Mexico Paper Boycotted Over Toral Trial
The Mexican government boycotted Excelsior for portraying Jose De Leon Toral, killer of General Alvaro Obregon, as a hero. An official statement by Emilio Portes Gil urged all workers and government staff to avoid patronizing Excelsior or any advertiser in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mexico” City
Excelsior
Jose de Leon Toral
Alvaro Obregon
Toral
Callies
Emilio Portes Gil
Buick Cut Away Chassis Display at Frost Motor
Frost Motor company hosts a cut away Buick chassis and skeleton Fisher body display at 507 Tyler Street on Friday and Saturday. William Frost says the model mirrors street cars in Amarillo and invites all to observe Buick’s valve in head engine torque tube drive and other features revealed by partial cuts and a slow motion mechanism. Kellogg, Buick expert, will explain the exhibit with special emphasis for high school students on the educational value of the display.
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Buick
Frost Motor Company
Tyler Street
Amarillo
William Frost
Fisher
Kellogg
Community Notes Include Visits Across Texas Towns
Mrs Grey Baker spends the week in Childress visiting Mrs Ben Robinson. Mrs John Sparks returns from Plainview to see her brother William Knight. Mrs T J Fletcher of Wilmar s visits Pampa on business. Mrs J Dean Walker leaves for Abi lene to visit her parents. Mrs Daisy Cushing of San Antonio heads home after visiting Dr and Mrs Fuller. Early this week as state director she organized a Rainbow Assembly in Pampa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grey Baker
Childress
Ben Robinson
John Sparks
Plainview
William Knight
T. J. Fletcher
Wilmar’s
Pampa
Borget
J. Dean Walker
Jefferies
Abilene
Daisy Cushing
San Antonio
Fuller
Athletic Lord Wins Hand in Girl Betrothal
Lord Burghley David George Brownlow Cecil, famed Olympic athlete, wins Lady Mary Scott in a race of hearts ahead of Prince rival. The couple, both 23 and 24, plan marriage at the Guard’s Chapel Wellington Barracks with limited royal attendance.
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Associated Press
London
David George Brownlow Cecil
United States
Lord Burghley
Mary Scott
England
Mary
Wellington Barracks
Buckingham Palace
Grenadier Guards
George
Marty
Duke of Gloucester
South Africa
Prince of Wales
Lady Mary
Duke of Buccleuch
Scotland
Prince Henry
Gene Tunney
Cambridge University
Skinny Women Gain Weight With Ironized Yeast
Advertises Ironized Yeast as a two-in-one tonic that builds weight and strengthens nerves and muscles. Claims rapid results, improved color and energy, and safe pleasant tasting tablets. Offers a money back guarantee if benefits are not gained.
Winter fashion foresees visible knees and bold color in gowns
French dressmakers predict knees will remain visible under winter outfits as long draperies cover sides and backs. Black remains the favored winter shade with bright scarf tones, while younger shoppers favor light pastels and daring color mixes to stand out.
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Milady
Color as a fashion battle across age groups
The article notes color choices divide young and older women, with pale rose, green, and yellow signaling youth. It argues fashion shifts favor youthful tones as older women adopt healthier living rules and dresses once designed for Miss Twenty, while new fall wools offer intricate weaves in softer tones.
Johnson School Carnival Planned by PTA
The Johnson street school Parent-Teacher Association will host a carnival at the school tomorrow evening at 6. Attractions and refreshments such as hot dogs burgers and chili will be offered to raise funds. Miss Ellen Bailey Dixon is reported to be slightly improved.
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Johnson Street
Treasury
Ellen Bailey Dixon
Morningside Jolly Dozen Club Meeting Report
The Morningside Jolly Dozen sewing club met yesterday afternoon at 724 North Arthur Street with Mrs. H. W. Steel hosting. The room was adorned with fall flowers and needlework provided the afternoon’s diversion. Mrs. Jim Hudson attended as a special guest.
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Morningside Jolly Dozen
H. W. Steel
North Arthur Street
Jim Hudson
Wilson School Chili and Pie Supper Planned
The Wilson school PTA will host a chili and pie supper tomorrow from 6 to o'clock at the school. Sandwiches chili pie soda and candies will be served and the public is invited to attend. Mrs J T Persons of Quitaque visits her sister in the city. Lester McCormick of Dallas left for Lubbock on business. Austrian soldiers add foot pontoons to patrol along the Danube river to walk on water.
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Parent-Teacher Association of
Wilson School
J. T. Persons of
Quitaque
Stanley G. Burdine
Fillmore Street
Lester McCormick
Dallas
Dubbock
Danube
Capudine Advertisement Claims Quick Headache Relief
An old ad touts Capudine as a fast acting liquid for neuralgic rheumatic or periodic pain. Two teaspoons in water soothes nerves without stomach upset or habit forming drugs, marketed at 30c and 60c sizes.
Scout Drive Set to Raise 15000 for Maintenance Fund
Officials and committeemen of the Boy and Girl Scout councils begin a nationwide drive next Tuesday to raise 15000 as a maintenance fund. Fred DeCoster chairs with Walter Barlow as vice chair to conduct a one week blitz from headquarters at 404% Polk Street.
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Fred DeCoster
Walter Barlow
Mr. DeCoster
Polk Street
Mrs G O Walker Jr Ill This Week
Mrs. G O Walker Jr has been quite ill for the past week with a lingering illness.
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G. O. Walker, Jr
Friendly Bible Class Meeting At Mrs McGuire Home
The Friendly Bible class of West Amarillo Christian Church meets tomorrow at 2:30 PM at Mrs George McGuire home 709 Maryland street. Members urged to attend as the meeting will cover important business. Fr Hemphill has returned from a Denver business trip.
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West Amarillo Christian Church
George McGuire
Maryland Street
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Mexico
Prince
Amsterdam
Lord Exeter
Warner
Paris
Qineows
Polk ST
Johnson School
Patriasy
Coats
Jarett’s Fashion
F.r. Hemphill
Denver
Grove’s
Lipton
Lipton’s
Methaor Guncleth
Ony
Aerio
Gcren
Italy
Lon
Allen
Alleri
Polk
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