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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1945
Page
12
City engineer S M Fields warns that building and house moving can trigger trouble and expense if the project does not follow the city building code. He notes many violations stem from owners’ lack of awareness and cites a moving job where a house was too large for the lot, forcing a turn and new foundation.
Thousands suffer with rheumatism sciatica lumbago neuralgia and neuritis find relief with Norito a quick acting formula said to ease muscle pains fast The advert promises satisfaction or money back after three doses and urges readers to buy from their druggist today with a strong guarantee
Walter McDonald chairman of the Georgia Public Service Commission is blind yet enjoys hunting. He organized a Thanksgiving hunt on a South Carolina coast game preserve with friends. From a line of blindfolded and spaced hunters he tracked turkey gobbles and hens by sound to choose his shooting direction and bag the first turkey of the day.
The text explains that buildings must pass code inspections and be built within zoned districts, with deeds detailing type size and cost. A building permit from the engineering department is required before construction, relocation to a lot, or remodeling can begin.
Former Amarillo man Ross Harwood Beville filled in as announcer for a Truman radio broadcast when the scheduled host failed to arrive. Beville, chief engineer at WWDC in Washington, is the son of Mr and Mrs Harwood Beville of 3024 A West Tenth.
Two Georgia officials warn Amarillo can capture a large slice of the prewar tourist market as travelers head for Grand Canyon Carlsbad Caverns and El Bend National Park. Bureau figures show 50.5 million Americans vacationed in 15 million cars over 16 days spending 1.0 billion on lodging and meals, with another 0.4 and 0.5 billion on amusements and snacks.
A Newark reader shares relief after using Kellogg's All Bran for chronic constipation. The letter urges daily bran with water and notes a money back offer if not satisfied after ten days.
The text notes tourism boosts local economies through hotels, shops, and services while travel enhances knowledge and health. Amarillo chamber promotes the area with pamphlets, federal parks support tourism, and future demand hinges on autos, buses, trains, and planes.
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root herbal kidney remedy. It claims rapid urine flow relief from acidity and bladder irritation with 16 herbs and no habit forming ingredients. Offers a free prepaid sample from Kilmer & Co. and lists Box 1255 Stamford Conn. All druggists sell Swamp Root.
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