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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1919
Page
2
A historical newspaper fragment lists mailing rates and distribution reach across regions including Texas and Fort Worth. It references telegraphic dispatches and ongoing publication plans with subscription periods and prices, indicating a wide circulation network and pricing structure.
Wartime sentiment echoed in AP dispatch as leaders Clemenceau Wilson and George guide the Paris peace talks. The article notes hopes for lasting democracy, the German reaction, and the role of Allied powers in shaping postwar freedom for all.
An analyst argues that German leaders will warn the Allies against violating the treaty and risking a new war. The piece suggests German citizens would endure hardship but seeks to prompt compliance with the postwar agreement to secure world peace.
A religious reflection recalls John 12:26 on following Christ and serving God through duty. The piece urges faith in salvation through Christ and loyalty to moral duties, and connects the 4th of July to honoring soldiers and universal freedom. It surveys postwar politics, German peace treaty reactions, and Polish resistance, noting revolutionary sentiment and Allied tensions. It ends with a jab at careless drivers ignoring traffic laws.
Lawler says the local Red Cross will establish a first aid station staffed by a trained nurse for the July Fourth celebration Friday, aiming to provide immediate medical help if needed.
A long discussion on truthful advertising as vital to buyer seller relations notes Amarillo merchants uphold high standards. It cites a 1920s magazine ad campaign by the American Cacity Machinery Co and praises Amarillo stores for integrity, reliability, and value, drawing local trust across the Panhandle.
A heated session discusses the league covenant with Senators Johnson Reed and others arguing the United States would cede power to a nine-member world government. They attack the league as undermining independence, racial rhetoric surfaces, and President Wilken is hissed amid debate at the meeting.
New York State superintendent Win. Ho Anderton stated that no steps will be taken to enforce wartime prohibition. The announcement was issued tonight and outlines policy directions for enforcement and compliance.
Factory sale offers puncture proof tires and tubes at low prices for ten days. Includes guaranteed mileages and half price on other tires, with references to customer satisfaction and payment by check or cash.
An article notes that representatives Younger and John I. Kincely of Canyon are enlisted for three years in the aviation corps. They will be sent to Camp Travia to begin their training phase and duties with the Commercial Company in Alaska associated with the Standard Oil Company in the United States.
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