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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1925
Page
5
Night coughing sufferers find relief with Dr King’s New Discovery for Coughs. A teaspoonful held in the throat before bed soothes irritation, loosens phlegm, and promotes sound sleep. Suitable for children’s coughs and spasmodic croup, with a single economical dose per night.
Mrs. Ethel Goss of Row Oklahoma describes a six month battle with eczema covering her face neck and shoulders. After trying treatments with no relief she used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum and saw a noticeable improvement in three days, with complete healing after follow up.
Readable fragment shows a describe of a large barrelled red rubber item with 14 karat band and point and a price or value near 2.08 tied to Austin Dige- o.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a twofold medicine that soothes and heals inflamed membranes while the creosote neutralizes germs. It claims relief for chronic coughs bronchial ailments and lung diseases with a money back guarantee if symptoms persist after following directions.
The Daily News promises a distinct surprise in next Sunday's issue with a new Western Weekly feature. Readers are urged to reserve a copy through the news dealer, as supplies may run low. Subscriptions are offered at 70 cents monthly for the Daily News, 60 cents for The Post, or $1.00 for a combined plan via telephone 883 or mail.
South Western Bell Telephone company files a general denial in district court contesting W F Cobb's damages claim of 29792 for delays in notifying fire department after the December 10 hotel fire at 01 North Taylor Street. The answer also asserts petition inadequacy and includes a demurrer.
Miss Laura V Hamner superintendent of Potter County schools and a member of the Texas State Teachers Association executive committee leaves for Austin where Governor Miriam Ferguson will host an education conference Friday January 80 The meeting follows a recent interview in which President Lee Clark invited the executive committee to attend, amid calls for legislative action on school needs highlighted by the completed School Survey.
The executive committee of the Boy Scouts council plans a breakfast to engage local ministers in expanding scout work. The event is tentatively scheduled for February 4 with EF. E. Voss, deputy regional scout executive from Houston, attending. Voss will arrive February 3 and will be in Lawton and Tulsa on nearby dates.
A boastful sales pitch describes two face powders, a heavy square box Youth Cream Powder at one dollar per box and a light fluffy round box powder at five dollars per box, claiming superior quality and urging readers to clip a coupon for samples.
Former city commissioner A D Armstrong denied plans to run for mayor and said his decision to seek a city commission seat depends on H E Smith and J H Harris seeking re election. If they run he will not run. if they do not, he may consider entering the field. He added he will not run for mayor.
W A Askew of this city sent letters to Fort Worth and Dallas newspapers protesting false weather reports about Amarillo He states that Amarillo has not been 15 degrees below zero in the past ten years and criticizes the published figures as untrue
A grand jury returned an indictment yesterday charging Earl Simmons with forgery for nine small amount checks against Hoffman Construction Company. Simmons is held in the county jail.
A health advisory notes that overindulgence in rich foods can burden kidneys, causing backache and urinary issues. It recommends drinking plenty of water and using four ounces of Jad Salts daily before breakfast for a few days to flush and stimulate kidney activity, plus annual medical kidney checks.
The body of Charles Preston a Wichita Falls railroad man killed in a Denver accident passes through Amarillo on the way to Sweetwater for burial. The body was moved from Fort Worth and Denver to the Santa Fe by Griggs Undertaking. Preston was a member of the Masonic order.
Accept only genuine Phillips Milk of Magnesia the original product prescribed by physicians for 60 years as an antacid laxative and corrective bottles sold at 25 cents and 51 cents include directions available at any drug store.
Washington reports the commerce department released figures on New Mexico for the year ending November 30 1923. Total payments for expenses interest and outings reached 9 822 yu8 with per capita 91560. Details show general department costs 4 137872, rent interest 250291, permanent improvements 2 404160. Revenue receipts were 6 004983 with per capita 11 73 and 41 cents. compares to 1922 totals. Indicates funding from bond proceeds and per capita taxes.
Rainbow Potato Chips are promoted with the claim Bring tears to your hips as they reach grocers and markets, highlighting a bold product pitch and distribution.
An old time recipe suggests using a blend of garden sage and sulphur to darken gray or faded hair. It claims several applications will reveal naturally dark, glossy, and youthful-looking hair, with Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound marketed as a ready made option.
Miss Corrinne Nash of Amarillo, a student at West Texas State Teachers College, has been elected to senior membership in the Lloyd Green Allen Scholarship Society of Texas. She ranks among the top ten percent of her class and may gain permanent status after graduation.
J D Clayton and daughter Esther Clayton returned from Dallas after visiting Frank M Ryburn and family. Nicholas Catharios of Court House Confectionery has been seriously ill at Northwest Texas Hospital. Margaret Crandell filed for divorce from Percy C Crandell in district court. J J Pope remains jailed in county on a swindling charge. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs J F McGurk of Omaha Neb after a telegram to Mr and Mrs A Stinnett, Daphne Stinnett prior Mrs McGurk.
A E Meyer auditor for the Panhandle and Santa Fe Railway departs this morning for Galveston on a business trip.
Mrs. B E Wendle of Sanger Texas sister of Mrs H A Daniel of Amarillo died yesterday afternoon. Mrs Daniel had been at her sister's bedside for several days. No funeral arrangements details were given.
Rural school teachers plan a Saturday gathering in the Potter County school superintendent's office at 2 o'clock. The meeting aims to discuss local education matters and district plans.
Jack Clark reports the death of his infant daughter to his wife Mra Jack Clark during a visit to her parents in Columbia, 8. C. The brief note records the loss following the January birth.
Chesterfield Minstrels headline at the Far Theater in Amarillo with matinee and two evening shows. Admission remains under one dollar despite the large seating capacity and high quality, as the fair backs a top act with no price increase.
The text promotes Marmola Prescription Tablets as a simple weight loss solution avoiding dieting or exercise. It claims easy, safe, and cheap weight reduction with a dollar box available globally and direct mail from Marmola Co., Detroit. It urges immediate use to become slender.
L F Borden of Amarillo notes Harry Snodgrass the famed king of the ivories visited Kansas City theatre Monday night with benefactor J M Whitten. A scene showed Snodgrass in the studio at Jefferson state capitol home where he gained wide fame for his piano playing and critics praised the performance.
William de Mille produced a new Paramount picture featuring Betty Compson as lead with Theodore Roberts, Kathryn Williams, Theodore von Eltz and Robert Edeson. Clara Beranger wrote the screen story, adapting The Fast Set, and calls Locked Doors director’s finest work to date.
Mrs J A Jones of Colley Avenue Norfolk Virginia recounts her health recovery after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound beginning in June 1904. She cites improved life quality during menopause and urges other women to try the remedy, claiming it restored vigor after prior treatments failed.
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