City Drug Store Wins Orgatone Agency Award
City Drug Store No 1 in Amarillo announced it has secured the Orgatone agency after a conference with Brassart and associates. The first allotment of the sensational medicine is expected today at 517 Polk Street with continued updates on shipments and distribution planned from City Drug Store No 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Arnie Brassart
Harry Kessinger
City Drug
Polk Street
Brassart
Mr. Brassart
Orgatone
City Drug Store No. 1
Frarn Barnt
Orgatone Special Agency
Ady
Distinct Change in Household Plans Noted
The dialogue sketches a couple arranging pet care and child supervision while they stay home. The exchange notes the Browns minding Fido and the parrot, and the mother hosting the baby, signaling a quiet home rest during an upcoming change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fido
Advice From Mother Sparks Confidence In Herb Remedy
Mrs Joan Brassen of Wetmore Colorado says after 14 years of marriage she suffered fatigue and was helped by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits it as a tonic through six children and notes her mother also used it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wetmore
Colo
Lydia E. Pinkham
Joan Brassen
Colorado
Dear Santa Claus Letters to The Globe for Christmas Gifts
The Globe lists mailed pleas to Santa at News-Globe Amarillo Texas from children naming toys and wishes. Letters include JERRY KERNS, JIMMY KERNS, HOMER CLARK, MARGARET KERNS, JOANNA PATE, LYMAN RIPPERTON JR, JAMES PEARCE and others asking for dolls wagons trains books and candy with addresses and notes. A crime stat line notes 1926 totals for London and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
Santa Claus
North Pole
Santy Claus
News-Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Santy
Mrs. Santy
Saint Nickles
James Ira Pearce
100 Per Cent Talkie to Open at Mission
Will R. Winch reports Dent theaters will present Home Towners at the Mission opening with a midnight matinee on Thanksgiving Eve. The 100 per cent talking picture features Richard Bennett and Robert Edeson with a renowned stage cast. Doors open 11:45 p.m. and the feature starts at midnight, plus two Vitaphone vaudeville subjects. Dennis Zimmermann, Tulsa attorney, visited yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will R. Winch
Dent. Theaters, Inc
Moving Pictures
New York
George M. Chean
Richard Bennett
Robert Edeson
Doris Kenyon
Robert McWade
Gladys Brockwell
Stanly Taylor
Vera Lewis
Epworth League Puts On Second Showing of The Path Across the Hill
The Senior Epworth League of Polk Street Methodist Church repeats The Path Across the Hill tonight at 8 in Fellowship Hall. The play draws strong praise and many who missed the first performance asked for a second showing, with neighboring towns requesting performances as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Polk Street Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Shirt Tale by Bob Ameer Gains Library Attention
The Amarillo Laundry house or gan receives national notice as the "Shirt Tale" bulletin attracts requests from major libraries. A letter from W. H. Spencer, dean of the University of Chicago, asks that the work be sent to Chicago’s library, with other requests from Boston Philadelphia Seattle Chicago and St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Ameer
Amarillo
United States
Ames
W. H. Spencer
University of Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Seattle
Chicago
St. Louis
Rites for Nelson Tomorrow
Funeral services for James A. Nelson 84 Civil War veteran will be held at Sacred Heart church Saturday at 9 AM. Rev Frank Kaminsky will officiate. Body remains at Blackburn Boxwell Funeral home until 2 PM then sent to Columbus Ohio for burial accompanied by Mrs Hageman and James Nelson. Five sons of Columbus are here for the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Nelson
A. Hageman
Monroe Street
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Frank Kaminsky
Blackburn-Boxwell
Columbus
Ohio
James Nelson
Amarillo
Radio Schedules Across Cities Evening Programs
A listing of station identifiers and time slots shows multiple metropolitan radio schedules featuring orchestras, reviews, dance music, and special programs. Notable entries include WNBC equivalents with Old Dances and Quakers, and WOR Newark with Saint String Quartet offerings and a Slumber Music block.
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WLW
Cincinnati
Wrigley Review
WEAF
New York
Paris
Concert Bureau
WJZ
Quakers
Stromberg
Fifth Avenue Knights
Slumber Music
WOR
Newark
Orchestra
Marie D. Kling
String Quartet
Lone Star Rangers
United Opera Co
Kdka Pittsburgh
Circus
Bestor’s Orchestra
WGY Schenectady
WGY Players
WRC
Washington
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City Drug Store
Care News-Globe
Jerry Kerns
Virginia Street
Dickie
Jimmy Kerns
Virginia St
U. S
Homer Clark
Harrison
Margaret Kerns
Toyland
Santa
Joanna Pate
van Buren
Felix Boggy
West Tertth
Lyman Alonzo Ripperton, JR
London
R.S.C
Carter
Carter's Ink CO
Montreal
Dennis Zimmermann
Tulsa
City
Lambert Pharmacal Company
Dallas and
Ft. Worth
South Texas
Dallas
Houston
Galveston
Corpus Christi
Pullman
Beaumont
New Orleans
Lower
Rio Grande Valley
Southern Pacific
E. A. Pennington
Dist. Pass Agt
Ft. Worth, Texas
J. E. Bledsoe
J. F. Sullivan
Gen. Pass
Houston, Texas
Grammers & Co
Cotton and Cottons
LaSalle
Beaver St
Eed
Nelson
ICK Vaporub
Winter Quarters
KDKA
WJR
KYW
WHAS
WSM
WMC
Wsbee Review
KWK
WREN
WSB
WJAX
WCCO
WEBC
KOA
KSL
KGO
KFI
KOMO
KHQ
Stromberg Sextet
KRKA
WIR
WTMJ
KWOO
WFAA
KPRC
WOAI
Limited Opera Co
la Traviata
WADC
WKRC
WGHP
WMAQ
WOWO
KMOX
KMBC
WSPD
KOIL
WHK
Associated Press
Dixie Circus
Insomnia Club
WGN Chicago
Quin
Almanak
WGN Opera Co
WQJ
Amos-Andy
WTAM
Cleveland
Wcx-Wir
Detroit
Cotton Pickers
WWJ
Dept
WDAF
Kansas City
School of the Air
Nighthawks
Milwaukee
MAC Orchestra
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Olsen
Market Friends
Howard Melaney
Merry Ramblers
Murphy
KSD
KSTP
St. Paul
Derby
WSB Atlanta
Quakers O—Wrigley
WFLA
WSU Clearwater
Arlington Ensemble
NBC
Amos
Andy
Jacksonville
Louisville
Memphis
WSM Nashville
Wrigley
Symphony Orchestra
San Antonio
Denver
Los Angeles
Pasadena
Oakland
NBC Featur
Moon Magic
West 7Th
The
Florsheim Shoe
Florsheim
Polk St
Wade LaLa
Rogers Bros
Pine Tree
Rogers
America
EE. Finkler
Panhandle
Denver City Railway
Wichita Falls
Fort Worth
AL. M. M
Amarillon
S. P
J. B. Gibbon
F. B. Poole
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