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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1928
Page
9
The Globe lists twenty four straight A pupils at Buchanan Street School for the first six weeks. It also includes a long honor roll of A and B pupils with many names across grades noting students from Marjorie Adams to Jack Moore Vaughn and others.
Sugar changes eating ideas and supports healthful variety. Authorities say appetizing flavors can be enhanced by sugar and fruits, cereals, and vegetables become more appealing with its use. The Sugar Institute promotes balanced, enjoyable healthy eating.
In New Orleans on November 21 Governor Bibb Graves of Alabama led a governors conference attack on gambling in stocks and cotton. He said there is nothing wrong with America except the evils of gambling and warned that financiers bet heavily on long and short positions while farmers lack loans to grow cotton. He asserted the legitimate exchanges have their places but warned against wholesale gambling.
The Kungsholm motor liner, flagship of the Swedish American line, will beat all Scandinavian vessels in speed. In trials she is projected to cross the Atlantic in eight days instead of nine. Her maiden voyage from Gothenburg to New York is set for November 24. The liner measures 19,000 gross tons with a displacement of 26,700 tons.
A car traveling from Goethe to a fjord in the Faroe Islands overturned after its steering gear broke, killing the chauffeur. The vehicle was a single example among Faroe transport and used to view the fjords.
Local society notes list individuals including Alice Walker Roy Ward Mary Watts Oneta West Wanda White Melton Leroy Wilson Thelma Wilson Allen White and Mary Sue Wood for upcoming community events and engagements.
Funeral services for Harry Lindebren 25 son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Aspgren of 2504 Mirror street who died at a local hospital Monday night will be held from Griggs chapel at 4 pm Rev L N Stuckey officiating Pallbearers include L E Breckenridge Roy Stockton Henry Akin Cornelius Tolk J Boston and Roger Shook
A health note explains that acidic foods overload kidneys, causing backache headaches and digestive upset. It recommends four ounces of rad salts with water before breakfast for several days, plus Jad Salts as a safe, inexpensive remedy and ample water intake.
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