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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1925
Page
7
Mrs Layton of Louis, Missouri, recalls three months of severe side pain and weakness. After reading testimonials she used Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, felt relief from the first bottle, and recommends it to friends.
D. L. McDonald recounts a tense Amarillo Water Board dispute over missing Word test logs and Kiersted correspondence. He describes pressure from Engineer Jones, attempts to suppress records, and a search of city files that ends with McDonald recovering the logs and related papers, then demanding proper filing. Also notes Mitchell denial on Navy censorship claims.
The House passed a Senate bill to appoint two additional circuit judges for the eighth circuit. Passed 153 to 14, the measure heads to the president. Proponents say judges are overburdened to clear dockets across Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, Arkansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Kansas, North Dakota, South Dakota, Wyoming, Oklahoma, Utah, and New Mexico.
About two hundred high school students walked out when Superintendent J C Cochran denied a holiday on Texas independence anniversary. They drove through town to Devil's River twelve miles away and spent the day there. A faculty and school board meeting was held to plan punishment for the strikers.
Kansas City March 6 Conditions on the west coast of Mexico are favorable to the Kansas City Mexico and Orient Railroad. Receiver W T Kemper said after an inspection trip. Two irrigation projects under consideration could add a million acres of land to territory tributary to the railroad. The land would market vegetables two to five weeks ahead of Florida or California.
Three of five members of the House committee assessing irregularities in the Bureau of Engraving and Printing say there has been duplication of bonds, some fraudulent, though the extent is undetermined. The treasury and bureau conditions are called incomplete and evasive by the committee majority.
The advertisement promises relief from burning eczema and itching after application of Peterson's Ointment. It claims the ointment purifies and clears skin with repeated use, offering a large box for 60 cents and mail orders from Peterson Ointment Co. Buffalo NY.
Beecham's Pills are extolled as indispensable by J M Ramsay of New Jersey after sixty years of married life. He asserts his family relies on the remedy for constipation and biliousness and claims it provides prompt relief without adverse after effects, praising its long standing efficacy.
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