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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1914
Page
7
An old time practice uses Sage Tea and Sulphur to darken gray hair. Modern kits like Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur claim easy, tasteless use with a comb or brush. The product promises quicker color, lustre, and reduced dandruff and itching.
Notice to creditors of First State Bank of Amarillo insolvent closure claims must be filed by July 11 1914 with guaranty provisions by May 1 1904. Claims after May 1 1914 not entitled to guaranty payments. Special Agent Jalioots to receive proofs at the bank in Amarillo. Also John Emory Penney bankrupt with first meeting of creditors set for June 16 1914 in Amarillo with Referee BEN H. STONE presiding.
A brief exchange notes a married man’s misfortune as he discovers a hole in his pocket and a button missing from his coat, highlighting humorous domestic detail in a compact moment.
The term French briar or briar is linked to plants grown in Sicily Calabria Corsica and in recent years Algeria. The brief note lists regions where the briar variety is produced.
A guest recalls barefoot mud stained boys digging for clams at low tide, pulling clams from the mud with their toes, while a waiter reassures that the restaurant sources its shellfish from a different supplier.
The text describes Dutch nail care using a dentist like wheel device and electric polishers with steel points, rotating wheels, and a velvet cushion. It notes a European price near a florin and contrasts with Scotland where treatments cost about forty cents in American currency.
The notice lists candidates and officials for the Forty-seventh Judicial District including James N. Browning Joan W. Vale Hugh L. Umpires and Henry S. Bishop for various roles such as District Attorney County Judge County Clerk Sheriff Tax Assessor and Treasurer along with other named individuals. The document reflects impending local elections and official appointments across multiple offices.
Dissociated times show routes Hereford to Clovis and Hoswell to Carlsbad with morning and afternoon departures. Text is garbled but indicates multiple stops and times around 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM.
An unsigned advertisement extols rad Salta and Jad Salts as remedies to flush kidneys and stop bladder irritation, claiming they prevent cloudy urine and nocturnal trips. It mentions Sir Ronald Ross and a tropical medicine paper on a new malaria parasite, then a joke about a druggist’s mispronounced medicine.
Figures show about 4 708 000 0 wood screws consumed yearly in the United States. Industry analysts note steady demand across construction hardware and woodworking sectors.
Katwas City Star reports on a rural exchange where Bereaved Hroth er Belliges, mourning his fourth wife, contends that the land and hardship force many to seek remarriage while emphasizing faith in the Lord. The exchange reflects local tensions over loss and duty in the community.
A humorous glimpse shows a newly married man struggling to display enthusiasm for his bride’s beauty as she stacks her hair on the bureau for the night. The lighthearted note highlights domestic routine and marital mood.
Classified note states that Daily News want ads require payment in cash at submission. The instruction stresses immediate payment for listings before publication.
Dr David T Hanson M D physician and surgeon offers surgery and surgical diseases of women and operates a pathological laboratory contact via phone 273 or 660 for appointments and inquiries at the Carson Building
An old country man walks London streets playing a worn concertina. He spots a brass plate reading Doctor of Music and asks the servant if the doctor can mend the old instrument, in his inimitable speech.
Fragmentary reflection on how people misjudge their own guilt and moral standing. The piece suggests many justify wrongdoing by rationalizing motives and downplaying personal responsibility.
Kansas City market notes show cash wheat values for No 2 red at 93 1 3 to 92 with various futures and white and mixed grains quoted. The report lists No 2 white around 41 1 3 to 42 and milked milk products at 40 3 4.
Fort Worth market notes cattle futures and livestock prices for the week with top beef steers around 8.00 to 8.50, cows 5.00 to 6.00, heifers 5.50 to 7.50, and calves steady. Sheep and goats show strong demand though lamb and fat ewe prices vary. overall numbers indicate slower pace for most classes.
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