Liberty notes and wartime hints mingle in pages of opinion
A winding column comments on wartime shortages and social topics from henna dye limits to grand piano upgrades at the White House. It cites economic pressures from paper costs, currency shifts, and Japanese goods peddling in India while recalling Jefferson and FDR speeches and insights into American reading habits.
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White House
Teddy Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Dollar Exchange
England
National Association of Ice Cream Dealers
Washington
India
Czecho-Slovakia
Japan
Thomas Jefferson
New England
Middle West
Weather and wildlife notes from the Panhandle and beyond
Weather reports show varying rainfall across Amarillo and surrounding areas with English Field recording 0.68 inches and local gauges showing a full inch. The piece notes flood days, sun perception, upcoming moisture, sleet and snow chances, and duck migrations driven by water and feed. It also covers hunting regulations, artificial cow decoys, used car speculation, and cultural tidbits about SMU Texas game tickets and radio broadcasts.
September Truck Loading Record
September truck loadings exceeded previous records the American Trucking Association reports a 27 percent rise over September 1940. General freight accounted for over 80 percent of tonnage with petroleum products about six percent, new automobiles and trucks three percent, iron and steel four percent, and miscellaneous commodities six percent.
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American Trucking Association
Yellow Jacket Sits on His Tongue in Carolinas Maneuvers
Army press agent L P Patterson, during maneuvers in the Carolinas, failed to notice a yellow jacket on his toast as he bit. He plans to praise the army in the coming days, soon to be written on the typewriter.
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Yellow Jacket
Atlanta
Army
L. P. Patterson
Carolinas
Tack Billfold Lost at Liberty Theater
Dear Tack lost a brown billfold Tuesday evening at the Liberty Theater and asks for its return. The item’s owner hopes to recover it and includes a note asking investigators or staff to help locate it and return it to them.
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Tack
Liberty Theater
Deaf Smith County Study Reveals Tooth Decay Clues
Dr George W Heard of Hereford notes unusually low tooth decay in Deaf Smith County Texas and Dr Edward Taylor reports findings at the American Dental Association convention. He examines 56 Hereford residents finding no decay among natives and seeks a formula using fluorides phosphorus calcium and vitamin D to immunize against decay.
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Roy J. Forrest Houston
U.P
Deaf Smith County
George W. Heard
Hereford
Texas Panhandle
Pim Leah
Edward Taylor
Texas Health Department
American Dental Association
Heard
Taylor
United States
Bernard Gottlieb
Dallas
Austria
Baylor University College of Dentistry
Alabama
Texas
Dr. Taylor
Amarillo
Gottlieb
Panhandle artists prepare for Amarillo art week exhibit
Panhandle Artist Group sets rules for National Art Week entries in Amarillo November 17 to 25. Originals only, two per medium, framed works, with entry blanks mailed by November 14. No entry fee, no prizes. aim is to showcase regional art to the public.
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James A. Bush
C. A. Thomas
Panhandle
Amarillo
Hayden Street
Thomas
Thomas J. Watson
Watson
Richard Foster Howard
Dallas Museum of Fine Arts
Globe-News
Boost Liver Bile Flow With Kruschen Salts
An old advertisement urges readers to start Kruschen Salts daily for 30 days to boost bile flow and relieve symptoms like headaches poor digestion and constipation. It claims a money back guarantee through Cretney Braen in Pampa Borger and Amarillo if no 100 percent improvement after the 30 day course.
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Cretney Braen Pampa
Borger
Amarillo
Thief Snoozes in Bed After Break-In
A burglar entered Ray Slusser's home in Topeka Kansas took $6.50 and cigarettes then crawled into bed with Slusser and dozed until 5 a.m. when Slusser woke and the intruder fled after a struggle.
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Topeka, Kas
Ray Slusser
Slusser
Ray
Shriners Halloween Party Tonight at Herring Hotel
Khiva Temple hosts annual Halloween party for nobles and ladies. Shriners and their guests attend at the Herring Hotel tonight.
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Khiva Temple
Herring Hotel
Pattern 4650 Offered In Wide Women’s Sizes
Pattern 4650 available in women sizes 34 through 48. Size 36 requires 278 yards of 54 inch fabric. Send fifteen cents to Pattern Department of The Amarillo Globe in New York for the pattern. Ten cents extra buys the Fall and Winter Pattern Book with a free hat and bag pattern offer.
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Pattern Department
Amarillo Globe
West 17Th Street
New York
N. Y
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