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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1925
Page
12
Buchanan Street school hosts a Friday box supper at 7 30 pm with a spelling match as part of a Get Together series for parents and teachers. Other items note visiting relatives, studio ad, church missionary meeting cancellation, and funeral for the Griggs twin.
The East Ward T T A will meet at 6 30 Thursday afternoon at the school. A good program has been arranged and all parents are urged to attend.
Mrs Z W Larson of Childress returns home after visiting her daughter Mrs A J Crow at 507 Garfield. Mr and Mrs Hugh Graham, formerly in Colorado, have come back to 109 Arthur. Rev Z B Pirtle learns daughter Grace Firtle is ill at Clarendon college. East Amarillo Civic Club cancels Thursday meeting as president attends Canyon conference. Mrs Lee Edmundson returns from Happy. Rev W H Strong visits his sister Mrs J E Bassett and heads to Canyon for the annual Methodist conference.
Police drag Tehuacana Creek eight miles from Waco for the body of Robert Ridgway, a farmer missing since last Wednesday after his automobile was found overturned in the creek. No further details given.
Washington reports a serious United States winter with heavy snowfall and long cold waves interspersed with brief warm spells. Ocean meteorologist Herbert J. Browne cites below normal solar radiation and sustained cool ocean surface temperatures as causes, warning of crop failures in the next two years and a possible harsh European winter as well.
Dallas medical clinic narrates a rare case termed waterfall heart. Dr George L Carlisle reports a hearty murmur caused by a torn vessel not fatal, with the patient leading a normal life and now working at an ice plant. The Southern Medical association meeting draws hundreds of physicians.
Physicians and druggists now recommend Calotabs to break up a cold overnight or shorten grippe influenza sore throat or tonsillitis. One or two Calotabs at bedtime with water. no salts nausea or interference with eating work or pleasure. Next morning the cold is gone the system purified and you feel fine with a hearty breakfast. Get a family package with directions for 35 cents at any drug store adv.
A physician warns that misreading a heart condition as fatal can drive patients to live in constant fear of death, while in reality there is no cause for alarm. The risk is that improper interpretation leads to unnecessary despair and a barren life.
The National Radio conference adopted a resolution opposing direct advertising matter on radio. It said audience goodwill comes from high quality entertaining programs. The sub committee urged delaying new licenses until existing stations are reduced. A classified line notes a $40 suit with $10 down and $3 weekly from Adams & Parr.
A historical columnist notes Thomas Alva Edison born February 11, 1847, as a prolific inventor who created the storage battery phonograph electric light and hundreds of other innovations. The piece reflects on his dedication, wealth, and unlikely celebration of his birthday as he remains absorbed in work.
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