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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1927
Page
10
A large Polk Street audience heard Helen St Albans in the first of three free lectures. She urged nutrition and mental balance, saying mothers’ foods and thoughts shape health, and that worry and fear drain power. She outlined a threefold mental rope of intelligence love and power and warned against misuse of personal strength.
District Clerk J C Skillman, two weeks homebound with influenza, shows improvement today though not yet able to rise. The district clerk's office is staffed by Miss Allise Skillman during his illness.
Pueblo reports a coroner's inquest will be held today into the death of Joe Gonzales 34 a Mexican who died after being shot while trying to escape from the city chain gang Gonzales died yesterday Flying Foxes Become Menace Across New Zealand Orchardists brace for fruit loss as government offers bonuses for fox scalps or hides seen in Wellington and other districts Aberdare England lifts 72 year old seal license as illegal
A Kentucky girl who sold cream wafers as a child rose to own a $100000 a year candy business in Los Angeles. She learned to meet emergencies, hire well, avoid overinvestment, and work hard, turning a six dollar a week job into a thriving department store concession and wholesale factory.
A druggist offers Freezone a tiny bottle that relieves any hard or soft corn or toe corn within moments. The product promises no soreness or irritation and lets you lift the corn away with fingers after treatment.
A woman speaker notes men increasingly visit the candy counter since the war and buy candy as a dessert, crowning the trend as a tenfold rise in male fondness for sweets. She counsels women sellers to only offer foods they would eat themselves.
The administration asks Congress for absolute authority to regulate production distribution and prices of food and other war necessities. The bill was introduced in the House by Chairman Lever of the Agriculture Committee marking a move ten years after the great war began.
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