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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1927
Page
5
A long reminiscence on Georgia mountain life contrasts with rail updates from Amarillo. Notes describe local culture and moonshine imagery, then report on Denver brakeman F Banner and the Globe News special train bound for Vernon for the November 11 game, plus Rock Island Santa Fe and Denver freight activity and staff assignments in Amarillo.
A testimonial praises S S S as a blood medicine that cleanses skin eruptions and builds red blood cells. The speaker claims weight gain, reduced nervousness, and clearer skin after a course. Miss Margaret Frye of Lapel, Indiana, endorses the treatment and notes friends are using it too.
The article notes daily increases in shipments of brick lumber and building materials as new towns grow rapidly with substantial structures. It mentions H F E McMullen returning to Dalhart after a Amarillo vacation, California orange crop movement winding down, and Santa Fe railroad staff changes with several officials described as traveling or returning to home bases in Amarillo and Clovis.
Advert suggests excess stomach acid causes indigestion headaches and weight loss and claims Pape's Diapepsin dissolves acids and sweetens the stomach. It touts five million yearly sales and advises chewing one or two tablets after meals with drug stores carrying the product.
H. W. Clutter reports Amarillo delegation traveled to El Paso for the Shrine ceremony. Three Pullman sleepers carried participants. Frank Barksdale and W. P. Ray moved between Denver and Childress with road conditions and harvest favoring a good season. O. R. Bodeen and other Denver officials noted.
Spent the past Sunday visiting friends in Childress. Jim Ott Santa Fe yard master is on brief leave of absence being relieved by Grady Stegall. Tom Herbert Denver conductor returned to duty. Denver Conductor P Price with Brakeman E R Bennett and T 8 Dial assigned to local freight between Clarendon and Childress.
The steeple of St Marys church in old Berlin is over three feet out of plumb due to a rotten base. Iron stays hold the structure to prevent collapse while the parish, being poor, cannot raise funds for restoration of the historic thirteenth century church.
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