfect time until now.
Bremen reports 1928 incoming shipping greatly surpasses 1927 by 128 percent and exceeds 1913 tonnage by 90 percent. The port saw higher activity reflecting increased trade and vessel arrivals in the year.
Captain C L Johnson 84 Confederate veteran and Pat Cleburne Camp commander died at his Waco home after a three day illness. He was a prominent businessman and church leader and served as president of the United Charities board. Born May 15 1845 in Rapids Parish Louisiana.
A veteran writes about Captain Ernest Thompson of Company A, 344th MG Bn, and his World War I service. He notes Thompson’s frontline actions, the scale of machine gun barrages, and the unit’s role near Dun-sur-Meuse and Meuse river drives, defending Thompson’s honor amid local controversy.
A letter from A S Stinnett to Marvin Jones advocates establishing protected wildlife sanctuaries nationwide and highlights Palo Duro Canyon in Texas as an ideal site for a sanctuary. The author emphasizes canyon dimensions shelter water timber climate and potential for fish hatcheries and lakes.
A. S. Stinntet argues for turning Palo Duro Canyon into large wildlife sanctuaries to breed native and migratory birds, reduce predatory carnivores, and possibly host veterans hospitals. He cites climate, scenery, railway access via Amarillo, and regional bird breeding history as advantages and offers to compile supporting statistics if invited.
A Victorian verse by John Moore advocates building large schools of lasting foundation to educate mothers for the new generation. It links charitable institutions and hospitals for the sick with a central mother training program, warning of moral danger when women neglect duties at home and girls stray into vice.
Ruth travels to a gloomy suburb to visit Minnie Cassidy and her son-in-law Rose. The exchange hints at a missing orchid colored letter from Borden’s wastebasket and Tommy McMann’s obsession with it as Ruth seeks clues. The scene ends with McMann rifling through Borden’s drawers.
A nurse extols Dr Denniasarmous prescription D D D for eczema and skin irritations. The product promises rapid relief from burning itching with cooling non greasy penetration. Availability advertised at drug stores nationwide.
A noted authority attributes indigestion to excess stomach acid rather than lack of digestive juices. He prescribes Jad Babes from the pharmacy with water before breakfast for a week to neutralize acidity and relieve gas. He endorses Rad Salts, a grape and lemon juice derived remedy, used by thousands with good results.
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