Railroad Rounds and Rumblings and notices of changes
An Amarillo area railroad column lists personnel moves including Mrs. Emma Miller moving to Amarillo, Denver conductors and yard masters on duty, new assignments for J. E. Burkett and D. C. West, and a tribute to retiring Frank A. Dimick. The column also covers social items, market notes, and a report on beriberi control efforts in the Philippines with Rockefeller Foundation support.
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J. E. Burkett
Denver
Amarillo Terminal
Emma Miller
Waco
Amarillo
BR. L. Roberts
Fillmore Street
First Christian Church
Orient
Philippine Health Service
Rockefeller Foundation
Islands
Philippines
College of Agriculture
Britain Welcomes American Legion Memorial Delegation
Great Britain greets the American Legion good will party arriving from the continent to lay wreaths at Westminster Abbey and the Unknown Warrior grave and cenotaph. The delegation, including members from every U S state, marches to honor veterans.
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London
Great Britain
American Legion
Good Will
West Minster Abbey
United States
Howard P. Savage
Blind man sacrifices for his horse at welfare clinic
Mrs. M. E. B. Dickin of the People’s Dispensary for Sick Animals of the Poor recounts a blind man’s selfless act. A small trader with a seriously ill horse sought free care at Woolwich P D S A. after careful nursing the animal improved.
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Eare
M. EB. Dickin
People's Dispensary
London
Bill to charge U. S. for free postal service profits claim
Representative Kelly declares the federal post office runs a large annual profit while the last report showed a deficit. He urges a new policy to bill the government for free services and to run the post office as a service, not a profit maker, preserving free mail to newspapers and other facilities.
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Washington
Federal Post Office Department
Kelly
Pennsylvania
Congress
Government Department
Blind man’s care for loyal horse shines through hardship
The horse was recovered after careful treatment revealing it had been fed groomed and harnessed by its blind owner who also cleaned the stable. Despite poverty he often went hungry to feed the animal and with his small son acting as eyes drove the horse himself showing a touch sensitive enough to detect the slightest bruise.
Postmistress Shot To Death by Husband at Ovett
HATTIESBURG Miss Oct 7 The Ovett postmistress was shot by her husband after a quarrel in the post office He then killed himself with a pistol Bullet lodged in his heart both dying instantly in a double tragedy
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Ovett
Here
Holliman
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