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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1928
Page
4
A newspaper brief notes ongoing coverage about art purchases and the high value of letters in Pitta's collection. The item signals continuing discussion from page two.
Field Museum 展出三幅新巨幅壁画再现四亿年前芝加哥海岸地貌 与猛兽象牙海象等史前生物并列 画作系 Ernest R. Graham 捐赠并由 Charles R. Knight 绘制 相关研究由 Farrington Riggs 等学者支撑 叙述涵盖珊瑚礁、化石、海底下沉与气候64°F以上等地质细节
A letter from Anxious Mothers asks Tack to intervene to allow six year olds to start school on opening day. They reference Ama rillo and demand immediate action with a willingness to pay $2 tuition until age seven. They compare Texas to China and urge swift guidance for their children's education.
An advertisement touts McCoy's Tablets as a proven way to gain weight and energy within weeks. It claims underweight men and women can add inches to the figure, with a guarantee: buy four sixty cent boxes or two dollar boxes and gain at least six pounds or return for a refund.
Describes ancient ecosystems with flesh eating dinosaurs led by a 24 foot tyrannosaurus preyed on animals of its kind. Mentions seven paintings showing Earth’s deep past from the cooling period to early life forms, protoceratops, stegosaur, marine life, 500 million years ago, giant birds and kan garoos.
The Associated Press reports F. C. Young was fatally shot in his hospital bed in Corpus Christi Texas as he recovered from an operation. His wife Mrs Young and eight year old daughter heard the shots. Two arrests were made. officials cite family troubles as the motive. Young ran a Beeville filling station.
A letter from Bruce C. Best in Amarillo requests permission to rename the Pennant Service Station after Deat Tack. He praises Tack as unusual and invites a response, noting Claude as a nearby reference point for the current site.
A Letter to the editor condemns bullfighting events in Amarillo and urges humane society formation. The writer compares cruelty to animals with human cruelty and calls for a local organization to care for sick and suffering animals.
A letter discusses humane treatment of animals and a local law banning matches between animals with fines from fifteen to one hundred dollars. The writer asks for opinions and signs off with regards to D. W. and D. H. on Pierce Street.
A reader asks for the city or nearby location of James Earle Fraser’s statue The End of the Trail. The essay notes the statue sits near the western end of the Lincoln Highway, seeking the exact city for readers.
A reader letter dated September 5 1928 فشار discusses Joe Robinson and Hoover jokes about English Hinglish origins. It praises local politics at City Hall with references to Mayor Bivins Commissioners Harris Brymer and Manager Bartlett and mentions Bill Thompson.
An advertisement touts END-O-CORN corn remover claiming quick relief from corns without pain. It urges readers to obtain the product from local druggists or write to END-O-CORN LABORATORIES in Chicago for prompt delivery. FOX DRUG CO. is mentioned as a point of sale.
A 47 year veteran physician endorses Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild natural laxative. He warns against drastic purges and asserts the remedy cleanses bowels gently without harm. Includes a call for a free trial via a coupon offer.
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