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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1930
Page
4
Fragmentary notice from Amarillo Daily News mentions independent and democratic affiliations with unclear context. No clear events, dates, or named individuals readable in the text.
The Amarillo scene hosts State Senator Tom Love launching his Panhandle campaign with a Friday night ad in Amarillo, followed by James Ferguson for his wife next Wednesday. The region holds sway as a balancing political force with about 503,000 residents in the 188th district, drawing candidates who aim to win over Northwest Texas voters. The News endorses Senator Small for statewide leadership and efficiency, urging open discourse as Love and Ferguson vie for influence in a state long torn by factionalism.
June coverage recalls Fifth Avenue show windows and fashion displays priced near a hundred dollars, plus a profile of Grover Whalen as Manhattan police head. The piece sketches retail spectacle, crowd reactions, and Whalen’s role in the city’s public life and social scene.
A Washington Letter notes a reported white whale seen near the coast, accompanied by a black whale. Commander P. F. Reach logs describe a white whale surfacing near the Modoc, moving toward port, then diving and vanishing with a black companion. The incident prompts discussion of iceberg patrols and international communications guiding ships through the North Atlantic. Various reports mention radio broadcasts from Washington to New York and Boston about ice conditions and berg movements.
Fragmentary diary style notes recount a June 18 1816 memory of the battle that ended Napoleons power near Brust Belgium. The text mixes military action with household scenes and a mismatched stream of dialogue, leaving unclear context and participants.
A poem recounts Jabez Jinks turning from a cheerful, well dressed and patient husband to a sick, irritable figure driven by pills. As illness advances his demeanor and ambitions fade, while his wife endures care and agitation until health returns, mirroring a common arc in poet Walt Mason’s verse.
Focuses on inflammation of mucous membranes across body parts including nasal throat bronchial tubes and stomach. Describes causes from infection pollution and irritating secretions, and outlines home remedies such as blood cleansing, hydration, enemas, skin soaking, nasal polyp removal, and dietary adjustments to alkalize blood and avoid irritating foods. Mentions cautions for severe inflammations and digestive tract cases, advising professional care when needed.
Fragmentary report notes a political tension near Wellington with references to Parleon de Ted and Rinselé. The text mentions a person sent to St Helen, about 600 miles off the coast, where he died.
Dairymen of Potter County will meet Thursday to hear specialist dairymen from Washington and to discuss planned meetings for Randall and Hemphill counties. The Potter County gathering will be at Joe Gray Dairy Farm on Highway 64, west of Amarillo, starting at 2 PM.
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