Amarillo Daily News (Amarillo, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 277, Ed. 1 Tuesday, August 20, 1929 Page: 3 of 14
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over your situation.
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opening speech.
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Of Solid Flesh in 30 Days
leo cubes or to make frozen salads and
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with that dramatie caption the Para-
meant Sound News makes ita first
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FAIk GROUNDS—AMARILLO, TEXAS
Sat, Aug. 31—Mon., Sept. 2
(LABOR DAY)
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OF RACING
Special purses for driver
making fastest time for
one lap.
Special Race for all cars
under 81,000.
Special Race for three
fastest cars, winner
take all.
One Hundred Lap Race.
Free for all.
Two Hundred Lap
Race. Free for all.
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OF LEGION TONIGHT)
DELEGATE PUNS UP
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UNDERGROUND WATER
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COMB OUT AND BBB YOUR FAVORITE CAR WIN!
For Farther Information—
Call Frank Turner at Wilkinson a Turner, Phone 7294.
Roy Pavillard, a young farmer of
Potter county, who is confined to •
local hospital from the effoete of a
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TOOK at‘this new, leu prtoed Frigidaire.
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2-REEL TALKING COMEDY
MOVIETONE ACT-
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^FLOYDADA. Au*. ID.—Free deliv.
ary of city mall will become effect-
Ive la Floydada ea September 1, ac-
cording to J. D. Starks, local post-
master, who completed a survey of
realdents this week to determine
whether there were AS per rent of the
eitizens who had erected boxes la
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175 MILES
Modified Stock Cars of
All Makos. Opea to All.
RACES START
PROMPTLY AT 2:30
EACH DAY
Time Trials 1 P. M.
This is to be one of the
largest stock car races
ever presented in this
part of the country and
is to be an annual event.
appearance at the Miasion Theater
itting each inaugur-
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Frigidaire Just as yotyegulale the cooking
time in Cha earn dfsour gasatove.
two daughters. Miss Willia Mao
Miao Janet, left Sunday morning
their home In Lone Wolf, Okishe
after spending a week visiting 1
Higrins elater, Mr,. Pauline Rog
DM Tayler street. They were on their
way from a vacation spent in Cole*
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preparation for the service. It waa
found that 92 per cent of the entire
territory to be served had fulfilled
the requirement, of the government
and erected mall receptacle,.
Petition for the mall delivery was
made during IMS by the Chamber of
Commerce. The service was not re-
quested until it was found that all
houses had beep numbered, all atreet
name, erected, sidewalks built, post-
office reeelpt, well above require-
ment and the majority of the people
desired the service.
But call at our display room and nee
everything for yourself. You ean have this
Model AP-4 Frigidaireinstaliedinyour home
for only a few dollars down • • • the belance
arranged to suit your convenience. Equally
liberal terms asaybshade* any Frigidaires
immediately after being struck by
the snake. Young Pavillard slacked
the flesh about the bite and applied a
tightly-bound handkerchief, appar-
ently this waa a great factor in sav-
in* hle life.
DOCTORS quite approve the
“.quick comfort of Bayer Aspi-
rin. These perfectly harmless tab-
lets ease an aching head without
penalty. Their increasing use year
after year is proof that they do help
and can't harm. Take them for any
ache; to avoid the pain peculiar to
women; many have found them
marvelous at such times. The
proven directions with every pack-
age of Bayer Aspirin tell how to
treat colds, sore throat, neuralgia,
neuritis, etc. All druggists.
GASPIRIN
Ashevme, N. C, but Ite owner had fled. Bascom Lamar Lunsford, left, anted cel
and Squire John G. Gillis are shewn inspecting the still In full operation. All cracks
Hear IM« make love to beautiful
Esther Ralston! In this emanh-
Ing drama of daring, romantic nd-
venture beyond the pale of con-
vention!
Coolest Spot in Town
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from ths second track which
Saturday morning on an itin
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Countless thousand, of under-
weight men and women have got rid
of that scrawny face and figure by a
simple easy treatment that is cure
and inexpensive.
If, really marvelous how quickly
those who try it take on nlesh where
flesh is most needed.
Hollows la aeek end chest fill out
and narroW sunken cheated men be-
gin to take on a decided manliness
in just a few weeks.
The one great acientifie weight
producer that people who need more
flesh, can depend upon is McCoy’s
Tabyta and besides helping you to
inlop an attractive figure these
Kauger coated tablets bring to all that
take them more energy, strength and
vigor they have proven a superb
tonic.
LMeCoy takes all the risk—Reed this
"Pneln guarantee. If after taking
# Yixty eeat boxes of McCoy's Tablets
ow'd One Dollar boxes any thin, un-
derweight man or woman doesn’t
gain at least 5 pounda and feel com-
pletely satisfied with the marked lm-
provement in health—year druggist
la authorised to retur the purchase
prlea .
SFARAMOUNT SOUND NEWS IN
FIRST APPEARANCE
HERE
The regular meeting of ths Ameri-
ran Legion will be held tontght at «
o'eloek at Legion headquarter, in
the Municipal Auditorium, according
6 an announeement by Floyd L.
Sloan, post adjutant.
Final preparations will be made
for sending delegate, te th, state
conventien at Fort Arthur, August
26, FT and 28. A large number of
Legionnaires have signified their in-
tention of ttending from bore, in-
eluding Col. Ernest O. Thompson.
