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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1935
Page
2
Weather notes foretell a rough Armistice Day with a brief warm spell followed by a storm. Texas football is praised as among the toughest in the nation. Anecdotes include a Harvard Texas clash, a jackrabbit gag, and a call for Armistice Day attendance at the Lubbock Amarillo game.
On a Pan American liner off quarantine day, Lupe Velez and Jon P. Weissmuller meet in a Hollywood fadeout moment as crowds gather in their stateroom. Stars Clark Gable and Weissmuller share playful banter about beauty as Lupe declares a keen interest in a fight with publicists and cameras ready for gossipy headlines.
A KGNC broadcast compares footwear by social class in Italy and France. Nobles wore thigh high boots, middle class wore knee high breganse, and the poor had barely covered feet shoes.
Chandler won a solid statewide victory with majorities in seven of nine Congressional districts as returns from precincts across Kentucky favored his reform agenda including repeals and the old age pension amendment. Laffoon opposed reforms faced with a weakened governorship battle despite a strong backing of a sales tax measure and a hostile legislature.
Amarillo residents G C McDaniel John Maynard and D J Clark Price face mounting charges after guns stolen from Amarillo were traced to a sale network in Amarillo. Price a 6 foot 6 inch 25 pound suspect previously served 18 months in Leavenworth for mail fraud. Arizona officers pursue fugitive charges as Holbrook officials coordinate with Amarillo authorities.
Fragmentary notes indicate a student nicknamed Key connected to the Panhandle and UCLA with credits from Panhandle High. Mentions Urban Military Crileeeom and Vic Tadd, with credentials and a possible revelation of identity amid California schooling.
Lingering illness ended the life of Mrs Elizabeth Rinehart Popham aged 74 at the Brown Palace Hotel in Denver. A Panhandle pioneer, she came to Texas at age 12 with her parents at Tascosa and later lived in Amarillo, where she regarded home. Funeral services are set for Friday at 4 p.m. in Amarillo with burial in Llano Cemetery.
The city requires property owner permission for Christmas decorations and will seek insurance coverage for potential injury or damage. Pinkney Packing Co will pay $50 monthly to offset sewer refuse handling and fund a city inspector for slaughtering activity under a 10 year contract. Two Allis-Chalmers read erecters were bid at $2,076.60 and new fire department uniforms and equipment were authorized.
Markets show cattle receipts around 4,000 with feeders and yearlings opening slow and prices steady to firm. Cotton futures rise early in New Orleans on crop estimates, while a wreck impact and various stocks list move with mixed but steady tone.
Patty Kincade eight shows slight improvement at a Texarkana hospital after her family vehicle went off a highway bridge. Parents A W and Mrs Kincade of 2606 Hughes Street were injured. The crash occurred Monday night.
An old advertisement promotes Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine as a complete cold remedy. It claims internal treatment, bowel opening, infection combat, headache and fever relief, and system fortification. Customers are urged to buy the product by its full name at any druggist.
The piece promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe liquid laxative for children and adults. It argues that moderate doses of natural laxatives like senna and cascara restore regularity without habit formation and claims widespread use in hospitals and homes.
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