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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1932
Page
8
Amarillo officials warn that unpaid city taxes threaten garbage collection and staff. Mayor Ross D. Rogers says costs cut, credit nearly gone, and co operation is needed to avoid paying with script. Budget hearing set for December, tax rate likely unchanged at $1 per $100.
Rev. G. H. Bryant of Tenth Street Methodist Church received over 50 friends and congregation members at his Roberts Street home Tuesday night. They brought large sacks of bacon flour sugar canned goods and chickens as a generous Thanksgiving gift.
Orville Salmon, 200 pounds and head of the city water plant, describes learning to fly from a duck blind as a skunk fell into his pit. He achieved an autogyro style take-off straight up and insists he escaped unharmed.
Texas A and M and the University of Texas began their long gridiron feud in 1894 when the Longhorns won 38 to 0 in Austin. The piece recalls players, Bevo and Reveille mascots, and notes the upcoming Thanksgiving clash at Memorial Stadium between the two schools.
The Amateur Athletic Union announces a January 1 1933 switch to the metric system for all track and field events. The change follows debates on yard measurements and is prompted by recent Olympic performances in metres. The I C A A A A and British bodies align with metric standards.
Klutch forms a comfort cushion that holds the plate snugly preventing rocking or chafing. You can eat and speak as well as with your own teeth. 25¢ and 50c a box at drug stores.
Green Bay Wisconsin November 23 Coach Curly Lambeau highlights his heavy Packers roster with linemen and backs from Alabama Minnesota Georgia Nebraska South Dakota Penn State Monmouth Centenary Chicago Southern California Notre Dame and more. Historic Texas A and M Texas Longhorns series notes recount early clashes at Kyle Field and Austin with tense displays and streaks for both sides.
A compiled record shows frequent Texas victories with sporadic Aggies wins. Notable items include 1915 Aggies 13 Texas 0, 1925 Aggies 25 Texas 0, 1929 Texas and Aggies 13, 1931 Texas 6 Aggies 7 after a four year gap, and the odd miscue in 1923 when a punt fumble led to a Longhorns win.
An advertisement asserts Vinol builds strength and quiets nerves, enriches blood, and brings pep for middle aged adults. It promotes internal health from wind supplied elements and claims 25 years of use, offering a free sample from Vinol Dept. B-45 St. Paul Minn, with Fox Drug Co. in Amarillo as a local seller.
An advertising brief touts Creomulsion as a fast-acting remedy for coughs and colds. It claims seven known scientific benefits, non narcotic action, pleasant taste, and a money back guarantee if symptoms persist.
The piece notes a shift in football uniforms toward tights and lighter gear. Oklahoma is cited with seven percent weight and more forward passes, while St. Mary’s and Fordham showcase bright scarlet and blue pants with quirky white silk plus fours for the quarterback. Colgate rivaled with red jeans.
Amarillo Shrine Temple plans Saturday entertainment led by Howard Anderson with a promised scandal reveal. Nobles and guests may attend free. lawyers including L. M. Fischer and E. C. Nelson participate, with music by the Bonnie Lassies.
The poem reflects on aging and nostalgia as old neighbors depart and familiar streets change. It recalls golden days when life seemed simpler and friends stayed, yet time and grief redraw the town and make returning impossible.
A famed old remedy claims to quickly ease stubborn coughs. It instructs mixing 244 ounces Pinex with sugar syrup to create a pint of cough relief, marketed as inexpensive, non spoiling, and child friendly with soothing throat healing effects.
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