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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1926
Page
9
In San Antonio, Dr. Charles A R Campbell and W Kelley Price report bats can curb coddling moth damage to apples. Tests show bat excretions reveal moth remains, suggesting bats could eradicate the pest as they do malaria mosquitoes in South Texas.
Potter County officers, led by Sheriff Wiley Pollard, favor high heeled pointed toed boots and white Stetson hats. The deputies defend the style as comfort for feet while reflecting a range days past.
The German government debates curbing alcohol use while rejecting prohibition and a locally option law was defeated last spring in the Reichstag. The Marx ministry holds a bill under consideration to address drinking abuse.
A trade magazine manager urged the Post Office to add flavoring to stamp adhesive arguing peppermint and other flavors would boost sales and inspire letter writing. The suggestion notes Civil War era taste and asks for a pleasant paste taste to entice customers.
The measure backed by the powerful socialist party would cut the number of liquor licenses, cap liquor sold per consumer, and ban cigarette and liquor sales to minors, signaling a broader push for restrictions.
Mies Dowell, home servicer counselor of the American Gas Association, told a convention audience that colored foods aid dietetics. She noted yellow milk and butter contain more vitamin A than white products, and green vegetables are richer in vitamin A than bleached varieties. Yellow turnips are superior to white ones for vitamin content.
Stinson Dairy in North Amarillo changes hands to J. Gill and T. M. Miggason of Dallas. The 1500 gallon daily plant will operate under new management starting tomorrow. Gill, ex vice president of Dallas Milk, and Miggason, former plant superintendent, pledge improvements and better service.
Potter County clerk records show nine marriage licenses issued this morning with a projected total near ninety by month end. September lagged behind the feverish summer pace, while August saw one of the high yearly totals, and the current trend hints at a strong October for marriages.
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