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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1925
Page
10
An Amarillo newspaper ad urges readers to act quickly to obtain the New Universities Dictionary. It promotes a limited time coupon offer, notes the discount, and says the distribution will be withdrawn on Saturday, June 13. Readers nearby can visit The News building or mail in for a copy.
An afterword ad extols Calotabs, a purified calomel tablet for biliousness and digestion. It promises no taste or nausea, no griping, and a morning liver cleanse. If not delighted, druggists refund the price. Sold in 10 and 35 cent packages with one tablet at night.
West Texas State Teachers College Dramatics Club presented Enter Madame directed by Miss Mary Morgan Brown. Senior Annabel Guenther played Madame Lisa Della Robbia, with Elizabeth Shaw ill and her lines read by Mary Vernita Stewart. Cast included Alex Hughes Odell Head Irby Carruth Betty Smalley Tip Carruth Gordon McCarty Arless O’Keefe and P. M. Bailey.
Mr Business Man instructs a cleanup week with guidance to place rub bish at the edge of the alley for city wagons to pick up and provides contact numbers 346 and 180 for arrangements.
West Texas State Teachers College students publish Le Mirage 1926 edition dedicating the annual to Panhandle pioneers. Evetts Haley and staff receive praise for the best teachers college yearbook in the region. Amy Daniels of Sweetwater to edit the 1926 issue.
Burglars gained entry through a rear window of Rubin's Toggery Shop at 4054 Polk Street between Wednesday night and Thursday morning. They stole two suits eight pairs of socks 13 scarf pins two pairs of shoes and several tiles. Entry was made by climbing to a shed roof and no clues were found. This is the store's second burglary of the year following a prior clothing theft about two months earlier.
Lewis Dodson son of Dr and Mrs W Dodson of Amarillo graduated from Texas A and M college as a high honer point man receiving a $50 award from the federal government. He will be home Saturday with a commission as second lieutenant in the Meserve Corps.
The Daily News and Mission Theatre sponsor a Bible contest for local children who read the paper. Questions focus on Old Testament scenes from the production After Six Days arriving at the Mission Theatre next Wednesday and Thursday. Prizes include 10, 5, and 2.50 dollars. Enter by June 8. results announced June 10.
An old advertisement touts Black and White Ointment and Soap as remedies for blotches, pimples, rash, eczema and other skin issues. It claims the products keep skin clear and smooth and notes favorable pricing for sizes, urging readers to buy from dealers.
This notice urges residents to place rubbish on the edge of the alley for city workers to collect during cleanup week. Residents are asked to phone 246 or 180 for details or assistance.
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