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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1947
Page
5
Classic Doan's Pills advertisement touts kidney health benefits. It claims tired kidneys cause backache and other pains, urging readers to ask their druggist for Doan's Pills, a stimulant diuretic used by millions for over 50 years to flush waste from the blood.
Daisy the Cocker Spaniel at 611 North Tyler alerted her owner at about 11 pm when a stray lizard entered the yard. Mrs J R McElreath repelled the intruder with a garden hoe and the neighborhood returned to quiet as Daisy watched from her corner.
Dena Mae Richards former Pantex public relations member is named supervisor of testing and research at Westinghouse Home Economics Institute Mans field Missouri. Director Julia Kiene announced the appointment noting her wartime and postwar experience with Buckley Garment Company and Capper Publications.
City health records show 25 male deaths and 30 female deaths in September, with 55 total. 51 white and 4 Negro deaths. Heart disease caused 19 fatalities, and births reached 167 with 86 boys and 81 girls. this month had the lowest birth count of the year.
Newfoundland has shipped more than 300000 gallons of cod liver oil to the United States in the past year, reflecting steady trade movement and regional export activity amid broader fisheries commerce.
The report lists 167 births with 78 white males 3 Negro males 3 Negro females and 3 white females. 31 births were non residents and all babies were born in hospitals with a physician present. This June saw Amarillo record 229 birth certificates.
Victoria announces the launch of regular passenger and airmail service by Trans-Texas Airways starting Saturday. James V. Allred, counsel and vice president, disclosed the plan to Houston and San Antonio officials visiting the city.
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