Safety Patrol Expands to 12 Amarillo Schools
Twelve Amarillo schools now host the School Boy Safety Patrol under Panhandle Auto Club oversight led by Fred H. Galle. More than 100 patrol officers assist mornings noons and afternoons to regulate traffic near schools. New squads formed at Central Junior High Tyler Street and Glenwood, with principals E L Hunter Elizabeth Nixson Blanch Smith guiding. The Kiaochow Tsinan Railway plans to extend into Honan Province.
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Amarillo
Panhandle Auto Club
Fred H. Galle
Buchanan Street
E. L. Hunter
Grover Taylor
Do Tell Painkiller Promises Painless Periods
A new discovery named Do Tell claims to reduce menstrual pain for women. It is sold in Amarillo and guaranteed by Fox Drug Stores.
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Amarillo
Fox Drug Stores
Marizon Company
West Texas
West
Cockroaches infest U S government offices in Washington
Washington reports roach problems hit major departments. Hyde confronts pest control in Agriculture while Lamont moves Commerce to a new 17 million dollar palace. Bloom distributes George Washington biographies and seeks more publicity amid bicentennial fervor.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Bureau of Entomology
Commerce Department
Lamont
Adies
George Washington
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William Talevich
Mary Lee Hickenbottom
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Ruth Marshall
Clyde Godsey
Raymond Beard
Tyler Street
Central Junior High
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Honan Province
Edo
Tell
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Majestic
Germany
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Nove
En Sineler
Hyde
Royal S. Copeland Orice
Senate
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Claude A. Swanson
Copeland
Sol Bloom
Ington
Zemo
Cuticura
News-Globe
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Marizon
Rsee LS
WDAG
Kolinsky
Group No
Coats
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