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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1929
Page
9
Berlin March 15 United Press tells how Hermann Sudermann was nearly ruined when his weekly serialized chapters vanished after a night of revelry. He retraced steps and, through a grocery wrapper, recovered a manuscript page. The recovered tale became Frau Sorge, securing his fame.
Mr and Mrs T R Carr announce the birth of a child on March 10. Bids on pews opera chairs and pulpit furniture for the First Baptist Church will be received on April 9 by T W Cotten in the office of Guy A Carlander architect 1016 Fisk Medical & Professional Building.
Lansing Michigan March 15 Fatalties from automobile accidents fell in 1928 for the first time since 1914 despite a surge in licensed drivers and tourist traffic. The reduction followed the 1927 repeal of a 35 mile per hour limit on state highways with a clause urging drivers to use due care. State police report faster travel with less congestion under the new code, and some leaders consider a minimum speed clause for heavier highways though no bill has materialized this session.
Sherman K. Ellis and Margaret Hayes Ellis appeared before Deputy City Clerk Joseph J. McCormick ten days after a supreme court divorce decree to be remarried. The brief ceremony reunites the once-divorced pair in New York.
Chester, Pa March 15 General Smedley D Butler famed Marine known as the Gamecock says he plans to remain in active service with the corps even if offered the commandant post at Paris Island. He recalled his 1924 25 Philadelphia public safety director stint with fondness and hinted at a possible return to politics if a future post calls.
The Fair presents Seven Footprints To Satan with Thelma Todd on first day as The Mission shows The Wolf of Wall Street with Gorge Bancroft and Bodanova final showing. Charlie Chase stars in Ruby Lips. Movietone News accompanies. The Deandi offers The Drifting Kid with Tim Maynard on first day. Fred Horley Players, NATO Rafe Emerson and his Orchestra provide musical interludes.
The General cites the value of building an efficient police department and notes the peaceful conduct between Chinese factions during a volatile period. He highlights pride in goodwill trophies presented to American troops and reflects on China’s destiny and the American role in future relations.
A black faille coat features a twelve inch pleated flounce around the bottom and a lipstick red half lining enhancing its silhouette.
Austin dispatch reports a special 3G program confronting the Texas legislature, designed to tackle nearly all vital matters that should have been addressed during the regular session, with observers noting the unusual urgency and scope.
In a forthcoming special session around April 15, lawmakers will review appropriation bills for the next biennium and seek funding for the highway department. They will consider prison system reforms, public utility regulation, and audit reports from land commissioners and textbook investigators. Governor Moody may push license fee cuts and civil service measures.
An advertisement touts Tanlac as a cure for stomach troubles, headaches, and dizziness. It cites a Little Rock patient, John Robertson, who reports improved eating and sleep after three bottles, claiming Tanlac rebuilds appetite, vigor, and rest. The copy stresses natural root and herb ingredients and costs under two cents per dose with a money back guarantee.
Head of Sargon Laboratories outlines a discovery that bowel issues stem from bile deficiency, not solely laxatives. The remedy centers on stimulating bile production to restore normal digestion and elimination, with Sargon Soft Mass Pills marketed as part of the treatment. The note cites Memphis adoption and sale points in Amarillo venues.
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