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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1947
Page
11
In Fort Worth a 5 month old girl was left in a car during 100 degree heat. A shopper noticed the child in a blanket, alerted police, and the infant was taken to a welfare supervisor. The uninjured mother returned to claim her baby after finishing shopping.
Americans consumed 19 pounds of candy per capita in 1945, up from 16 pounds in 1938, despite sugar and chocolate shortages and 20 percent of candy production going to the armed forces.
An alka line powder named FASTEETH sprinkles on dentures to keep them firmly set. It offers a secure feel and extra comfort without a gummy taste and can be found at drug stores.
To remove dingy stains and brighten dental plates buy PLATO the new cleaner from the makers of FAS TEETH. PLATO costs 39 cents at your druggist.
The Angus shops in Montreal operate a wheel foundry that produces more than 70,000 cast iron wheels per year for the Canadian railway system.
Amarillo ministers host Robert Gilmour LeTourneau, famed earthmoving machines magnate, at a Saturday banquet in the Crystal Ballroom Herring Hotel. He plans to address Panhandle clergy Sunday at 11 am at San Jacinto Baptist Church and speak again at 2:30 pm at the San Jacinto Youth Center before flying to California.
A Dallas woman endorses Mertox as a fast expeller of foul matter believed to linger in the system. The advertisement touts 25 ingredients and urges readers to ask their druggist for genuine Mertox to avoid being switched.
Funeral services for Laura Pauline Beckwith 74 of Amarillo will be held at 3 tomorrow afternoon in Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel. Rev J F Hamm of First Church of the Nazarene will officiate. She died at home 3802 East Thirteenth yesterday evening. Survived by two sons Roy C Beckwith and Carl R Beckwith of Amarillo.
The jaguar of South America is noted for its exceptional swimming ability and habit of preying on fish in rivers as well as monkeys in the treetops, highlighting its versatile behavior.
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