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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1945
Page
4
A courthouse visit reveals the Texas DPS written and driving exams are straightforward and inexpensive. The test costs 50 cents, the handbook is free, and most applicants who study pass.
Ad claims poor digestion and headaches from undigested food can be eased by increasing bile flow with Carter's Little Liver Pills. Says natural digestion works in about 30 minutes and pills cost 25 cents at any store.
Daniel Calvin Moss 36, a former sergeant and brother of Mrs. Ray Brannan, is visiting Amarillo planning to make a postwar home here. He worked eight years at The Texas Company refinery before enlisting in March 1942, served 315th Station Hospital in England, sailed home on the Queen Mary October 16, discharged October 28 at Fort Bliss, El Paso. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Moss of Paducah.
Five members of the local council visited Umbarger to discuss the carnival planned at Cathedral Hall.
Lt. Winfrey M. Blair of Amarillo is due to arrive today in New York aboard the John Brown. Colombia secured independence from Spain in 1819.
An old advertisement explains using FASTEETH powder to stabilize dentures. It claims the alkaline non acidic powder keeps teeth in place with no gummy taste, prevents slipping, and reduces denture odor. It advises purchasing at drug stores.
Departures every Monday from Laredo Texas with all expense plan and escorted options. For folders and information plus hotel reservations for independent trips to Mexico City contact Fred L Hasket Travel Service Dallas 1 Texas Dial C 3577.
A severely ill child with rheumatic fever and anemia regains ability to walk after chiropractic adjustments at Spears Clinic and Sanitarium. The 1945 note from Mrs. Tena Hunter credits Dr. Leo Spears and staff for the dramatic recovery and urges others to seek chiropractic care.
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