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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
7
An old time newspaper ad touts S.S.S. as a blood purifier to cure eczema acne boils rheumatism and fatigue. It claims increased red blood cells vitality and renewed vigor from vegetable ingredients and urges readers to buy two sizes at local drug stores.
Yorkshire Evening Post quotes readers complaining about bad seats and obstructed views at a venue. Patrons say visibility was worse than expected and numerous attendees could not see the stage, reducing enjoyment.
A local tailoring shop promotes custom garments made to individual measure with strict all wool fabrics and first class tailoring. The ad guarantees a perfect fit and genuine savings of $15, inviting customers to visit and view the latest styles.
Del Rio Texas reports that Captain Leopoldo Trevino and one rebel soldier were killed when federal troops under Colonel Felipe Menchaca defeated a rebel detachment in Coahuila. Rebels fled to Chihuahua after surrender rumors. Troops captured horses carbines and pistols. Both Trevino and Hernandez were known in Del Rio, with Menchaca previously a bandit.
President Harding takes the oath before Chief Justice Taft on the White House plaza in a calm orderly ceremony. He delivers a measured address stressing economy to save people, asking divine aid for his task and declaring the nation’s aim to merit God’s favor.
President Calvin Coolidge and Vice President Charles Dawes were sworn in amid a restrained crowd and formal ceremonies. Officials and governors, including Nellie Ross, attended in the Senate chamber, with Mrs. Coolidge greeting guests in the gallery. The parade along Pennsylvania Avenue followed, ending at the White House where Coolidge returned to begin a new term.
Mrs. Nellie T. Ross attends the ceremony as Governor of Wyoming sits with Bratton while Senator Bursum ends his term with a swan song. Reed questions Bursum about a $60 monthly pension for a $5,000 yearly government salary tied to George A. Curry of Socorro New Mexico. Monarch sinking secrecy sparks parliamentary debate.
Dan D Casement of Manhattan Kansas a nationally known feeder of livestock spoke at the Ninth Annual Livestock Convention and visited Amarillo as an interested attendee.
Berlin reports the funeral train bearing Friederich Ebert left at 6 40 pm bound for Heidelberg where burial will occur two hours after arrival. Officials of the city will oversee Berg Cemetery interment with a civil escort due to French occupation. About a million Berliners watched the procession as political tensions eased and socialist and labor groups marched peacefully.
A puncture proof inner tube is claimed to withstand 600 punctures in Chicago without losing air and may extend tire life beyond 12 000 miles. Priced similarly to standard tubes, it invites inquiries via Mr M 8 Sweet 1268 Glenlake Ave Chicago for agents.
Washington March 4 Mae F Nolan of San Francisco the lone woman in the 68th Congress left office after more than two years without speaking on the floor. She served the remainder of her late husband’s term and was elected in her own right but did not seek re election. The next Congress will have Florence Kahn and Mary Norton as the two other women members from California and New Jersey respectively.
Havana dispatch reports General Pershing's illness delays entertainment plans for his party with a possible visit to President Zayas. The Maine memorial dedication is expected Sunday with Cuban officials hoping Pershing attends. Federal indictments in Houston charge mail fraud against eight men linked to the Co-Operative Investment Co and Madison Oil and Coal. Austin coverage notes Cameron county tax remission for flood control and irrigation, and bills on corporate depositions and railroad charter extensions advancing in the legislature.
In Washington March dio a vale dietary speech in the House Speaker Cilliett, later sworn in as Massachusetts senator, said he would rather be speaker of the House than hold any other post. The article notes defeats on charter change and a Holbrook bill regarding juvenile boards in large counties.
A pharmacist’s tiny bottle of Freezone costs only a few cents and claims to numb and detach corns whether hard soft or between toes without causing soreness. It advertises simple, swift use with no irritation, enabling finger removal of the corn or callus.
Advertises Creomulsion as a twofold remedy for chronic coughs colds and pneumonia promising to soothe inflamed membranes attack germs and heal the throat and lung troubles. Claims Creosote is the key healing agent with added elements and offers money back if relief is not obtained after following directions.
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