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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1928

Page

3

Save a Life statewide campaign urged inspection drive

Special to The Globe Austin May 7 A statewide Save-a-Life campaign will run May 19 to June 9 to reduce motor vehicle accidents in Texas. Governor Moody issued a proclamation calling on municipal authorities motor organizations and civic and commercial bodies to cooperate. Official inspection stations will examine all licensed vehicles at no charge during the period with state stickers issued to those in safe condition.

Austin Texas Dan Moody Capitol New York Massachusetts Highway Department United States Moody

Cottage Prayers Circles Set Meetings This Week

The First Baptist church circles schedule cottage prayer services this week. Circles three and six meet at 3 PM Tuesday at Mrs. L. Quinns home 9609 Polk. circle seven at 908 South Carolina. circle four at Lot Jackson Street. circle five at 1000 Harrison Street. circle eight at 1504 Washington Street. circle nine at 2116 Hayden Street. circles ten and eleven at 211 Bellaire Street near the Country Club.

First Baptist Church L. Quinn Polk Street J. B. Cleese South Carolina Street J. W. Hill Jackson Street H. W. Knapp Harrison Street Circle Eight E. C. Lacy Washington Street Circle Nine C. W. Rogers Hayden Street Cirele J. A. Jenkins Bellaire Street Country Club

Call Off Meet To Hear About Consolidation

A 2 pm Tuesday meeting at Brady to discuss rural school consolidation by trustees of Brady Allison and St Francis has been canceled after Brady residents showed no desire for the event. Prof R P Jarrett of West Texas State Teachers College Canyon was to speak on consolidation. The call came from a joint trustees’ meeting held last week.

Brady, Allison St. Francis Brady R. P. Jarrett West Texas State Teachers College Canyon

Slogan Origin Recalled for Mother's Day Candy Campaign

J Lester Cowans cites George Herb Palin as originator of the slogan Martha Washington Mother of American Candies seen in Martha Washington shops. Palin’s line, inspired by a Colonial portrait, quickly spread to all stores and became a household phrase for the brand.

J. Lester Cowans Martha Washington Candies Company Cowans George Herb Palin America Chicago Martha Washington

Here There Everywhere Miss Boyd Recovers at Sister Home

Miss Curtiss Boyd who suffered ptomaine poisoning in Woodward Oklahoma is recuperating at her sister Mrs T J Lovelady’s home. Mrs W G Clayton of Borger spent the past weekend in the city with Mrs Meyers. Helen Duke of Canyon’s West Texas State Teachers College visited her parents.

Curtiss Boyd Woodward Oklahoma T. J. Lovelady W. G. Clayton Borger Meyers Helen Duke West Texas State Teachers College Canyon Hattie Law Pueblo J. B. Gant East Twenty-first Street W. A. Norman Truscott Claude King Lincoln Street R. C. Howard Dallas Lawrence Frieze Taylor Street McCaslin Tulsa Ed King Hereford

Landmarks of Old Barbary Coast Still Visible in Street

A nostalgic tour recalls Jackson and Kearney streets in the Barbary Coast era. The Black Cat cabaret, Thalia hall, and Midway cellar cafe are described alongside Hippodromes, saloons, and signs long gone. Local gossip links the era to figures like Hope and McGrath.

Barbary Coast Jana Sanepkeersco Merte Anyeereas Cy Barbary Landmea Enaak Kearney Jackson Streets Jackson Street Thalia Ladg Francis Hope Hope Diamond Plaster of Paris Lew Lou Sam Low

Wanted 50 Thousand Skinny Men Ad for McCoy's Tablets

An Atlantic City tale extols McCoy's Tablets promising weight gain. A thin man reports gaining 28 pounds in two months and renewed energy. The ad guarantees a refund if no 5 pound gain after four 60 cent boxes or two 1 dollar boxes, with purchase protection and drugstore availability.

Atlantic City McCoy Fox, Randal and P. O America

Pasadena teen turns $15 into $150000 gold strike

In Los Angeles on May 4, Elwood Albott, a 17 year old Pasadena student, invested $15 with prospector Dad Allen and earned a $150,000 share from a developed claim. The surprising windfall highlights the risky prospecting venture and the boy's timely gamble.

Los Angeles Elwood Albott Pasadena Allen

Capudine Relief for Pain Quick Acting Liquid Medicine

Capudine is promoted as a safe and sane relief for pain and nerve strain. It soothes nerves without opiates, acting faster in liquid form than tablets or powders. Marketed for headaches neuralgia rheumatic and periodic pains with sizes 6 50 cents.

Federal Officers Seize 75-Gallon Still on Bivins Ranch

Federal prohibition officers yesterday confiscated a 75 gallon still, twenty one barrels of mash and distillery equipment on the Bivins ranch six miles northwest of Deal. No arrests were made. The pasture covers 30 600 acres. W. H. Crowley progresses at Northwest Texas hospital and will soon go home.

Bivins Ranch Deal

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SAVE MLIFE Governor Moody Hippodrome Comstock Tim McGrath Lou Purcell Aetna Life Aetna Henry Thompson Agency Polk New Spring and Sumer Eres Milans Leghorns Bangkoks Men’s Union Goodknit, Kerry Kut and Allen A. Special Cowden Tom Sawyer SIS Silk Rayon Union THE HUB Clothiers W. H. Crowley Northwest Texas Hospital W. P. Kelly Dorothy Perkins 7Th and Polk Longan State Bank Polk St P. S Vcanhandle Taundry
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