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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1925
Page
6
Ellensburg Washington woman recalls severe menstrual pains in youth and postnatal discomfort. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with substantial relief after six bottles used across two life stages and urges others to write for details.
Musterole is a mustard-oil salve advertised to relieve cold symptoms and related ailments. The ad touts quick warmth, deep penetration, and soothing relief, noting multiple uses from sore throat to congestion and even pneumonia prevention. It also promotes a milder Children's Musterole option at 35 and 65 cents.
A newspaper ad touts Creomulsion as a twofold medicine that soothes inflamed membranes and kills germs from creosote. It claims effectiveness for chronic coughs, bronchitis, asthma, and chest infections, with a money-back guarantee if relief isn’t seen after following directions.
West Graham Virginia reports Rev. Lewis Evans, over 80, a former gambler turned preacher, endorsing Black Draught after 25 years of use. He describes recurrent liver misery and headaches from biliousness, saying a dose or two relieves symptoms and keeps him well. The product is claimed to be made from medicinal roots and herbs with no drugs.
The Texas Senate approves a sweeping fish regulation bill prohibiting the sale of bass and crappie caught in state waters. Exceptions allow pole and line caught fish for ten months. March and April are closed. Caddo Lake area receives special focus due to depletion concerns. The measure centers revenues for fish propagation and tightens coastal netting and seining rules.
Houston March 11 voluminous correspondence among Klux Klan officials was admitted in the cross action suit by George B. Kimbro former grand goblin seeking 500000 damages for defamation. Letters detail plans to control US government via a Washington bureau led by grand goblin Terrell and call for loyalty checks on congressmen and senators.
Production of crude oil in the United States for the week ending March 7 averaged 1,933,890 barrels per day, down 7,535 from the prior week. Mid-Continent states fell by 18,925 barrels per day, Oklahoma and Kansas led losses, while Texas and Gulf Coast gains offset some declines.
In the Rocky Mountain states the daily oil average rose from 87 710 barrels for the week ending February 28 to 89 795 barrels for the week ending March 7, signaling increased production in Wortham field and Archer county areas.
Music lovers in Canyon and nearby areas eagerly anticipate two April performances by the Garvin Little Symphony Orchestra of Chicago under Ramon B. Girvin. The ensemble, last seen in Canyon, features 18 soloist musicians, with Henry Sopkin as solo violist, celebrated as a prodigy by Musical America.
The U S Lighthouse Service deploys a 50 mile range electric searchlight on Staten Island, claiming it to be the world’s most powerful. The new beacon enhances coastal safety and nighttime visibility for ships entering New York Harbor.
A fragmented Radio Digest program listing from 1925 shows station call signs and broadcast times across Central Time. The chaotic OCR includes numerous stations such as WFAA WABC and WRAB with varied program blocks and silent periods.
Fragmented text shows scattered numerals and letters with no clear events names dates or places. The legible bits indicate numbers and codes but lack coherent reportable details for a summary card.
Miami prospects a cotton gin to handle the coming crop as Roberts County tests its status as a profitable cotton belt. Erick Oklahoma visitors met with chamber of commerce officers. no contract yet but optimism remains. Massed piano concert reserved seats on sale at Collins Drug.
Partial readable lines show numeric scores and times but lack clear names teams or events. Content hints at a sports or timing segment with tenths and tent marks but no complete participants or outcomes.
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