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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1925
Page
6
Foresta City Iowa letter praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Oscar F Borgelin says after a year of illness and back pain she recovered enough to care for chores and her eight month old baby. She endorses the product and offers to answer letters. Compound sold by druggists.
W B Rouknight of Ballentine South Carolina shares how Thedford's Black-Draught relieved his post marriage indigestion and bloated after meals. He reports faster relief from colds and biliousness and urges a pinch washed down with water for prompt relief from bloated sensations eructations and bad breath after several days of use.
Better Homes Week is being held in Amarillo this week with limited observance so far. The Daily News and Evening Post will boost the event Thursday morning and afternoon, inviting merchants to advertise and share messages to promote home improvement. The editorial department will back the tie up with sponsored news and pictures and wider publication.
Representatives from Texas Shrine temples will caucus in Los Angeles before the Imperial Council sessions next month. Khiva Temple recorder George Stapleton, who just returned from a Texas Shrine Council meeting in Galveston, announced the plan. Khiva’s Roy W. Thompson of Dalhart and O. T. Nicholson of Shamrock, past potentates, attended. Nicholson was elected second vice-president on Stapleton's motion.
Old folks urged to try McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets claiming vitamins and body building power. Sugar coated and easy to take, the 60 tablet bottle costs 60 cents with money back guarantee after 30 days if not satisfied. Available at City Drug Co. Austin Drug Co. and J. W. Collins Drug Co.
West Texas State Teachers College faculty members answer Panhandle high schools call for commencement talks. President J A Hill will visit Panhandle towns including Floydada Vega Kress Abernathy Lorenzo Farwell Post Littlefield and Pampa. Department heads Jarrett Duflot Humphreys Sheffy Bryan Pierle Lockhart lead the assignments to rural Crosby county schools.
Many middle aged men and women feel blocked by pimples rashes and “breaking out” on the face neck hands or arms. Confidence returns by using Black and White Ointment and Soap. Economical prices and generous packages offered by dealers. 50c size contains three times as much as the 26c size.
W E Lockhart head of the commercial department returned from Austin today after attending the interscholastic meet. A large delegation from the district joined by W B Lockhart of Canyon and Mrs Phebe K Warner of Claude traveled with Mr Montgomery an official of the Santa Fe railway company who conducted the Panhandle and Lubbock district cars.
The May 11 election on bonds for road improvement failed for the second time, with 293 votes against and 254 for the measure. Local officials and residents note the ongoing setback in funding the road project.
Amarillo society reports May Day events as Mrs J Dooley hosts two closing parties in a string of social affairs. A Friday bridge gathering at her South Polk street home featured orange calendula decor and prizes for Mrs Gaines Whitsett and Mrs H C Pipkin. Saturday tea guests included Mrs Lloyd Fletcher and others, wrapping a week of charming social engagements.
Master Malcolm Wyatt entertained about twenty classmates for his tenth birthday at 1500 A Jefferson Street. Decorations used red and white. games included a foot race won by Ed Davis Parsons, a bean-jar guessing contest won by Parsons, and a wild Indian hunt won by Neal Sanders. Prizes included a photograph book, a come-back ball, and a large Indian Scout doll. Keepsakes included hooks, linen handkerchiefs, and peppermint bars. Mr. and Mrs. Earl G Wyatt were assisted by Mrs. Lea Garlington and Mrs. Adelaide Summers.
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