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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1936
Page
8
The flower department of the Tri-State Pair announced entry times for potted plants and cut flowers. Potted plants may be entered Sunday afternoon from 2:30 to 8:00. Cut flowers can be entered Monday morning from 8:30 to 11:00. No out of town exhibitors expected. entries may be made for both classes at the same time.
The Potter County Chapter of the American Red Cross has received letters of appreciation for contributions of blankets garments and piece goods given recently to the association.
Mr. J R Brincefield of Tulsa Texas reports two years of stomach and bowel distress then tried Gly-Cas. He notes rapid relief, normalized digestion, regular bowels, restored energy and recommends Gly-Cas. Sold by Fox Drug Co Oliver-Kakie Building and local drug stores at $1.00 per box or six for $5.00 with postage.
Purdue University football star Tom McGannon of Evansville died from burns after a shower room explosion caused by gasoline used to remove bandages. Fellow victim Lowell Decker of Reading remained serious, while Pat Malaska and James Maloney showed improvement. Memorial services were set for Carl Balbeck, Lyndonville, in the blast that started from a water heater incident.
Amarilloans Mr and Mrs Ott Eckert and daughter Kathryn are recovering from injuries after a September seven crash near Oklahoma City Their car left a 20 foot embankment as the driver swerved to avoid a collision Mrs Eckert was most seriously hurt and remains in St Anthony's Hospital in Oklahoma City.
The Catholic Welfare Bureau and the Social Welfare Association received letters from Bishop FE C Seaman and Mrs T B O'Brien confirming nearly four hundred garments and several bolts of piece goods allotted to each group by the Red Cross. Materials will be distributed to Amarillo families based on need.
Mary Margin eau, 22, yawned during a date in Canton Ohio, dislocating her jaw. Her escort carried her to the city hospital for treatment.
The fragment contemplates a shift from monarchic to new forms of governance, imagining dictators or self-rule as possible future outcomes. It notes that ancestors matter little today and ponders a prophetic book on tomorrow's government. It also reports Northern Ireland authorities seizing sweepstakes tickets smuggled by car to English buyers.
The article discusses a European gambling surge with governments, especially in France, encouraging lottery purchases to fuel circulation. It notes merchants facing bankruptcy due to widespread spending, British port sanitation against rats, and warnings about disease vectors from animals. It concludes with calls for stricter public health measures and safer interactions with animals to protect children.
The piece explains how kidneys filter acid and waste from the blood and discharge them via the bladder. It notes symptoms like nocturnal awakenings, unsettled feeling, nervousness, and backache as possible signals to study kidney health.
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