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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1928
Page
6
Dr Feline Klein of the Commerce Department warns that wasteful distribution and improper sales strategies threaten U S trade. He cites misallocation, high costs, and weak profits across manufacturing and retail sectors, urging coordinated marketing efforts and government backed reforms to stabilize prices and efficiency.
A four foot long constrictor emerged from a crate of bananas in Budapest causing street panic until police and experts restrained the animal. It was measured registered and named Banans. The Banana Import company received payment of forty pengors.
In Dingo California backers incorporate for 91 million to build a large bungalow court near San Diego. The 40 acre project will include 100 four room bungalows and accept only families with children. Rents will be 626 per month and the plan features a central playground garage laundry general store and meat market with a library ballfield and administration building.
A notice lists seven individuals granted U S citizenship in a naturalization filing. Names include Mary Josephine Dardis and Hewert Vermen Nye among others, with various towns and states noted for each applicant.
Officials of the Board of City Development announce Amarillo will send delegates to the upcoming Highway 64 association meeting in Piageelt Amens Pune 7 Bccording to city officials. Delegates will travel two days, plan to visit other towns en route. Arizona delegates have proposed side trips to the Grand Canyon and Emoki people at Prescott on June 9.
The War Department provided a new airplane for Major General Preston Brown. It features a desk compartment for him to conduct routine business while flying to army ports. Brown's first flight in the aircraft was to Mineola to observe serial maneuvers.
Railroad officials from the state office in Aestin visit the city for days of business. J D Sweeney of Santa Fe hospitalizes in Topeka Kansas infirmary, hopes to recover and return home to Amarillo. George Waddington of Denver injured in duty, slowly improving in St Anthonys hospital. 1927 rail crossing deaths reach 7271 with 6412 injuries. California stock laborer in 1987 reports 23126006 autos registered. R H DeVinney of Lodi Lions Club and Dougherty Fruit Growers grows grapes on 60 acres. Shipments via Santa Fe total about 250 carloads.
An advertisement promises dandruff relief with D. D. D. antiseptic liquid. Users are advised to apply night and morning for several days to the scalp, rubbing in thoroughly to relieve itching and scalp troubles. A 60 seat bottle is offered with money back guarantee at all drug stores.
An effective modern tonic named Morex blends glandular extracts with vegetable tonics in concentrated tablet form and is recommended by druggists nationwide. The ad urges readers to obtain an original package from Randal Drug Co at 422 Taylor and take two tablets three times daily for ten days to see results.
When you wake two or three times at night it may signal bladder trouble and back or groin pains. Marehroot is advertised as a guaranteed remedy with a money back offer. You may feel better after one bottle with more energy and longer sleep. Fox Drug Co. markets it.
An advertisement touts FLY-TOX Hand Sprayer to kill mosquitoes in a room within minutes. It instructs filling the upper room half and spraying ceilings, closets, screens, and fabrics, claiming no wall staining and a pleasant fragrance. The product, developed at Mellon Institute of Industrial Research, is presented as safe for people and guaranteed.
An American promotional note touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a powerful treatment for eczema and skin diseases. It claims rapid relief after one or few applications and describes antiseptic and deodorant effects for ulcers gangrene and cancer odors.
A farmer turned vintner cultivated a renowned vineyard at his home, boasting abundant fruit for the table and turning his property into a local showplace in San Joaquin County.
From British muskets and a weathercock to Noroton Revolution scenes, a colonial homestead is moved and restored. Lecile Van Arsdele Guild guides the shift as other relics join a district in Stamford now marked by old days.
An advertisement argues killing flies by swatting is impossible and promotes Kill-Ko clean vapor gas. The ad claims the product, sold in a blue bottle by Rigo Manufacturing Co of Nashville Tennessee, kills flies mosquitoes bedbugs moths roaches and fleas and is harmless to people and pets. The price is 50¢ or 7Se and urges purchase at drug or grocery stores.
A Vienna radio readers poll in Radio World shows a large majority reject sermons and politics on Austrian programs. Voters who objected to reform also rejected new feature segments touted by the station.
Advert suggests Palmo Globules relieve bladder trouble and night urination. Claims many users saw improvement. Offers free trial treatment with no obligation to anyone who has never used it, mailing to The Palmo Company Battle Creek Michigan.
Mes. Gertie Nation of Paris Texas credits Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription with curing feminine trouble after trying other remedies. She also notes Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery helped during a flu attack. Message invites readers to obtain free medical advice and mentions availability at drug stores.
A brief report notes growing interest in Korean opera and broadcasting, with concerts drawing attention after performances and sparking discussion on cultural exchange and popularity.
The advertisement claims Lone Star Cement guaranteed to exceed U S Government standards with every shipment. It uses the International Wet-Blending Process to set a high quality standard and asserts chemical content varies less than 0.2 percent across millions of bags, promising reliable delivery.
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