Musician in prison pens cantata may reach Carnegie Hall
Frank Grandstaff, an habitual criminal in Tennessee, writes a cantata in prison that critics praise. James Mont, a New York designer and ex-prisoner, offers to sponsor a Carnegie Hall performance if the work matches critics’ praise. Grandstaff’s long criminal record includes 18 Memphis arrests for burglary, and parole hurdles loom as prison officials resist glorifying him.
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Tom Ketterson
Nashville
Tenn
Frank Grandstaff
Carnegie Hall
Grandstaff
Kansas City
Prisot
James Mont
New York
Royal Palace
Mont
Tennessee
Memphis
Reb
Glenn Swafford
Local Lady Feels Relief From Inner-Aid After Meals
A Local Lady reports relief from stomach pain headaches and bloating after taking INNERAID a herbal compound claimed to cleanse bowels and stomach. The ad asserts meals are now enjoyable with regular bowels and no gas and promotes sale at drug stores.
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Inneraid
British store in comeback and Texas credit trends noted
The Amarillo Globe reports a mixed picture with Texas department stores showing high credit charges and collections lagging, while British birth figures rebound above replacement level for the first time since 1922. A Panhandle A. and M. band concert series is also announced through late April.
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Panhandle A. & M
Goodwell
London
England and
Wales
Registrar-General's Office
Texas Credit Sales Rise Slightly in February
Credit sales at Texas department and apparel stores increased 3 percent in February from January, per the University of Texas Bureau of Business Research. January credit share was about 55 percent, up from 50 percent a year earlier, showing Texans following national trends in using credit for purchases.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Grandstaff
Chase
Beaumont “Eport
Pacific Railroad
Dallas
Texas Department Land
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
PLATO Tooth Cleaner Promises Germ-Free Plates
An old dental care ad touts PLATO as a new invention to remove the sticky film on dentures and removable bridges. It claims daily removal prevents sour taste and bad breath, with quick action that leaves plates feeling cleaner and odor free.
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Rook Om
Plato
The Value of Education and Continued Learning
A reflection on free U S schooling and the hidden costs of education. It argues that extra years in high school trade school or college are crucial for a boy or girl’s future, though they require sacrifices. It notes postgraduate training for many professions and emphasizes parental awareness of these costs.
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America
How to Plan for Family Happiness
A public service note advises all American families to plan finances regardless of income. It urges paying due bills in advance, building an emergency fund, and banking small amounts each payday to cover future needs. It highlights life insurance firms aiding families in securing security and happiness.
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Ben Wyatt
Wy Wert
Phona
Oma of America
By Dick Wingert
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Inner-Aid
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Monroe
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Maddox
Fifth
Taylor
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Rietman Lumber and Hardware
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State Farm Insurance Companies
Wiliams Dist
East Fifth Ave
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Frank Campbel
C. A. James
James
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Polk Street Methodist Church
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Our City
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Willard E. Givens
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