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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1925
Page
6
Superintendent F J MacKie and Mrs MacKie leave for New York and other eastern points for about two weeks on business. M J Storm departs for a southern business trip. Mrs A A Lumpkins visits relatives at Meridian Texas. A list of local names follows.
A weekend celebration by nurses at the Northwest Texas hospital Nurses Home featured green and white decor, music, dancing and games. A St Patrick luncheon followed with Shamrock Salad sandwiches pickles cake and hot coffee. Attendees included Misses Jones Nina Hanson Viola Hanson Andre Chappell Mann and McCombs.
Thousands troubled by nightly coughing find rest with Dr Kine's New Discovery. A teaspoonful held in the throat for 15 to 20 seconds before swallowing soothes irritation and loosens phlegm, often bringing a first night of sound sleep and rapid cough relief without harmful drugs.
A historical remedy claims pimples, boils, and skin eruptions come from toxins in the bowels and blood. It suggests four ounces of rad Salts daily in water for a week to stimulate kidneys and cleanse the blood, reducing eruptions and purifying the skin.
The Vierian Club meeting scheduled for this afternoon at Mrs. F A Lehman's home on Harrison Street is postponed due to the death of Dy Thomas.
La Aquillee Club gathered at Mrs. C. J. Blackburns home 1510 Polk Tuesday afternoon with hyacinths and ferns. A business session approved the Quinquennial expense quota and filled the secretary vacancy. D Roach reported for the City Federation, and R L Rogers was elected new member. Norene Blackburn performed piano pieces and readings, Ophelia Wray played piano, a delicious luncheon followed. special guests included Olin F. Hardy S E Fish Lee Williams and others.
The P. O. Women's Club held a Tuesday meeting presided by Mrs. J. storm with Mrs. A. N. Oliver, discussing a new stage and a State chapter. Mrs. H. J. Farwell spoke on painters of Western Life, and music by Mrs. H. E. Kullingsteen featured. Light refreshments followed.
A district manager and auxiliary members hosted a large Swamrock Woodmen Circle event with elaborate banquets and readings. The campaign to raise funds for a State convention in San Antonio reached $1,000 as dances markets and other efforts continued. Soon a special train through Amarillo will pick up about 40 delegation members for the convention.
Miss Wanda Wilbanks cages a weekend at her home with Mrs. McCombs and her son Robert, both recently released from the hospital after an illness.
A writer notes women improvise by pinning small dressed dolls at the collar when a necktie is unavailable. The practice, described as clever and stylish, is reportedly popular among the era’s stylish young women.
Mr Lod Dureel a hospital employee resumes work after a period of absence. Mrs Keshasmith former Hereford hospital superintendent succeeds Miss Geneva Landers as night supervisor at Northwest Texas Hospital. Mrs Ben Huff mother of nurse trainee Miss Huff returns home to Quilan Oklahoma. Miss Mildred Garrett, a nurse trainee, has recovered and can again work. Miss Bonnie Allen of Canyon enters nurses training this week. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Geo Stanley Monday morning weighing eight and a half pounds. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs F C Sides Wednesday morning.
The Janesons Fiddlers present a 9 pm radio program on WDAG at 263 meters featuring Tom Jameson and crew. The broadcast funds a Phil Harmonique Scholarship, with massed piano concert promised as part of the evening entertainment.
Eldon James, alleged to have stolen a Ford touring car from Latham and White auto paint and used car market on March 13, is held in the county jail at Lubbock. The car was recovered.
Phillips milk of magnesia ads tout original product with six decades of physicians approval as antacid laxative and corrective. A Central Building downtown office opens about April 1. Dr Wolcott offers complete reading glasses for 7.50 until March 28 at 1104 Polk. Bulk garden and lawn seed sold by Amarillo Feed and Seed Co at 100 North Fillmore.
A fragmented Radio Digest script schedules silent segments and time slots across weekdays in Eastern Time. The listing shows program blocks labeled Silent with various start and end times, outlining an evening schedule across Tuesday through Thursday with repeated pauses and irregular intervals.
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