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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1934

Page

5

Artist Sought by First Lady in Fort Worth Search

An anonymous Fort Worth artist who drew a praised piece titled O'er the Grim Night of Chaos Shone One Lone Brave Star was sought by Mrs. Roosevelt and the Government. A pencil signed note read White Collar. Dr A H Flickwir began the search for the creator, tied to the CWA payroll or welfare beneficiaries, at the request of Jasper Mayer in Washington.

Fort Worth Roosevelt CWA Jasper J. Mayer Federal Emergency Relief and Federal Civil Works Administration Washington

Flaming Gas Well Put Out Near Crosby

A Crosby resident reported a six mile east Crosby gas well extinguished at 1 40 A M after it blew in Monday afternoon. Reports from Crosby and Esperson Dome field could not be verified. The Moore Bluff No 11 well ignited from a spark from blowing sand.

Houston UPI Crosby Esperson Dome Cranfill-Reynolds Moore Bluff No

Texas Cattleman Mayo Dies in Fort Worth

A. B. Mayo aged 48, president of the Evans Snider Buel Company of Texas and a well known cattleman, died in a local hospital yesterday. He ran for a city council seat last spring.

Texas Fort Worth A. B. Mayo Evans- Snider-Buel Company Mayo

My Beauty Hint Tap Dance for Slimness

A note extols tap dance as fun exercise that aids slimness. It describes routines improving fitness and providing stretching of muscles to stay slender.

Roosevelt heads to fishing trip amid labor and political drama

A column recalls President Roosevelt and Governor Green downplaying labor versus employer victory while tensions mount over the Kerensky brain-trust claims. Roosevelt plans a brief fishing retreat with Vincent Astor, as debate about Russia and Stalin intensifies.

Green American Federation of Labor Roosevelt Vincent Astor

Fashion and hair debates spark headlines in homely essay

The piece riffs on women’s fashion and independence, noting Lucy Cotton Thames’s vow of rebellion with shaved heads and wigs. It cites eye health warnings about dieting, discusses land use and immigration, and recalls historical prophecies about war and politics with a wary, ironic tone.

Lucy Cotton Thames William M. McGraw Lucy Cotton Thomas Harry E. Pine Tllinois Society of Optometrists Maud Muller

Refresh Bile is Constipated With Easy Acting Tablet

An advertisement extols E Z Tablets as a mild laxative that stimulates the liver to refresh and purify thick sour bile. The tiny chocolate covered pellets are claimed to be easy to take and free from calomel. Timed for one gentle action. Sold by all drug stores. 60 tablets per package for 25 cents.

Mussolini Drives Plebiscite Vote With Simple Ballot

The article notes Mussolini allowed voters to vote in their own time, printed a single program to ballot, and claimed about 900000 of 10000000 votes. Rome dethroned bosses, while France faces more fighting with 50 injured at Toulon, and Democrats and Republicans are urged to learn from the Mussolini-Gamaliel approach.

Mussolini Rome Mussolini-Gamaliel France Toulon

Provincial Frenchman and royalists clash in imagined struggle

A provincial Frenchman drawn to revolutionary calls travels to the city while royalists resist, arguing the real France lies with them. The text says the conscripted or sold French will resolve the conflict, framing a divide between revolutionary zeal and royalist order.

Aris France

Dangerous Tonic Claim Promises Quick Gall Bladder Relief

An advertisement touts a product called Magorsia Cenide tetay as a miracle digestive aid. It hyped a childlike ease for gall bladder issues, claimed oxygen release and rapid health boosts, and urged readers to take two pills after meals with water to feel dramatic results.

Maenecia Magorsia

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