Old Fiddlers Contest to Be Held in Amarillo
Dr. O F Loyd of Vega announces the All Panhandle Old Fiddlers contest sponsored by the Tri State Fair association at the Amarillo city auditorium on March 20. Proceeds will help pay the fair’s indebtedness. Contestants from Panhandle counties will compete to showcase historic fiddling.
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Tri State fair eyed as Amarillo’s Dallas-style triumph
A bold push for the Tri State fair in Amarillo likens its potential impact to Dallas’s iconic fair. Organizers vow top prizes up to 100 dollars and emphasize folk selections. The piece urges community support to grow Panhandle culture and local agriculture, citing Oldham county apples and regional pride.
Red Pepper Rub Promises Quick Lumbago Relief
Advert reads that Red Pepper Rub provides instant tingling heat and three minute relief for lumbago neuritis backache and stiff neck. It claims blood flow and congestion relief with Bowles Red Pepper Rub made from red peppers and sold in drug stores under the Rowles name.
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Harvard Man Laughs And Lectures On Women Debutantes
Harvard Advocate piece by Miss Lowella Cabot portrays Harvard men at a dance as unsteady yet dapper, critiquing hostess foods and servants while noting women’s retort. The article shifts to a US aviation school in Cambridge with 270 students from across states and abroad. Russell Nicholas heads the tirplane company with Howard Beazley as secretary and C. H. Miller as general manager of the flying school.
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Missouri aviation school enrolls 270 students
Marshall Flying School, part of the Nicholas Beazley Airplane company in Marshall Missouri, reports enrollment of 270 students in under three years and claims to be the largest of its kind in the region.
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British Army Drops Alcohol For Soldiers
The British army plans a future with no alcohol as part of a health reform. A government report says soldiers now rely on cocoa as a daily drink and that beer and other "soft" beverages are moved from shelves. The report asserts troop vitality remains high and health is better than ever.
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