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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1930
Page
4
Supporters say large rallies show Ferguson popularity and hint at votes for Jim and Ma Ferguson in the primary. Critics note crowds often come for entertainment, not for endorsements, and warn the governor couple will face a verdict later in the season.
An editorial argues that respected professionals should advertise to protect the public from quacks and shoddy work. It cites Benjamin F. Betts and notes rising acceptance west of the Hudson, with ethical pushbacks in New York and Tacoma.
A brief reflection contrasts divine justice with human balance of accounts. It frames judging as determining which side the odds favor. The quote references Ecclesiastes and John Locke’s view on judgment.
A nationwide effort sees a group expanding its advertising network across multiple newspapers. The initiative targets broader audience reach, leveraging cross-paper placements to boost visibility for campaigns and promotions.
In New York City the care free stork mirrors the metropolis busy scene. Department stores run emergency nurseries to handle daily baby basements sales rushes while European mothers seek bargains. Traffic rules curb chaos but crowds still press Herald Square, counting over 300 thousand pedestrians daily. Gilbert Swan reports.
Rodney Dutcher notes Latin American presidents elect visiting Washington and compares receptions to Hoover's tours. Brazil's Prestes received formal shows and crowds, but Washington lacked popular excitement seen in Rio. The piece suggests such visits may become customary and boost international ties and finance links.
The narrator visits Jasper Jake who laments endless pain and refuses bitter medicines while a soup and consolations fail to ease his woes. At Gaffer Spry’s cottage a custard pie lifts spirits despite shared aches and old pains, as Spry notes many unseen sufferings and mocks trivial remedies.
A child narrator recalls a dime exchange with his father. The dialogue touches on a boy’s dream of starting a bank account, social regard, and a college expulsion over a trivial science error while hinting at aging, family, and future rewards.
A humorous brochureish passage features Flapper Fanny debating savings with a doller invested at 6 percent yielding 6 cents, then questions interest on 30 dollars at 8 percent and 90 dollars 42 cents at 13 5/8 percent. A diversion to spending with Mommy Simminsen ends the bit.
A historical account recalls the June 25 1876 clash at the Little Big Horn where 260 U S cavalry under General George A Custer faced a larger Dakota force. Surrounded and overwhelmed, all Custer’s men perished in about 20 minutes while one scout reportedly escaped. Marble monuments mark the fallen. The campaign aimed to protect Northern Pacific surveyors in Indian territory.
A health notice explains athlete's foot as a contagious ringworm of the feet caused by tinea trichophyton. It outlines symptoms itching redness scaling and cracking, transmission in gymnasiums pools and baths, and remedies including antiseptic treatments ultraviolet light sun exposure and daily foot care.
The item lists five questions about grammar pronunciation spelling and word meaning with supplied answers. It covers suggestions to soften tone, the correct syllabic pronunciation of discovery, the misspelled invasion, the definition lineage as descent from a progenitor, and exasperate as the ex meaning to annoy.
ABE MARTIN notes that Spanish-American War veterans will gain an eleven million dollar pension boost. He wryly observes that many wives could have predicted Gandhi would gain no traction with such a plan and mentions the tariff coming into effect.
S J Cole traffic manager of the Amarillo Chamber and Kiwanis Club president travels with his family to Atlantic City as a Kiwanis International delegate from Amarillo. They plan a two week trip returning by boat to Galveston where he attends a Texas Industrial Traffic League convention of which he is president.
Mayor Berkley summoned C. W. Boyd the plumbing inspector and George A. Schwan the electrical inspector to Shamrock for a consult on a city building ordinance. At its next regular meeting, Shamrock plans to adopt a new building code.
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