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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1926
Page
7
A vintage ad urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup for any signs of illness in children. It claims coating tongues indicate clogged bowels and promises relief within hours without griping. The copy warns against counterfeit syrups and directs to the California Fig Syrup Company.
In Chicago on November 17, Dr. John Richards of Rush Medical College argued that women with slender builds are more prone to tuberculosis, while sculptor Lorado Taft defended fashionable figures. Both agreed that today's women are healthier than previous generations due to smarter dress.
Claude Pollard aged 52 wins Texas Attorney General office and begins duties next January succeeding Dan Moody. Pollard born in Panola county where his father served as county clerk for 25 years. He previously served as Panola county attorney, district attorney for a four county district, and assistant attorney general during the R V Davidson administration.
The report outlines Pollard's roles as assistant attorney general in St Louis Brownsville and Mexico, his Kingsville posting, and Houston move. It notes associations with firms Garrison Morris Pollard Berry Vinson Elkins Pollard Berry Moore Pollard Fisher Gaines and his 1930s gubernatorial support for Dan Moody amid Ferguson's backing.
Industrial Week concluded in Denton with strong turnout and enthusiasm from local manufacturers and merchants. They plan to make it an annual event and many expressed desire to participate again next year.
Handkerchiefs are growing larger from pocket peeks to near man size. Fabrics shift from printed silk to fine linen while maintaining stylish, seductive appeal.
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