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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1925
Page
8
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Washington observers, as 1925 fades, discuss what 1926 may bring. The year saw mixed fortunes: farmers strained, manufacturers benefiting from tariffs, bankers steady, and labor facing coal and living-cost challenges. Congress eyed reduced wartime spending but higher general costs, with enforcement of prohibition a key test. Internationally, a shift toward the League of Nations emerges as Senator Claude Swanson argues for the world court as a first step to league membership.
The Federal Trade Commission cited two Chicago mail order clothing firms for false and misleading advertising. They allegedly labeled cotton garments as wool finished serge and silk garments as silk while misrepresenting imitation furs as real furs.
A vintage health ad claims boils result from impure blood and promotes S. S. S. as a long standing remedy to purify blood and boost red cells. It asserts boils and skin eruptions disappear as blood becomes strong and pure. The ad urges readers to buy the larger bottle from any druggist.
An advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as the instant remedy for backache lumbago and sciatica. It claims rapid relief by rubbing on the back, says the product is harmless and skin friendly, and urges readers to try a small trial bottle from any drug store citing 60 years of recommendation.
Readers asked which J. R. Williams character from Out Our Way wed the school teacher. The paper confirms Smokey is the spouse, noting confusion over timing as a Daily News reporter checked society columns and found no Tuesday marriage.
Persons wanting their auto lights tested had better arrive at the stations early or they may have to wait some time. Every automobile owner must have his lights tested before he is issued a license. Both stations, the WU-Drive-It Co. and the Cooper-Irvin Motor Co., are testing them at about 150 a day. Both report a total of about 900 cars tested.
New York, Dec 29. An increase of 15.1 percent in net operating income for November over the same month last year is shown in reports of forty five class one railroads aggregating 63,659,000. In comparison with 72,654,000 a year ago. October net for the same number of carriers was 107,284,600. Gross revenues for November amounted to 405,026,000 against 536,460,000 in November 1924, and 452,046,000 in October this year.
Orthodox rabbis in the Mizerachii organization of Pittsburgh urge the resignation of Rabbi Stephen Wise of New York from his post as chairman of the United Palestine Appeal of 5.6 million dollars. They cite his recent statement that Jesus was not a myth but a man as the reason for the demand to Louis Lipsky of the Zionist Organization of America.
T. B. O'Brien has charge of the Kiwanis program today at noon at the Amarillo hotel. He will be assisted by H. J. Ween and Dr. P. H. Wolfram. This will be the final meeting of the year. Good used adding machine for sale locally.
An ad touts Red Pepper Rub as a concentrated penetrating heat treatment for sore backs. It claims immediate tingling warmth within minutes, easing pain and stiffness. Genuine packs carry the Rowles branding.
Summary of four Amarillo banks reporting a rise in deposits over the last three months totaling about 9.46 million, nearing the combined September level of 9.52 million. The five-bank total with National Bank of Commerce could exceed 10.1 million, though 1925 end remains two days away with potential further rise. Loans across the four banks stand at about 5.18 million, with figures for individual banks given for 1925 and 1924 comparisons, noting cotton and wheat crop impacts on 1924 deposits.
Borozone treats cuts, sores, burns and galls in both humans and animals with rapid healing. Begin with washing out infectious germs using liquid Borozone, then apply Borezone Powder. Prices listed: liquid 30c, 6c and 1.20. powder 50c and 60c. Sold by all druggists.
Campaign manager Co M McCullough announced a second drive may start after January 1 to reach the $25,000 goal. With $17,000 raised so far, $8,000 short, the chest needs the funds to support its next year activities. The latest substantial gift is a $100 check from Shepard and Wiser, architects.
Special to The None reports Childress now boasts a new water storage reservoir northwest of the city. Pure rain water is filtered and piped for domestic use. Lake Childress spans 600 acres and holds over two billion gallons, enough to run the city three years without rain.
The Lightnin comedy returns to town in a charity tour headlined by Thomas Jefferson as Lightnin Bill Jones. Betsie Bacon and Miles McCarthy join the touring company with Winewell Smith and Frank Bacon credited for the production. Tickets available today at City Drug Store for the January 4 engagement.
Practical eye glasses fitted and treatment for eye ear nose and catarrh without operation offered by Doctor Wolcott at 104 Central Building. Bicycle tires and repairs listed as services with price noted as 00 dollars.
An advertising pitch touts Aspironal as a miracle cold and cough remedy. It claims laboratory endorsement and rapid relief within two minutes, urging readers to buy a bottle for half a dollar and test its efficacy with a money back guarantee. The appeal targets families and children, promising safety and ease of use for all ages.
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