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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1932
Page
8
Otto Atkinson 61 former president of the Texas Natural Milk Producers Association died yesterday at his San Angelo home from self inflicted wounds. He was a prominent local dairyman and community figure.
A provocative ad asks women if their husband loves them and blames dullness on intestinal stasis. It promotes Adlerika as an intestinal cleanser by Dr Carl Weschcke, claiming quick relief from gas, indigestion, and constipation, with a free sample offer and distribution in Amarillo stores.
Marian Martin Pattern 9474 offers a scalloped collar a matching skirt large pockets and new sleeves. Sizes 32 to 44 require 414 yards of 36 inch fabric with illustrated instructions. Send 15 cents plus name address style number and size to Amarillo News Pattern Dept New York City.
New York dispatch reports 1932 holiday toy trend toward electric and mechanized playthings. Industry expects a $200 million display and a strong season as 100,000 workers gear up. Remote control trucks, electric doll houses, powered trains, and illuminated car sets highlight the shift, with prices ranging from affordable to $100 for premium baby dolls.
Col Zack Miller of the 101 Ranch faces a district court appearance to explain why he should not be cited for contempt over a $100 attorney fee and $40 a month in temporary alimony to his estranged wife Margaret Blevins Miller. The case arises as Mrs Miller sues for separate maintenance while Miller, who divorced in Louisiana, awaits that state’s ruling.
The Texas Missionary Baptist Association begins a four day session in Dallas with more than 500 churches expected to attend and about 800 participants. Concurrent executive meetings will include the State B Y P U and Sunday school auxiliaries.
William G. Turner sped southward seeking rapid transit from Browns ville Texas to Colon Panama where his mother lay gravely ill with pneumonia. He left Kansas City yesterday and aimed for the City of Mexico then Colon by Wednesday, racing death on a 3500 mile journey.
A North Carolina pharmacist unveils a combined ingredient formula labeled B. C. that aims to relieve most headaches within minutes. Sold in 10c and 25c packages, it promises soothing relief for muscular pains, colds, neuralgia, fever, and nervous distress without habit forming narcotics.
A Brownsville man, racing with death to his mother in Colon Panama, left Brownsville at 8 A M today for Mexico City on a regular passenger plane. The Mexico City southbound schedule showed arrival in Panama City at 3 20 P M Wednesday. Oranges were first grown in California in 1873.
Nov 21 police said R H DeLancey lost 200 dollars in a holdup at his grocery store. A partially masked gunman forced him to surrender the cash to avoid paying a federal bank check tax, a claim noted by officers.
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