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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1925
Page
3
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to give California Fig Syrup to relieve constipation in children. It promises a quick cleansing effect, relief from fussiness and illness, and emphasizes insisting on the genuine product with proper dosing on the label and cautions against imitation brands.
New York October reports law enforcement gaining momentum against the Cowboy gang as indictments go out and a Connecticut inventor is arrested for supplying pistol silencers. Despite more robberies totaling over $200,000 yesterday, the underworld remains subdued as DA Pecora reveals a deal led to the return of jewels worth $683,000 with $65,000 paid, but thief still at large.
Buffalo Bill Jr stars in Bringing Home the Bacon at the Liberty Theatre today and Thursday. The film features a wagon chase and a 500 foot cliff plunge with Frank Ellis as the escaping bandit and Jean Arthur as Nancy Norton in a tale of high danger and swift action.
Armour president F Edson White warns American industry faces the fiercest competition in two decades. Speaking to the Institute of American Meat Packers, he notes world trade constraints but predicts rising competition at home and abroad. A Cudahy Jr calls for lower pork prices amid strong pork demand and a large corn crop.
At the general convention deputies and bishops debated changing the Book of Common Prayer title page from Protestant to American. A joint committee was authorized to report on bishops and clergymen trials, with lawyers on the panel. A memorial minutes honored Bishops Tuttle and Garrett, and a night session was scheduled before adjournment.
Prevents infection claims Borozone as the greatest discovery in flesh healing available in liquid and powder forms. The preparation purifies wounds of germs and accelerates healing, with liquid priced at 30c 60c and 1 20 powder at 30c and 60c. Sold by all druggists.
Colonel Mitchell will face trial on a single specification alleging conduct prejudicial to good order and military discipline. The court martial will be a 13 member panel led by Major General Charles P. Summerall with several corps area commanders among the members, including Brigadier Generals.
A health notice describes children with intestinal worms as cross restless and unhealthy with pale cheeks dark eye circles bad breath and apathy. It promotes White's Cream Vermifuge as a safe effective remedy priced at 85e sold by all druggists.
A gasoline sale runs until Saturday with two cents per gallon donated to the church. The event is advertised as Gas Saturday at the Radio Towers by Gish, urging motorists to fill up and support the parish charity.
President Coolidge praises the Locarno security pact as evidence Europe can govern itself and influence armament questions. He says the United States has not decided on participating in any European arms conference and awaits a concrete proposal from authorities. The pact’s endorsement by public opinion signals Europe’s postwar stability.
The Dallas late investigation session set for December 7 will not include Interstate Commerce Commissioner Albert Reed. Examiner Keeler will conduct the hearings, with 400 to 600 attendees expected. Shippers and southwest railroad commissioners will present testimony on a proposed new rate group. railroads will offer no testimony.
Washington is the scene as the House Ways and Means committee weighs tax revision. Industry asks repeal of estate and gift taxes, surtax rate cuts, and removal of income return publicity. Individuals present divergent views with Syracuse professor opposing Mellon’s proposed surtax rise and a New York attorney urging total repeal and a two percent property levy.
The attorney general’s department refused to approve roughly 400000 dollars in contracts awarded last week by the state text book commission to the American Book Company. Non signing of required affidavits by the book company secretary prompted the decision, and S. M. N. Marrs said the department cannot predict the commission’s next step until the law is followed. The company won the spelling book bid for about 350000 dollars and the general sciences bid for 5000 dollars.
The speaker asserts strong public resolve to observe laws, driven not by government but religion. He cites clergy as a major influence alongside home life and social relations, noting religion remains a powerful force despite modern life’s distractions.
A saxophone and band instrument teaching service offered by Dave Derden School of Music. Contact via phone 1785 J for lessons and ensemble instruction.
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