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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1933
Page
3
Washington reports the treasury counts reveal about 17.0 billion dollars in cash and securities. New treasurer W A Julian will sign a historic receipt as Major Walter Woods retires with the record sum.
A vintage ad promotes Carter's Liver Pills to boost bile flow without calomel. It touts quick relief for sour and sunk feelings, urging readers to ask for Carter's Litite Liver Pills and to look for the red label, 25 cents at all stores.
Austin school board orders not to recommend married women as teachers if their husbands hold public jobs including UT and state agencies. About 15 married women affected last year. men with employed wives not impacted. Salary renewals tied to finances. city policy may mirror this approach under new city government led by Guston Morgan.
Dr. George M. Waddill, son of Mr. and Mrs. George M. Waddill of 1824 Taylor Street, has accepted a residency at Children’s Hospital in Birmingham Alabama after completing an internship at Roper Hospital USC Charleston. Waddill graduates include Amarillo High School 1925 Texas Tech A B degree and University of Texas M D degree.
Potter County commissioners will convene in regular session with a full board next Tuesday to address scheduled business and official matters.
A historical ad encourages renewed health through purification with Calotabs. It claims the product purifies the blood by activating the liver kidneys stomach and bowels and offers trial and family package prices. All dealers carry the advertisement.
Prime Minister R B Bennett urged international agreement to curb wheat carry over and stabilize prices. He proposed production reductions and expanded demand by importing nations while tariffs truce remains in place, with a program of tariff reductions to follow.
An article outlines vigilant care for baby bottles and nipples to fight summer ailments. It details cleaning, boiling, and handling bottles and nipples, plus preparing formula with boiled water, cooled, and stirred milk and sugar, then storing in the ice box.
A neighbor's gift helps Father recover from crippling rheumatic pains. Allenru reportedly relieves uric acid and agony within 24 to 48 hours, with a money back guarantee. City Drug Stores offer an 8 ounce bottle for 85 cents.
O B Martin, extension director at Texas A and M College, is set to lead farm-leasing administration in Texas under the farm relief act. A state board including Governor Ferguson and J E McDonald will supervise leases to raise prices by retiring land. County agents will negotiate leases. rents funded by processors taxes.
The Daily News outlines guidelines for letters to the editor ensuring submissions avoid religious issues and abusive content. Anonymous lottery entries will not be printed. Unacceptable letters may be returned, and delivery cannot be guaranteed.
A letter to the editor from J. J. Mickle, reprinted in Amarillo News, critiques a Fort Worth Star-Telegram piece advocating beer sales and repeal of the 18th Amendment. The writer notes his lifelong prohibition stance while warning readers against confusion from the article and its stance.
A charge of driving while intoxicated against Joe Deason was dismissed by Justice B R Clark Thursday afternoon at a preliminary hearing. Deason was arrested and charged by the office of Constable Howard Elliott. Frank Lamar also was arrested by the constable's office on a charge.
A home remedy ad claims tying your feet with Radox dissolved by soaking in hot water for 20 minutes relieves burning swelling and hard skin. It promises a strong feel by morning and offers a money back guarantee. A large package costs 45 cents at City Drug Stores and drugstores nationwide with mail orders available.
Special to The News Shamrock Texas June 15 H A Henderson vice president of the Texas Oklahoma Singers Association discussed selecting buildings for the annual convention with Shamrock chamber officials and potential date changes. Directors will decide Sunday after a Wheeler County singing convention meeting. Local leaders urge moving the event from October to late summer to host more sessions outside and attract farm families. The convention is expected to draw about 5000 attendees and feature noted singers from across the country.
A man accused of automobile theft remains in the county jail after his bond was forfeited last Monday on the criminal docket in county court.
Buy one of the world’s finest cars at low pre inflation prices and receive a free trip to Chicago for the World’s Fair. Pay only the down payment then travel round trip in a Pullman with meals and three days in Chicago at no cost. Free fair admission and daily transport, then delivery in Chicago or South Bend. Limited time offer.
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