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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1936
Page
10
Col. Frank Knox, Republican vice presidential nominee, wrapped up a western campaign with a Denver address predicting a continuing rise in living costs. He argued recovery hinges on higher wages while condemning President Roosevelt for concentrating power and undermining Congress and the Supreme Court.
A fragment lists items including White Swan coffee Sha-Tie 1 th flour Red Star 24 th He 12 th Tomato Juice Swift and Dill Pickles Bileed 12 on with unclear quantities and dates.
A slow steady rain fell over Navarro County on Sept 25 retarding cotton picking but too light to damage open bolls. The weather helped moisture without harming harvest progress and affected field work across the area.
An old advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Liniment for aching muscles sprains strains backache and lumbago claiming faster relief from warmth and improved blood flow. It lists 30¢ and 60¢ prices with Fox Drug Co Amarillo and Cretney Drug Store Pampa Texas as sellers.
The Globe presents Florida Slaw with cabbage, peppers, pickles and a vinegar mustard dressing, plus Wax Bean Vinaigrette and a German Cheese Cake recipe. Also includes menu plans and a church pastor call in San Antonio dated Sept 25.
Austin report by Col H H Carmichael and M T Gonzaullas shows 140 completions from 142 referrals with 56 murder investigations. Modern sound and electrical equipment aided decisions. 23 explosives and 122 bullet analyses were among the lab’s work. Investigations covered murder to robbery, dynamiting, arson, forgery, and stock loss cases.
Planters across the Mississippi Delta appealed for at least 10,000 laborers to pick a bumper cotton yield. They warned that without rapid relief the South's largest money crop faced ruin acre by acre.
A Tuscaloosa man credits Kellogg's All-Bran with relief from four years of constipation. The ad touts All-Bran as safe, rich in vitamin B and iron, and explains its bulk helps cleanse the intestines. The public is urged to eat two tablespoons daily, using it as cereal or in recipes, with Battle Creek guaranteed production.
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