Miss Bryant Arranges Teaching Post in Belfast Ireland
Miss Jess Bryant sister of Mrs H B Vaughan of 906 Alabama will teach in Belfast Ireland next year. She formerly taught at Horace Mann School and now works in Wichita Public Schools. Her Belfast post will be filled by a Belfast teacher. She is the daughter of Rev George Bryant former pastor of Buchanan Street Methodist Church.
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SSS Tonic Promises Sleep Through Digestive Aid
An advertising feature touts SSS Tonic as a remedy for stomach gas sour tastes and sleep disruption. It claims to increase gastric juice flow, improve digestion, and boost red blood in anemia, promoting better appetite, energy, and sleep. The pitch urges readers to buy at drug stores and claims millions served.
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North Heights remembered in Reader's Digest feature
Amarillo's North Heights is profiled in a June Reader's Digest article by Laura V. Hamner. The piece traces founder Matthew “Bones” Hooks born to enslaved parents and his 1926 dream of an all Negro town near Amarillo with 500 houses a school hospital and six churches. The town grew as utilities and a bus line arrived and life improved for residents.
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Spike Jones Brings Corn Here June 3
Spike Jones and his City Slickers perform a 160 minute show at Municipal Auditorium on June 3. The act promises a lively musical revue with controversial pieces and familiar arrangements. Tickets via Panhandle Concert Bureau with prices from 1.80 to 2.95 inclusive of tax.
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der Fuehrer
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East Ninth
Stamps issued for 100th anniversary go on sale at Amarillo Post Office
Postmaster W. D. DeGrassi announces centenary postage stamps will be sold this morning at the Amarillo Post Office. The blue rotary print stamps come in sheets of 50 with Washington and Franklin portraits in the corners and measure .84 by 1.44 inches, a special delivery size.
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George Washington
Benjamin Franklin
Early Transportation Mosaic Panel Showcases Progress
A four-motored plane soars above a panel featuring an early steam locomotive, Pony Express, modern locomotive, and modern steamship. The legend reads US Postage and the surrounding ovals frame the era-spanning display.
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