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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1937
Page
4
Doctors Kerr and Lagen of the University of California warn that a large belly in older men can cause postural syndrome. The condition shifts posture, strains the spine and nerves, and hampers breathing reducing oxygen to the blood, risking heart and vascular disease. They call for proper exercise and weight control.
Col. Tommy Tomkins, 73, a veteran of multiple conflicts and longtime horse cavalry advocate, sabered the shift to motorized units. He warns mechanization robs cavalry of its glory and asserts a cavalryman remains a rider, not a mechanic.
The article cautions that postural syndrome worsens in those who lack regular exercise and discipline. It emphasizes the need for targeted activity and a disciplined routine to prevent and manage symptoms and bodily strain.
Mrs. Alice Teter, 66, has spent five decades piecing quilt tops in intervals of other activities. She has completed 526 bed coverings, with her latest a 48 square quilt embroidered with a bird a flower and the name of a state on each square.
The Coss family plans to move April 15 as James I Coss joins All Steel Products Manufacturing Company in Wichita Kansas. Mrs Coss remains secretary at Shannon Ochsner Pheiffer and Mrs James L Coss Sr joins them. Several Amarillo residents also prepare travel for events and meetings this week.
Milwaukee psychologist Frank Gamel urges 20 to 24 as proper ages to marry for students and says marriages during school often improve academic work. He notes student couples should be supported to finish studies if possible and cites his “schools of marriage” at local churches.
Easter visitors include Margaret Elizabeth and Paul Jr of El Paso with Mr and Mrs Ben Stone. Horace Wilson returns to Boulder after visiting Dean Kirk and others in Amarillo. Dolly Gulerie visits from Missouri. Beth Miesse’s poem appears in In the Realm of Poesy and she studies at West Texas State College. Listen to KGNC tomorrow at 12:30 for a joint broadcast by J Levy and Cal Farley. Rev W P Garvin of Lubbock visited Amarillo friends. he formerly pastored San Jacinto Methodist Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Beville and daughter Allene left Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Glen L. Casey, with sister Mrs. Jim Ella Fisk, visited Abilene then returned home. Mrs. H. F. Cochran recovers from injuries after a Sixth Avenue car accident. Mrs. Russell Rondot arrives from Detroit to visit the Rondots. Mae Horne ill with pneumonia at St Anthony's Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Eakle and Gertrude LeClaire back from Easter in Wellington. Mrs. J. W. Sherrod and granddaughter Dorothy Ann Castleberry visiting Clarendon relatives. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Crowe and son Stanley missing recent dust storms.
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