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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1932
Page
6
North Africa scenes anchor the Eliot Clark A. N. A. show at the Herring Hotel mezzanine under Amarillo Art Association. Clark, who has spent time in Morocco, includes works from a country new to many visitors. The African collection adds interest alongside American and Southwest touches.
The Kellogg Company invites visitors to tour its Battle Creek facility to witness sunlit kitchens gleaming machinery and white uniformed staff. The ad promises unconditional quality with a money back guarantee if breakfast cereal is not the best and freshest Kellogg's corn flakes.
A critique of Clark's Moorish themed paintings highlights Makakesh and Rabat scenes. The sequence traces Moroccan history from Rabat gates to Safi pottery and Makakesh red walls, noting Atlas views and the imposing city scale unresolved by one missing Southwestern scene.
Health authorities warn of rapid athlete's foot spread and advise keeping children away from beaches and pools. Rub their feet nightly with Moone's Emerald Oil to nip infection in the bud, with a money back guarantee at City Drug Stores Fox Drug Stores and other druggists.
A visitor scans a Moorish themed display featuring Sali Rovers and Rabat harbor scenes. Moonlight Morocco and The Tombs of Marabouts highlight modernist blending with traditional Moorish motifs. Pounding Seas captures Atlantic coast spray at sunset, with a surprised American viewer.
New York genealogist seeks Mrs. Reuben Zachary a former resident of 611 North East Third Avenue Amarillo and asks police to find her. They also search for a Whitaker family son from Milan Missouri believed en route to visit relatives in Amarillo, with Whitaker relatives living on North Taylor Street.
Multiple property transfers listed with names and locations across Southside and Univ. Hts. plus new building permits for Country Club basement. Federal prisoners escape noted. deputies expect capture. Franklin facing counterfeiting charges and Moore linked to Dyer Act violation. In 1932 Q2, 17,628 pilots and 7,476 aircraft held active federal licenses.
An old advertisement extols Carter's Little Liver Pills to wake up the liver and improve bile flow without calomel. It promises relief from dull headache bad breath and skin blemishes, noting the red label and a 25 cent price in 1931 on the package from C M Ca e.
Potter County officers report inmates remain at large after a break at the county facility. Authorities underline ongoing manhunt efforts and advise the public to avoid contact with the escapees.
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