20-Pound Saltwater Fish Lifts One-Pound Weight
A fish weighing 20 pounds swimming in salt water lifts a weight of just one pound, illustrating buoyant force effects.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1944
Page
6
A fish weighing 20 pounds swimming in salt water lifts a weight of just one pound, illustrating buoyant force effects.
Ad copy promotes Arrid cream deodorant to prevent underarm odor and perspiration stains. It lists five reasons: skin safety, odor control, antiseptic stain free formula, immediate use after shaving, and fabric friendly approval. Sold widely for 39 cents plus tax.
Members of the Junior Business Women's Club gathered in the Capitol Hotel Club room with Miss Dorothy Peery presiding. Ruth Kessie was welcomed back as a member, a parliamentary drill was led, and a Burns devotional was shared.
Tonight many groups meet at churches and clubs across Amarillo. Polk Street Methodist Wesleyan service guild dinner fellowship hall at 6 30. Alpha Alpha Chapter Beta Sigma Phi 8. Circle 7 Mrs Jack Fyfe 1802 Lincoln Street 8. Amarillo Assembly No 19 Rainbow Khiva Temple 8. Thursday Officers Wives Club surgical dressings Red Cross building Avenue D Fourth Street 8 30. LTD Club 1403 Washington 2 30. Sandie Mothers Club 908 Milam 2. Athenaeum Club Red Cross Cross chapter house 9. AAUW Surgical Bandage Group Red Cross sewing 1 Woodmen's Circle W O W Hall 8. Home Interest Club 1610 Hughes 2 30. Primero Chapter Speakers Institute Federation Club Room 9. Beryl Needle Club 808 Pierce 1 30. MacDowell Music Club Federation Club Rooms 2 30. Jolly Fifteen Club Mrs Jim Mayo Louisiana Street covered dish luncheon. Long S Home Demonstration Club Miss Betsy Weymouth 2. W C A membership committee 10. Girl Scout meeting McKinley School Co I. W Bridge Club 2710 Polk Street.
A joint meeting of Amarillo Chapter No. 787 and Bonita Chapter No. 184 of the Order of Eastern Star honored Mrs. Lillian Barnard of Lubbock, with honorary membership in both chapters. Dignitaries and members in attendance praised her friendship and Masonic E S work as gifts and tributes were exchanged.
Mrs Pauline Baker introduced Corporals Forest Mathews and W Crawdall who performed piano and vocal numbers for guests in the east dining room. Refreshments were served as Mrs T H Rogers acted as refreshment chairman. Lace cloth, punch bowl, floral wreaths, and flower arrangements adorned the home while Mrs England and Mrs Tuttle presided. Members answered roll call with current events and a business session followed with Mesdames Gouldy McClintock Vincent Browder Mc Cartt Gordon and Sisk in attendance.
Mrs. L. C. Taylor hosted the New Century Club gathering at 1708 Hayden Street with three guests present Mesdames Jack Carroll W. Aunt Nan offered opinions while noting prewar laundry standards. The piece includes Aunt Nan's comments on voting and pantry plans for winter.
A new scientific preparation Sulfa Dango combines germ killing sulfas with a penetrating soothing agent in liquid form. It offers first‑application relief for itching and dandruff and is promoted for acne eczema psoriasis impetigo insect bites burns sunburn and other irritations. Apply several times daily without bandaging. Full treatment offered for $1.00 with money back guarantee.
Mrs T R Herbert hosted twelve members of the El Martes Needle Club at 1802 Lincoln Street. The group voted to donate their quilt to the Needle Work Guild for the Preventorium and urged members to donate a garment or money in October for charity.
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