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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1916
Page
8
Fort Worth Chapter holds a retention in honor of a woman named Mire Mary Jane emmere. The event honors her father Jones Traore of Cincinnati who served with George Washington, with references to liberty bells in Philadelphia and other era figures.
A vintage medical advertisement touts Othine for freckle removal with a money back guarantee. It claims high success and promises clearer complexion, urging users to apply and trust the product’s double strength formula.
Fragmentary medical note references ear diseases and deafness terms with Dr Claude Wolcott as specialist. The readable text mentions hearing issues and treatment context, indicating a medical bulletin style from a historical source.
A sermon notes Mary and Martha from Luke 10 38 42 arguing Mary chose the better part by focusing on spiritual mindsets over worldly duties The pastor Wallace Hassett cites women in Christian service as diverse in temperament yet united in faith affirming women have a rightful place in ministry and equality in God’s plan
The text argues that the unwise, the many distractions of life weigh us down. It urges choosing one thing to please God, to belong to Christ, and to devote spare time to serving Jesus. It contrasts Mary and Martha, urging women to abandon weariness by focusing on devoted service.
The management of Hotel Iarillo announces dances will continue Saturday evenings with no change to existing policies on diversion. Patrons are invited to continue their patronage and attend as before.
Troubled at night with backache and waking for relief, Henry Rudolph of Carmi Illinois reports lasting sleep after using Foley Kidney Pills. The ad claims the pills relieve kidney trouble and rheumatic pain, with prompt, efficient results and no more nighttime interruptions. Collins-Austin Drug Co. promotes the remedy.
Judge J W Crudgington refutes Amarillo Daily News claim about his stance in the 125th district race. He says he would serve if elected, supports submission only if the people want it, and endorses prohibition from the precinct to the world. He states his candidacy was correctly described only for the cited Saturday evening remarks.
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