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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1925
Page
3
An Atlanta based ad promotes Creomulsion as a twofold action remedy for chronic coughs colds and lung troubles. It claims creosote soothes inflamed membranes fights germs and absorbs into the blood to reach the trouble. The ad guarantees satisfaction with a money refund if relief is not achieved and urges readers to ask their druggist.
Alice Terry returns from Africa with Rex Ingram to star in The Arab. The Metro production showcases aristocratic Arab wardrobe including silk gondolas, cashmere robes, and elaborately embroidered burnouses. Miss Terry uses these garments as boudoir attire while theatergoers await Friday’s Mission Theatre showing.
Senate action ends a bitter dispute as Senator Dial of South Carolina withdraws from the permanent record his Saturday speech blaming Democratic colleagues for the defeat last November. The move follows mounting attacks from party leaders and parallels an earlier address by Senator Bruce of Maryland, which remains on record. Dial asked to remove portions alleging party sabotage and that the party deserved to lose the election.
In Cincinnati the funeral for Archbishop Henry Moeller will be held at St. Peter's Cathedral next Tuesday with high church officials attending. Papal delegate Pietro Funasoni-Biondi will attend, Cardinal Hayes will celebrate the high mass and chant the rite for the dead. Attendance by Cardinal Mundelein, Cardinal O Connell and Cardinal Dougherty was unclear due to other duties.
The Vicente Blasco Ibanez story Argentine Love produced for Paramount by Allan Dwan with Bebe Daniels and Ricardo Cortez opened at the Mission Theatre in Amarillo. A screen original romance, the tale follows a Spanish girl loved by two men, a wealthy Argentine landowner and an American engineer, ending with justice and a happy conclusion for most, though Cortez’s villainous Juan Martin meets a typical cinematic fate.
Mrs Sam Meharg said she did not know she had been named secretary of state until a telephone call from the Daily News informed her after she returned from Temple. She told Plainview Chamber of Commerce she would accept and would use common horse sense. The Meharg family faced housing arrangements as her new post was announced.
Penniless former Justice official Gaston B. Means was brought before Federal Judge Lindley in New York on a bench warrant. Represented by Abraham J. Meais after Means could not afford counsel, he faces a trial on a conspiracy to obstruct justice charge with a $10,000 bond. Jarnecke pleaded guilty and may testify for the government. Felder seeks separate trial.
An eminent physician Dr. J H Holmes introduces Mother’s Friend as a remedy to reduce pain during expectancy and birth. The ad claims three generations of mothers used it and pains disappear in two days. It urges expectant mothers to start using the external treatment now for comfort.
The St Andrews Episcopal Men's Club outlined plans for Bishop-elect K Cecil Seaman's consecration on Sunday January 18 and the North Texas Missionary convention to follow. Reports covered invitations housing publicity entertainment and program with finances and publicity. A committee was named to draft resolutions on Clement H Yost who died at Whipple Barracks and vestryman recommendations were also discussed.
Telegrams reported the death yesterday afternoon of Mrs. M. D. Blewett 77 in Kansas City where she sought medical care. A longtime Amarillo resident she lived at 7014 Lincoln street death occurred at 5 45 funeral plans await word from California relatives surviving are three Adsabanetine of Amarillo, Mrs W Ff Goff Kansas City and Mrs Sam Sharp less of California.
Advert shows Marmola Prescription Tablets as a simple method to lose fat with four tablets daily and no dieting or exercise. Claims say thousands regain slender figures and urges purchase from druggists or mail order from Marmola Co., Detroit Michigan.
A letter from Walter A. Keeling's department members, including the porter, lauds his decade in the attorney general's office. They describe his administrative influence shaping state history, guiding executives to constitutional paths and protecting citizens' rights in times of stress.
A short promotional note urges readers to apply an undefined remedy to any rupture. The copy claims wide effectiveness and credits it with convincing thousands, offering a free trial or solution. The fragment cites no names, dates, or organizations.
Advertisement urges anyone with a rupture to write to W. 8. Rice of Adams New York for a free trial of a stimulating application. It promises to tighten muscles and close openings without a truss, warns against gangrene, and claims cures for ruptures as large as two fists.
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