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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1923
Page
5
A fragment from a letter by Leslie Prescott to Sally Atherton from a boarding school era. The note discusses sympathy for Sam’s disaster, financial help from mothers, and a hopeful eye specialist prognosis. The tone blends intimate friendship with hints of marital strain.
Sally Atherton writes to Leslie Prencott about feeling forgotten, receiving Vera Stokley’s relay of her college era allowance, and Bam’s plea. She recalls Ree’s words and confesses enduring love for Sam, kissing his sightless eyes and noting marriage’s solemnity amid grief and anger.
A humorous testimonial from Banda Drug Co. claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy clears gas, colic, and intestinal inflammation, eliminating the need for surgery and promising a money back guarantee if not convinced. The advertiser asserts one dose proves the product's effectiveness.
Stop itching eczema with Zemo. Extra large bottle $1.00. Healing begins on application and soon traces of eczema, tetter, pimples, rash, blackheads and similar skin diseases are removed. Zemo is the penetrating antiseptic liquid trusted when others fail for skin troubles.
An old advertisement touts Vampiro as a new poison for roaches promising death by suffocation. It claims effectiveness on all insects while being harmless to humans and animals and offers boxes for sale through dealers at ten cents.
President Warren G. Harding presents a red, white and blue streamer and a letter to the Amarillo Scout Council for a 8 o'clock ceremony at the city park tonight. The streamer honors a 25 percent membership gain from a national drive. Event features include buglers, stunts, a Meuse Argonne story, a council welcome by Charles Fisk, and a farewell taps bugle before dismissal.
A quirky note links car arrivals with crop timing and beetle abundance, urging shoppers to buy by the box or crate from the grocer while claiming beetles outnumber all other creatures.
Sister Bonaventura Agnes Carrier, 79, native of Syracuse New York, died in Honolulu ending the group of seven Franciscan Sisters who arrived in April 1883 to serve Kalaupapa leper settlement on Molokai. Only survivor now is Sister Creneia, living at the Bishop home. others Marianne Remata Rosalia Antonina and Marlia are dead.
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