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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1941
Page
6
The Madsen Dining Room on Highway 66 North East in Amarillo offers chicken dinners famed coast to coast and steak dinners on request. Advance orders welcome for any other meals. call 20278 to reserve a good meal.
North Carolina first Scotch immigrants were 1000 warriors defeated at Culloden who won royal pardon on leaving the realm. Between 1745 and 1749 they brought families to the Cape Fear River valley and were later joined by 20 000 more.
The Duchess Remote Control Permanent Wave machine from Helene Curtiss Industries is shown at Frank's Barber and Beauty Supply in Amarillo. Beauty shop operators are invited to inspect this heat controlled, wire free device praised for safety, ease, and consistent waves.
Hugh FE. Sykes at E. E. Finklea, Inc. outlines a thorough process for watch and clock repair using the Paulson Time Micrometer to test and record accuracy. The article details disassembly, cleaning, rust prevention, peg wooding, and reassembly with careful oiling and final checking, emphasizing expert workmanship and reasonable prices.
In Clintwood Virginia a newlywed man cites home stead law to demand livestock and household goods from Sheriff Fleming claiming the law allows one cow hog horse or mule and six knives forks spoons. He says he needs these items for married life and plans to stay law abiding. A Montreal signpost shows routes to the North Pole South Pole London and Paris.
The article argues vehicles require expert inspection every 2 000 to 3 000 miles, detailing parts and processes. It promotes The Pale Duro Motor Tune Up at 212 West Seventh Street, offering a full engine test and adjustments for sixes, Fords, and larger models for 3 3/4 to 4 7/8 dollars.
W M Rippey owner of City Sign Company Amarillo 609 Harrison Street has built the first streamlined highway display in the Panhandle and now offers neon painted and gold leaf signs. The firm operates a complete sign service highway bulletin displays and a fleet of trucks serving the Plains region of Texas and eastern New Mexico. Rippey consults on advertising displays and sign problems.
German sources estimate Denmark's cattle at end of November 1940 at 2.98 million, down from 3.19 million a year earlier. Experts deny mass slaughterings and say Denmark has fodder supply mostly from overseas continental sources to meet demand.
A survey shows Highland Village at Western State College offers cabins for students with average weekly living costs of 4.04 dollars. The figure covers food shelter clothing fuel light and incidental expenses excluding tuition and lab fees.
V Guyer owner of Nu-Way Upholstering Co announces exclusive representation of Glassic furniture made from crystal clear solid plastic glass. The line includes beds tables and chairs with durable pliable material. Nu-Way also offers high quality upholstering and refinishing with guaranteed satisfaction. Rebuilds of older birchwood frames into modern designs at no extra cost and hand rubbed finishes. Phone 25761 or visit 208 West Sixth Street near Rose Bowl Tea Room.
William Devore, in Gilboa, Ohio, filled an application blank with a long list of jobs he did or held. He named constable, church janitor, school janitor, school bus driver, stock buyer, custom butcher, cattle dehorner, thresher and buzz saw operator, canning factory fireman, election board member, and cider press helper.
The article states the incidence of triplet births is 1 in 8649, highlighting the rarity. It discusses factors affecting multiple births and mentions possible influences on the probability. The piece frames the statistic as a historical or medical observation within its period context.
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