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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1925
Page
7
A reader suggests using Life Savers between cigarettes to freshen the mouth and improve the taste of the next smoke. The tip promotes keeping a handy pack of the mints for a perceived boost after hard days and to support a lingering smoking habit.
Local Izaak Walton League members at City Hall endorsed aiding Panhandle Boy Scout councils in stocking Camp Warner in Palo Duro canyon with small game birds. A Boy Scout Campaign headed by Judge Motlow will seek new members by Sep 1, with a banner for the troop securing the largest muster.
Stop itching eczema by applying Zemo from any druggist for 35c. Extra large bottle 1.00. Healing begins on contact and soon clears eczema tetter pimples rash blackheads and similar skin diseases. Zemo is a penetrating antiseptic liquid for clearing skin and keeping it healthy. Zemo Soap 25c Zemo Ointment 60c.
The Amarillo School of Music broadcast on WOAG lasted over an hour reaching listeners in Amarillo and surrounding towns. Emil F Myers and Mrs Myers presented pupils in a new Martin station broadcasting room with a new microphone. Performers included Miss Pearl Sweet and Miss Enid Mayer with vocal numbers and pieces by Miss Alva A Smith Babe Warren and Robert Watkins. Mr Myers spoke about the Spring Festival and numerous calls came in.
One hundred ten members were added to a Post American Legion by the membership drive ending last night. The Red team led with 59 memberships, Whites 26, Blues 25. Banquet plans honor team workers as the post funds the meal. Adjutant General Mark McGee, state commander Colonel Wolfe, and State Adjutant Gale Bre are to attend. Wolfe will speak at the April 1 Legion-Guard smoker and McGee at the banquet on April 2.
Mrs. E Mogert 77 died suddenly at 7 pm She is survived by her son Richard and was mother of Judge Walter Mogert who died here recently She had lived in Hereford for 15 to 20 years Funeral services at the Christian Church 4 pm Wednesday with burial in the local cemetery
Jess L. Campbell facing perjury charges in district court had his trial postponed as attorney Alex Mood cited the defendant's physical illness. The case was called on Tuesday but adjourned to today due to health concerns.
Circle No 1 of the First Christian Church holds a meeting at 2 30 this afternoon with Mrs J W Keeton at 601 Carolina street inviting all members of Circle No 6 to join. Mrs R R Cole returning Fort Worth after visiting Mr and Mrs 8 J Cole. Mayor Eugene 8 Blasdel shopped yesterday per city hall bulletin noting he went to Plemons to buy suspenders. Massed piano concert reserved seats available at Collins Drug.
Lin designs a side door busser as march 10 delivers a notice about motor busses becoming top heavy amid congested streets due to growing automobile numbers. Herlin notes rising concerns and potential safety implications as traffic density increases.
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