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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1947
Page
4
Island group in the Pacific shows minimal height above the sea, yet advertisements emphasize air service needs for Palmyra. The note stresses logistical importance for transportation and supplies amid rough seas.
An early patent remedy promotes Inner-Aid as a cure for excessive gas and stomach discomfort after meals. It claims herbs cleanse the liver and kidneys and improve overall well being, with broad drugstore availability.
In Bryan a woman, Lucy Harrison a six school teacher and civic leader, accepts nomination for city commissioner. She aims to increase female participation in local government with the election set for April 1. Santa Fe carloadings show weekly totals and comparisons to prior years.
North Plains Wes Texas district assembly of God announces a three session Spring Bible Conference at First Assembly of God North Pierce. Three daily services at 10 am 2 pm and 7 30 pm will cover all phases of district work including doctrine pastor theology and missions.
Rev B M Sheats district superintendent will direct the conference with speakers Rev J Savell Rev Benzy Savage Rev S B Eldridge and Rev William Bozeman among others. Mrs E R Foster notes special music and invites the public to attend all services. A stray note adds tips on reviving dried up shoe polish.
Genry Stopforth of Transvaal sends a letter from Birchleigh to Sibsa Cooper at Boys Ranch describing farm life in South Africa. He recalls Look magazine pictures, expresses friendship and asks for updates about Boys Ranch, planning to train a farm colt and share Afrikaner words.
The Look magazine article highlights a moment at a station where people waved to the Royal Highnesses. It mentions letters from Ivory Holland England Australia and other parts of the nation and notes U. S. postage for letters was not illegal until 1855.
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