Fiddling and Dancing Prizes Headline Amarillo Event
Old Fiddlers contest at the Municipal Auditorium on March 27 features tap and square dancing with prizes of five and ten dollars for top dancers. Ten southwest fiddlers compete for over 100 dollars. first place may crown the best fiddler in the southwest. Eck Robertson and family entertain. Dr. C. H. Lloyd hosts as master of ceremonies. Wilbur C. Hawk heads Tri-State Fair Association. Mail orders to the Tri-State Fair Association office.
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Amarillo
Municpal
Southwest
Wilbur C. Hawk
Tri-State Fair Association
Eck Robertson
Borger
United States
Hugh Roden
C. H. Lloyd
Vega
Tri-State
Methodists Dedicate $20,000 Polk Street Organ
Polk Street Methodist Church to dedicate the Pelcher Organ a $20 000 gift from the Woman s Missionary Society during Sunday evening services opening a Foster revival. The dedicatory program features Rev Joe Strother Avoca and former Polk Street organist Mrs C R Hooten Fort Stockton and Lila Austin Myers. Strother and Hootens arrive in Amarillo midweek for the prayer service and sermon.
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Polk Street Methodist Church
Woman’s Missionary Society
Joe Strother
Avoca
Polk Street Church
C. R Hooten
Fort Stockton
Lila Austin Myers
Strother
Dog feeds automatically after accident
Swan Jose California March 18 A dog with brain concussion from an automobile crash eats automatically when food is placed in its mouth and is said to be gaining strength reports Dr P H Browning a veterinarian The ear of the dog remains conscious only for feeding purposes in later updates.
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United Press
Swan Jose
Calif
Mar
P. H. Browning
Veterinary
New solder stronger than metals claims from Pittsburgh
Peter Soffel, president of the Pittsburgh Metals Purifying Corporation, announces a new solder after three years of tests that he says bonds aluminum and other white metals more firmly than the metals themselves. He claims the solder will enhance aircraft and Zeppelin safety and boost demand for aluminum products.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Peter Soffel
Pittsburgh Metals Purifying Corporation
Soffel
Tranin Egg Products to crack ten million dozen eggs
The Tranin Egg Products Company in Kansas City plans to crack ten million dozen eggs in five months. They will freeze or powder the eggs for bakers candy makers ice cream and noodle manufacturers. Missouri and Kansas eggs are preferred for yolk color and white thickness. Eggs packed in 50 gallon cans then frozen for shipment.
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Kansas City
Tranin Egg Products Company
Missouri
Kansas
Pioneer Flivver League May Hold Convention
The Pioneer Flivver Perpetuation League may stage its first international convention in Omaha. Garage No 1 is held by the Omaha chapter. Founder H M Hanson of Omaha, 62, says membership requires ability to drive to meetings in a car the owner has operated for at least a decade.
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Omaha
Pioneer Flivver Perpetuation League
H. M. Hanson
Gums Bleeding Warn Of Pyorrhea Health Danger
Bleeding gums signal pyorrhea which can threaten heart trouble and other illnesses. Creosone claims to banish the danger with germ destroying ingredients and promises relief within days with a money back guarantee.
Aspironal Promises Fast Cold and Cough Relief
An advertisement touts Aspironal as a superior remedy for colds and coughs, claiming two minute relief and higher effectiveness than whiskey or other remedies. It urges purchase at drug stores for sixty cents a bottle and guarantees money back if symptoms do not fade within two minutes. It targets adults and children alike with assurances of safety and ease of use.
New Solder Improves Market Application Under Trade Name
Burke F Read, general manager of the company, collaborated with Soffel in the last year of laboratory work. The solder is applied with a hot iron or open flame and requires no acid or fluxes. Local soldering experts approved the new solution in experiments at local industrial plants.
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Burke F. Read
Soffel
Students Aided By New Machine Helps City Study Noise
Language students and engineers studying noise effects on a city will benefit from a new instrument, the cathode ray oscilloscope, announced by O. Osbon. The device will measure sound waves to assess public impact and aid research.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Osbon
White King Soap Solves Hard Water Washing Woes
White King Granulated Soap offers quick rich suds and thorough cleansing in hard water. Made from pure vegetable and cut oils, it brightens ginghams and prints, keeps linen white, and cleans woolen blankets. Economical use for basins or machines. Sold by grocers.
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White King
Oscilloscope Demonstration Aids Language Learning
Prof H B Scriber head of the Greek department at the University of Pittsburgh says the oscilloscope attached to a microphone translates sound waves into a ribbon of green light on a glass plate. He claims students will conquer different languages in half the time.
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H. 8. Scriber
University of Pittsburgh
Osbon Demonstrates Noise Effect on Ribbon Light
Osbon shows how different sounds affect a green light ribbon using finger snaps and humming. He says the invention helps detect noise sources and identify which machine parts generate the most noise.
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RCA Radiotron Co., Inc
Harrison, N. J
Radio Corporation of America
RCA Radiotrons
Wright
Taylor
Smazayp
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Aerya
Tel
Nyal 2
Harry O’brien
Nyad
Nimrod
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Nycest
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Muriel Astor
Muriel
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Cann
CDRUG
Fox
Cae
Nyal
Harlem
Cape
T&e
Edgemont
Cadillac Ripple
Iith and
Lincoln Sts
Dial
Liberal
Perryton
Pampa
Safety First Bus Company
4Th and
Fillmore
A. BE. Gosnell
Polk
Radiotrons and Radio Service
Good Engineering Co
6Th Ave
Quaker State
Yuku Aoue
Quaker State Motor Oil
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