Ivory Soap Symbolizes Procter & Gamble Prestige
Procter & Gamble's Ivory Soap is presented as a universal symbol of American commercial success. The piece outlines the company’s origins in 1897, its diversified branches, and a distinctive labor policy featuring profit sharing, easy stock terms, and guaranteed minimum employment while highlighting employee representation at the board level. It also notes the Amarillo Battle of Buffalo Wallow monument funding.
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United States of America
America
Procter & Gamble Company
William Procter
James Gamble
England
Ireland
Olive K. Dixon
Buffalo Watlow
Amarillo
Why girls dump boys in this fast age
Brenda Ueland examines romance breakups in Liberty, noting many reasons offered by women conceal harsher truths. The piece cites letters about not feeling right, stage dreams, and fickleness, then links the gap to social images, immature suitors, and evolving female aspirations.
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Brenda Ueland
Liberty
Miss Ueland
New Amarillo Hi-Y Welcomes Six Members This Week
Six new members joined the Amarillo Hi-Y club Tuesday night boosting the club toward a record size for the year. Horace Russell predicts a large winter crowd may attend a Sandy Morris cowboy ballads program, noting Morris is a non professional performer who embodies the old songs and can rival Will Rogers in delivery.
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Amarillo
Horace Russell
Sandy Morris
Morris
Will Rogers
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