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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1924
Page
8
An old advertisement urges people to drink soft water and take four oimes of Jad Salts to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys. It claims the solution neutralizes acids, relieves bladder issues, and supports kidney health, advising physician checks twice yearly.
A Texas State Teacher convention pageant plans an outdoor, colorfully staged history of Texas education. W A Stigler leads a large cast depicting Texas from revolution to 1875 constitutional provisions and Gov Pat Neff era, highlighting independence, reconstruction, legislation, and education organizations.
The American Railway association said freight movement set seven records through October 25 1924 with 31 7 million cars loaded excluding coal coke and ore and daily moves peaking at 1 030 211 cars. The report notes record weekly grain shipments and overall gains over 1923 as surpluses of cars and locomotives in storage rose.
Booth Low ery noted poet humorist and lecturer will speak at the Dimmitt high school Thanksgiving evening November 27 in the school auditorium as the third Lyceum Course program arranged by the Chamber of Commerce for the high school students.
Chicago reports at the first annual convention of the Associated Master Barbers of America that a female shave and a special razor for women have been invented. Barbers say women’s facial beauty comes from the invigorating effect of steel on skin with a standard shave ritual.
The Lutheran College board postpones its Texas site recommendation meeting from today to Thursday due to travel delays. Some members could not reach Waco in time.
Chicago police arrest Frank Tal and Sam Policio of New York as suspects in the fatal shooting of florist-gunman Dion O'Bannion. The men, held after questioning, were about to board the Twentieth Century Limited to New York and denied any relation to O'Bannion.
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