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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1925
Page
2
Rev Earl A Blackman argues boxing should be taught in colleges and high schools as a wholesome sport. He praises its safety under amateur rules, recalls minimal equipment needs, and claims proper training reduces injuries and fosters discipline among young men.
A terse ad describes a cough relief product promising relief from night coughing and throat irritation for both adults and children including croup. It claims the remedy works quickly with a single dose and is inexpensive, available at all good druggists.
Mrs George Bunter of Columbus Georgia describes severe side pains after marriage. She lost weight from 126 to under 100 pounds and stayed in bed for long periods. After taking Cardus she improved, gained weight, and says the medicine works as a tonic.
Newspaper men wrap up a cordial interview with Governor and Mrs. Ferguson at the mansion. They discuss the Montalbano pardon inquiry and the eight Montalbanos, plus plans for future news briefings. The governor jokes about not wanting a cow at the mansion as reporters sample peach preserves.
More than a hundred people will travel to Amarillo with cars provided for the journey. A brief luncheon program is planned followed by a business meeting with concise speeches. Delegates are asked to gather at the Amarillo Hotel Friday at 10 45 a.m. Cal Farley will follow with a repair wagon in case of breakdown. Panhandle will welcome all visitors and delegates.
Treasury notice from Comptroller Henry M Dawes warns all potential claimants against First National Bank of Groom Texas to present proof within three months to receiver George Schweinfurth or be disallowed. Also includes an advertisement for McMullin's Formula and Randal Drug Co product listing.
In Austin on January 21 Associated Press reports Representative B F Bean of Kirbyville introduced a bill to form a state administrative board replacing the existing control board. The seven-member board would include the governor as chairman and key state officials, abolish the control board, the state budget commission and purchasing agent duties, and supervise all administrative boards and state institutions. It is unclear if the measure is tied to Mrs Ferguson. Other bills in the same session address divorces on uncorroborated evidence, making failure to support a felony, regulating for hire autos as common carriers, and raising the compulsory education limit.
A reader note claims Adilerika relieved digestive discomfort quickly. The advertisement asserts the product treats gas stomach issues and constipation with rapid results and no gripes, promising relief within hours. The notice credits Randal Drug Co with the Ady endorsement.
Senators discuss when to consider impeachment measures with no substantive debate. Hardin calls for next Friday, Fairchild proposes Monday, Flori moves to Wednesday. the senate approves the Wednesday morning session. Names May Albert Oscar Rudolph Jose Ramon appear in the record.
A vintage ad urges using half a California lemon to rub hands daily for dry rough or cracked skin. It promises soft smooth hands and a youthful look, claiming lemon juice acts as a natural lotion and whitener.
Governor Ferguson calls for sensible armory funding, tougher laws on murder and liquor, and a broad pardon reform. The message urges prison revenue solutions, prison farm sale, and Houston residence for commissioners. It outlines education funding via a cigarette tax and plans for new insane asylum in West Texas.
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