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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1925
Page
7
An advertisement urges nervous individuals to take S.S.S. claiming it builds red blood cells and strengthens the nervous system. It touts a long history since 1826, asserts blood purification and systemic benefits, and promises improved energy, vitality, and appearance through a purely vegetable formula.
A Virginia mother reports her daughter's scalp eczema healed in two weeks using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She notes initial redness and itching, severe irritation, and relief after starting the treatment. The ad promotes Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum for toilet uses with sample offers.
The Rev. Lewis Evans of West Graham Virginia, over 80, praises Black Draught after 25 years of use. He states liver pains and headaches subsided, and he now uses it to prevent spells, claiming the remedy is natural and non mineral.
A new spray named Flit, by Standard Oil’s Chemical Products Division, is being introduced in Amarillo. District sales manager W. B. Jones arrived to market Flit to jobbers, grocers, and druggists. The product reportedly kills flies and insects within 5 to 10 minutes and leaves no residue.
Deaf Smith County women form a new canning club in the Wyche community. Eighteen enthusiastic farmers attended the inaugural meeting. Officers elected include Mrs Cox as president, Mrs Jim Saunders as secretary, and Mrs Edd East as vice president. A year long live at home program and interclub participation are planned to boost community canning.
Colonel Beneham Cameron aged 70, president of the Bankhead National Highway and director of the American Automobile Association, died at his Raleigh home after a brief pneumonia illness. His death was unexpected.
A high pressure dominating the southeast and a central low over western Kansas this morning set the scene for temperate weather. Temperatures rise in the Mississippi valley and eastern districts while rain has fallen in the northwest and from Amarillo northeast to Kansas City. Expect fair weather tonight and Tuesday with a cooler night.
A $2,000,000 investment reshapes Panhandle area with a new large machine shop, pipe threading from 20 inch to 2 inch, and heavy equipment including lathes and welders. Santa Fe rail extensions and spurs, plus a proposed 26 mile Burlington branch, signal major growth around Panhandle City and the new oil pool.
A vintage advertisement urges readers to use a “Tiz” foot bath for tired feet. It promises relief from corn, callus, and bunion pain, claiming the product draws out poisonous exudations and makes shoes feel comfortable. The copy invites readers to test the product free by sending a coupon.
Fred Surratt has completed a two story brick building at Fourth and Main in Panhandle City costing over 26000. The building houses twenty professional offices on the second floor and a two way drive in filling station on the first floor. Main street paving and a new Masonic Temple are planned as Panhandle grows toward becoming a leading North Plains city.
A long obituary details the life of Thos R Marshall born in Chester Wabash County Indiana March 14 1854 son of Dr Daniel M and Martha A Patterson Marshall. A Wabash College graduate who read law and was admitted to the bar at 21, he rose to governor and national figure and was vice presidential nominee in 1912 and 1916. Married Lois I Kimsey in 1895 he valued family duty and civic work, loved detective stories and Bible study, and served as a Presbyterian and Mason while engaging in teaching and charitable efforts.
Mrs Theo Willey of Indianapolis endorses Mother's Friend for easier deliveries and fewer pains. She recalls chloroform, instruments, and fearing death with her first child, then praises the product for subsequent births when doctors arrived late. Bradfield Regulator Co. offers a free booklet. the remedy is sold nationwide with directions included.
An advertisement extols Tanlac as Nature's tonic and builder. It claims the formula uses roots and herbs worldwide to purify blood, aid digestion, boost appetite, and add pounds. It asserts millions recovered health and urges readers to buy at their druggist today for quick results.
Mrs. M. E. Chappelle a nurse in Wauwatosa Wisconsin attests in fifteen years of nursing experience that Tan lac has restored dozens of run down people to health and strength and that she has recommended it time and again with surprising results.
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