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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1925
Page
35
A fragment from a Lincoln Birthday address mocks politicians and labels a Norman American as a calm, normal majority. It contrasts nonpolitical locals with Bolshevik demonstrations in Madison Square Garden, denouncing snow, streetcar fares, floods, and a mayoral issue.
The piece discusses the March 8 1925 Sunday School lesson on the Saviour on the Cross with Luke 23 33 46 and Romans 832 including analysis of Jesus words Father forgive them today shalt thou be with me in paradise and the temple veil rent It also reflects on religious and social commentary of the era noting quotes on politics normalism and public order. It preserves the historical sermon style and references to scripture and moral lessons.
Sioux Falls 8 Dak James May of 2570 La Lacotah advertises a device claimed to cut gas consumption, prevent carbon buildup and spark plug trouble, and stop overheating. It says many cars achieve over 49 miles per gallon and offers free unit trials by mail to auto owners with a simple five minute installation.
An advertisement proclaims GLANDO-VIM restores vigor and youthful vitality in days. Testimony from Carl D. Clay of Chicago says he feels 25 years younger after treatment, which is offered for 1.95 with a 10 day trial and money back guarantee.
A promotional ad urges parents to use California Fig Syrup to ease unsettled bowels in children. It claims a teaspoonful calms sour stomach, relieves gases and indigestible matter, and returns a playful, well child. The copy stresses gentleness, absence of narcotics, and genuine labeling.
In Hannibal Missouri Becky Thatcher now 86 recalls childhood days with Samuel Clemens, the future Mark Twain, as she stays near his old home. She plans annual birthday tea gatherings, remembers school on a one room frame building, and says she still attends Baptist church while disliking bobbed hair and modern fashions.
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