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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1937
Page
4
Civic leaders named to drive Amarillo Chamber of Commerce membership drive include Edquist of The Borden Company Griggs ads boosters and Davis manager of C R Anthony Company youngest member staking his financial future in the city’s welfare.
The twine plant location is noted and the plan aims to plant several acres on his farm next year. He intends to sell the plants to manufacturing concerns once established.
Globe News advertisements for the Panhandle Laundry of Amarillo earned top honors from national journals. The American Dry Cleaner named an ad tied to the Junior League Ball as Ad of the Month, while the Laundryman's Guide praised a bold shirt image. Paul Allingham led the Globe News ad team.
The Amarillo Area Council will award merit badges and class pins at 7 30 tonight in the Potter County courthouse. Executive C A Clark announced A A Graham will receive a 25 year service badge. About 100 scouts are to be honored with merit badges and several first and second class badges.
A citizen urges authorities to spray or wash dusty streets to reduce pneumonia and TB risk and asks for immediate honest work updates. A reader at 808 Bowie Street seeks employment with farm and ranch experience and references while requesting clothing among reader notices.
Mrs J W J of 1310 Lincoln St seeks donated clothing for herself and a 15 year old girl. They wear sizes 16 to 40 and hope others have unused garments to share.
Short notice job ad seeking work at 25 cents per hour or cleaning houses for $1. Applicant must avoid woodwork tasks and cannot stay nights. Call mornings between 11 and 11:59, or 1 to 3, or 5 to 7 PM.
A reader advertises for yard work and pickup tasks. Talan offers workwear options and encourages interested men to apply via Dial 2-1434. The notice suggests casual employment in a rough, informal context.
A conversation about sewing home dresses and underwear for women who struggle to buy standard sizes. It outlines tailoring at home to fit diverse body shapes and proportions, promoting self-made garments as an accessible option.
Inquiries include requests for a widow housekeeper aged 45 to 50, room and board offered, and a preference for a childless home. A middle aged woman seeks quiet home work with references. A mother seeks a good home for her two year old daughter and herself with room and board. A girl position is advertised seeking a girl or:
A middle aged woman is sought to keep house and care for children with fair wages, room and board, and steady work. In Springfield the state conservation department will rescue fish from pools after floods, transferring them to flowing water. From 1930 to 1935 nightly deaths rose 37 percent while daytime deaths fell 12 percent.
Berkeley notes from Dr. Charles Aikin propose four constitutional paths to reform the Supreme Court. Options include stripping the court of invalidating laws, requiring supermajority backing for decisions, and amending to address regulation of agriculture industry and labor amid rapid national change.
An ad promises Ice Mint eases burning corns and callouses, reduces foot odors, cools and firms skin, and provides comfort for wearers of high heels or long hours on one’s feet. The product is sold by druggists.
The text argues that post constitutional adoption reforms require a rethink of federal responsibilities. It claims last November's election provides a mandate for Congress and the President to act, despite drafting difficulties for an amendment. A proposal would let Congress repass laws struck down by the court to shield them from nullification.
A weed found on B. D. Pennington's farm in Centralia yields a fibrous string stronger than cord. Pennington sent samples to Mc Alester Penitentiary for testing as a binder.
An advertisement touts GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a safe inexpensive remedy for kidney issues and related pains. It claims the product cleanses kidneys, reduces nighttime urination, and alleviates symptoms like backache nervousness and urinary discomfort. It asserts a 500 year history and urges readers to buy a 35 cent package.
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