Although Ue local post will pay
expenaes of only three delegates it
is entitled to nend 28 end all
veterans or members of the Auxiliary
who desire to, attend may receive
eredentials from Adjutapt Sloan for
necuring one-half taro rateg for the
round trip, it was said.
Win M. Ronton, post commander;
Lewis P. Fields, service officer, and
Adjutant Sloan are the delegates who
wlU bo sent by the local post.
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Citizens of Amarillo and the Pan-
handle will be given an opportunity
to view the shird Panhanale-Plaina,
Ine. traveling' exhibit truck during
the three days prior to its departure
from Amarillo, according to O. V:
Vernon, manager of the Chamber of
Commerce.
L It is planned to have the truck
and Panhandle products placed upon •
exhibition during th- air derby here
September 6, 7 and 8,
The first truck, which left Ama-
rillo early last week, has arrived in
Sedalia, Missouri and completed Ils'
preparatlons for exhibiting at the
Missouri State fair now in progress.
In a letter received by the Cham-1
her of Commoroe from G. L. Boykin,
who is in charge of ths first truck.
It was revealed that Missouri State
fair officials are loud in Iboir
praise of the Panhandle exhibit and
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Vaudeville
Features at
1, 3107, Silt, Titi, DtM P. IL
MoRE TMAN A MILLION IN USE
He is in a dilemma. He has no
reserve funds and a pressing
need for cash confronts him.
Desperate straits I Of course
it’s too late to “post mortem**
now. But we can’t help oh-
serving how different his situa-
tion might have been if he had
built up even a modest checking
account, and the friendship and
confidence of a bank.
By RAYMOND BROOKS
AUSTIN, Aug. 19—Dr. O. B.
Mizner, chief of underground water
investigations for the United State,
geologic survey, after a conferenee
hero with state water board members
has begun an inspection In Toxa,
preceding the underground water
survey made posmible by the state
appropriation just approved by Gov.
Moody.
The federal and state governments
will co-operate, and both Toxa, A. A
M. aad the University of Texas have
been asked to ehare the investiga-
tions, it waa announced. Dr. Mizner
will visit South Texaa and North
Texaa briefly before field forees are
■eat out on the underground water
mapping.
Dr. Misner was invited to Texas
from Washington aa soon as Gov.
Moody signed the bill making the
140,000 appropriation. He came im-
mediately, the federal government
already having arranged to carry its
share of the work. The state board
invited Dr. Misner to take general
charge of the survey of underground
water resources, so that all work
undertaken may be correlated and
co-ordinated by the federal agency.
top of the cabinet for kitehen shelf fee.
And this mechanism to extra-powerful. It
keepe foods safely cold, even on the hottest
days. Yet it’s so quiet you don’t hear it
start, or stop, or run.
Now took inside and see how much room
there to... no less than S square foot of shelf
spaas. Tall containers it in easily. And H’s
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Next: Dramatic act, “Confession"
directed by Lionel Barrymore.
Next: "Dixie," a song novelty.
Next: “His Big Minute,” comedy,
starring Lloyd Hamilton.
Next: "The Wheel of Life" with
Richard Dix.
It Bound, like a vaudeville pro-
gram but it is iyst the beet-rounded
program that het bean offered In an
Amarillo movie house.
The 16-minute act, "Confession,"
tapa the list. In comparison, the
main feature shrinks. The entire
notion, take, place just before tapa
on a rainy night in 1918 in a email
French village, and develops into a
splendid commentary on war.
Richard Dix turns romantic in
"The Wheel of Life” but carries over
a few of hle comic gestures that are
at variance with hie part. Esther
Ralston he, a soft husky voice—if it
ia her voice which you can’t be euro
of in these daya of movie hoaxing—
that records well.
The story ia the usual triangular
affair that starts with Mr. Dix
rescuing Miea Ralston aa she leaps
into the Thames; wanders over In-
dia and end, in a Thibetan monastery
with the chant of a monk concerning
the wheel of life. Bald wheel le
decorated circle on the monastery
wall symbolizing reincarnation.
O. P. Haggle gives a fine perfor-
mance of the loving, but elderly hue-
band.
The song net la the firm in Am-
arillo that baa shown familiar
words. At least one person hum-
med the tune of Dixie. It won’t be
long until even the meat timid are
singing.
Lloyd Hamilton introduces a novel
way of escaping the social ostracism
the advertisements promise for the
garterlesa man. He uses a atring
and a elothespin. It weemed to
work.
rattleanake bile sustained early Bat-
RATTLESNAKE VICTIM anv.-Enanznnreniwsatz’iz
■mi ---vuu- "‘vu" home within the next tew daya, a0-
cording to attending physieians.
away in the mountain,
lector of mountain ball
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Mra. Olivo M. Childress returned
Sunday via the Western Air Exproe,
from Loa Angeles, Calif, where she
ha, been spending several week, on
a business and pleasure trip.
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Howe, Gene A. Amarillo Daily News (Amarillo, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 277, Ed. 1 Tuesday, August 20, 1929, newspaper, August 20, 1929; Amarillo, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1567983/m1/3/: accessed July 7, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Texas State Library and Archives Commission.