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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1935
Page
8
Congress earmarked 4.88 billion for work and relief, with 889 million already allotted to direct relief, more than the limit. Officials warned shifts between categories are possible, raising questions on continued dole and job programs beyond December 1 as Hopkins and Roosevelt refrain from pledging new funds.
An old advertisement touts Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine and Gold Medal Haarlem O Capsules as remedies for kidney trouble, backache, and urinary issues. It claims 60 years of helping relieve pains, uric acid buildup, neuritis, neuralgia, and rheumatism with a diuretic effect and warns to obtain the genuine Haarlem product.
Latest figures show the President approved works projects totaling 3.8419 billion dollars. The list is flexible for state administrators to select among, and it does not guarantee all projects will be carried out.
Sam Bell 73 longtime Fort Worth newspaper editor who inspired Ferguson’s political path died of a paralytic stroke. A close friend of Farmer Jim Ferguson when he was a Bell County lawyer, Bell shared meals at the same mill and helped shape Texas political history starting with the 1914 prompt to consider Ferguson.
Oswald Jeobey, a New York bridge authority, claimed women bid better while men are overall stronger players. He appeared in Reading for the state championship tournament.
For outdoors lovers a horse head cross stitch pattern offers a ready gift. Pattern 5468 includes a 12 inch square transfer, complete instructions, a color chart and materials list. Send 10 cents in stamps to The Amarillo Globe Household Arts Dept. 259 W Market New York NY.
Shanghai dispatch notes growing Japanese influence in South China driven by Bank of Taiwan loans, direct firm credits, and official probes. Doihara’s Canton visit signals strategy. Tokyo war office policy shifts outline North Yangtze and South China approaches. Formosan inspectorates tied to economic penetration plans.
New Bedford police tag bicycles blocking main streets. Patrolman Joseph Clayton affixed the first tag after finding a bike parked beside a fence obstructing traffic. Officials later ruled bicycles must not park on main streets and Clayton received a new assignment.
May 1935 relief recipients still eligible are asked by A A Meredith to visit the National Re employment Service office to learn when new projects start. Outside Amarillo and Potter County, go to nearest NRS or Texas State Employment Service office. Robert J Smith notes youths 16 to 25 should register but not abandon schooling for WPA work.
Consular conferences in China report a brighter outlook as anti Japanese prejudice in South China commerce is being broken down. The quiet phase of Japanese activity is under way, prompting concern from British and American trade interests.
Charlie Johnson of Amarillo faces a federal liquor law violation charge as U S marshals prepare to file after quail shooting offenses. He pleaded guilty to two counts of out of season shooting and paid 46 dollars in fines. deputies seized a 150 gallon still, 16 barrels of mash, 20 whisky kegs, 600 pounds sugar, and 100 pounds mash during the raid near the Canadian River. Federal action awaits arrival of a Dallas Revenue Agent.
To stop itching from rash tetter foot itch ringworm or eczema the product advertises Blue Star Ointment with tested medicines that kill itching. Money back on first jar if it fails to relieve.
In Gallup New Mexico on November 21 a Santa Fe Diesel locomotive on a Chicago to Los Angeles test run caught fire eight miles east of Gallup. Two men were slightly burned and the unit sustained fire damage only to the motor. The train was brought back into Gallup under its own power. Vance T. Wilson, division superintendent of Winslow Arizona, was listed among officials.
Two men were burned slightly on the ear and face and suffered a knee injury while extinguishing a fire in Chicago. Supervisor Goodrich and a crew member aided in control of the flames.
The ad promises rapid relief from rheumatism neuritis and sciatica caused by uric acid using Allenru without opiates. It asserts most users feel pain vanish in 48 hours and notes the product sells for about 85 cents nationwide.
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