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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1925
Page
7
An old remedy advertisement warns that kidney disorders cause nervousness headaches and sleeplessness and promotes Warner's Kidney and Liver Remedy as a blood cleansing treatment. It touts a 60 year history, urges early care, and offers free samples via Warner's Safe Remedies Co. Rochester.
A Panhandle literary contest at the Tri-State Fair draws praise from judge Horace M. Russell. He notes high quality in short stories editorials and personality sketches and highlights the top ranking paper by Miss Ruby and Mrs Warner. The judge stresses amateur effort and hopes for continued improvement and substantial rewards for writers.
Gen John R McQuigg new national commander of the American Legion enjoys apple pie daily away from home but at home his wife Mrs McQuigg forbids pie more than once a day. A banker in Cleveland Ohio he organized units in World War I and later rose to brigadier general while championing ex service men affairs.
The Woman's Missionary Societies of Methodist churches in Amarillo district plan a two day conference starting Tuesday. Devotionals focus on The Christian Way of Life with sessions on organization, Young People and Children's Work, and special music. Guest leaders include Mrs. Deason, Mrs. Combs, Mrs. Laney, and others from Amarillo Perryton Memphis Chan ning and more.
A solicitation promises to relieve prostate trouble within 24 hours using Walker's Prostate Specific. It invites readers to send name and address to J. B. Walker at 66 Gateway Station Kansas City, Me, claiming no obligation or cost if cured, and urging testimonials to spread the word.
The Swastika Club met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. J. K. Baggs residence. Crepe paper and fall flowers decorated the rooms in a Halloween color scheme. Members spent time making favors and decorating for an upcoming party. Refreshments of surprise loaf and hot coffee were served to Mesdames Berg Brown Hudgins Thornton West J. W. Timmons Pier Webster Kk Ff Timmons and Baggs.
The Child Welfare Club supports children in the city by providing pictures magazines and literature to foster brighter homes and future citizens. The group met Friday at Mrs J E Griggs 1503 Jefferson St with Mrs W D DeGrassi leading the program and papers read by Mrs W A McIntosh on heredity and society.
A club meeting featured talks on neology and family traits by Mrs Ed R Mayer and Mrs R C Martini. A shower for needy city children yielded many contributions to be distributed to several city homes. The hostess provided a plated luncheon and a social hour followed.
T Funderling of 1005 North Fillmore expresses thanks via The Daily News for the care given his two grandchildren Bettie Dee and Tomey Joe at Day Nursery. He praises their fat, healthy growth and good manners.
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