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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1925
Page
7
A vintage advertisement extols S S S as a blood builder. It claims rich red blood restores appetite, skin clarity, muscle power, and vitality, promising better health and energy. The copy urges readers to obtain the larger bottle from their druggist.
The Penn State Froth column recalls Alic crying in Sackcloth and Ashes while noting Gilda Grey appearing in purple tights, highlighting campus theater chatter and public reaction.
Mrs Mary Wilhelm y of 309 Duke Street St Paul Minnesota says she was worn down by overwork and worry after childbirth. A friend urged Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and after ten bottles she reports regained strength, weight and sleep. She invites letters from other women seeking help.
In Weatheraby Mississippi Mrs James M Hall reports drastic improvement after using Cardus a tonic marketed for women. She describes initial weakness and cold skin before taking Cardlus then notes regained strength and ability to work, including gardening, after multiple bottles. NC 165.
Radio fans praised WDAG last night for the fourth Am-publicity program. Ophelia Wray played her Starr grand piano with skill and charm. Dr. R. Thomson spoke on civic clubs and their value to the community. Acoustician and pianist A. M. Guerard, blind since age seven, gave a remarkable closing performance.
Dr C A Pierle head of the West Texas State Teachers College chemistry department spoke to physicians dentists teachers and parents in Clarendon on brown tooth stain afflicting about forty percent of Plains children. He cited a National Dental Association report and two years of rat and guinea pig experiments linking the stain to diet lacking milk and fresh vegetables in cattle country with few dairy cows.
Hereford, Oct. 19. W. W. Bennett, local business man, claims the Deaf Smith county radish raise is a state championship bid. He brought in a radish 184 inches long and expects larger before frost. Deaf Smith exhibitors won many blue ribbons at major fairs, signaling rising interest in gardening and truck farming will expand next year in the Hereford irrigation district.
Job Negeim, 23, an Arab guide and music student at Pittsburg State Teachers College, argues the biblical needle’s eye is a small pedestrian gate in Jerusalem’s walls, not a sewing needle. He notes the gate lies within a larger gate and requires bending to pass. Cannibal belief about bravery mentioned.
Monroe Bros. bring a wild animal show to winter quarters at Whitharral eleven miles south of Littlefield. The act features a large captive elephant among other animals in their collection, marking a notable departure as winter quarters are established in this region.
A vintage style ad touts Ferraline as a natural remedy to strengthen digestion and cure indigestion, claiming quick relief and the ability to eat freely after a ten day course costing one dollar. It links indigestion with weak blood, anaemia, and nervousness and offers a money back guarantee.
Amid three weeks of heavy rains in the Panhandle, farmers struggle with mud hindering harvesting. Lee McEihannon of Fairview Farm west of Amarillo rigs a Fairbanks Morse three horsepower gas engine to power his binder, using four horses for transport, enabling him to harvest over fifteen acres daily and save his crop.
Oliver H. Wallop a Sheridan Wyoming ranch owner has become Earl of Portsmouth after his brother’s death in London. He states he will not sit in the House of Lords as it would require renouncing his American citizenship.
An advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a tasteless easy way to gain weight with a claim of one woman gaining ten pounds in twenty two days. Each bottle contains sixty tablets priced sixty cents with money back if unsatisfied. Sold at City Drug Co Ledbetter Drug Co Austin Drug Co and other druggists.
The American Legion executive committee will work out Armistice Day plans after its weekly meeting tonight. Tentative events include a football game, races, a parade, and a banquet.
Doctors tout Calo tabs as a purifying cure for colds and flu. One or two tablets at bedtime with water allegedly remove symptoms by morning without salts nausea or appetite loss. A family package with directions sells for five cents at any drug store.
Tokyo reports the infant death rate in Japan is rising due to inadequate relief and sanitary measures. Official statistics show over 1,300 babies die annually. The Home Ministry will establish sanitary stations in every city over 50,000 population, costing over 8 million yen, with physicians and nurses on duty.
Substantial price reductions on Hudson and Essex cars were announced by Toney Chisum, Hudson Essex distributor. The reductions are effective immediately, said O W Moore of the firm last night. This follows several price reductions over the past year as part of the policy of reductions with increased production.
Plainview on October 19 reports grading of curbs and gutters by J N Jordan contractor for a large paving project. Work currently on Seventh and Eleventh and soon on Galveston. Streets will allow central parks adding beauty as paving spreads eighteen feet each side of middle park spaces.
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