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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1925

Page

7

Liberal News Provides Rail Hearing Details From Amarillo

Seward county residents learned full Interstate Commerce Commission hearing details from the Liberal News. Editor Warren Zimmerman and the Liberal delegation attended the Rock Island hearing and reported developments, keeping local readers informed on the case.

Seward County Kansas Interstate Commerce Commission Amarillo Liberal News Warren Zimmerman Zimmerman Rock Island

Majority services held by De Molays in temple ceremony

About 75 De Molays age 21 and older attended services in the new Masonic temple commandery rooms last night. Installation of officers followed with Junior Saunders named master councilor and Allan Heater senior councilor, among others. Eastern Star members served refreshments after the ceremonies.

de Molay Masonic Temple Junior Saunders Allan Heater Jack Breining John Lawler Richard Galle C. W. Carter Jack Fuqua Fountain Works Mike Gibbons Howard Dees Bernice Whittington Leonard Tate Aubrey Lemons Willard Gill Sentinel Addis Charless Roland Stiteler Ercil Blackburn Charles Smith Eugene Lawler Francis Fincher Preston Fowlkes The Eastern Star

Splendid Feeling From Herb ine Promises Quick Relief

A tonic claim states that a torpid liver and constipated bowels are cured rapidly by Herbine. It purifies and regulates, driving out bile and impurities. First dose reportedly gives exhilaration strength vim and buoyancy. Price 60c. Sold by all druggists.

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Ad Sparks Hunger and Color

An advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a stimulant that increases appetite and restores color, promising strengthening and invigorating effects for consumers seeking improved vigor. The blurb emphasizes quick, noticeable results and appeals to those feeling weak or run down.

GROVE

Gordon's Antiseptic Endorsed by Hartford Chemist

Nationally known consulting chemist Dr W H Morse of Hartford endorses Gordon's Antiseptic for stomach and bowels. He says it disinfects and stimulates gastric juice to relieve indigestion, pain and fermentation, with ongoing use for several days. Available at City Drug Co Fox Drug Co Ledbetter Co Lindaay Drug Co and other stores.

Hartford Connecticut Gordon W. H. Morse Alimentary Insurance City Drug Co Fox Drug Co Better ¢ Co Lindaay Drug Co D Drug

Oil Field Road to Amarillo If RL Builds Route

A proposed highway into the Amarillo oil fields moves forward as the Board of City Development grows optimistic. The plan awaits Interstate Commerce Commission action on the Rock Island Rail way Company case to Liberal, Kansas. Oil men back the project and will seek county aid. W C Gatton leads the local committee.

Board of City Development Amarillo State Highway Commission Rock Island Railway Company Interstate Commerce Commission Liberal Kansas W. C. Gatton

Methodist Women District Convention Opens In Amarillo

Methodist women from the Panhandle gathered at Polk Street Methodist Church for a two day district convention. Welcome extended by Mrs. W A Combs, remarks by Mrs. J A Laney of Channing, and talks on children work and youth programs followed. Tonight features Philathea class program and lectures on membership and district reports. Proceedings resume with morning sessions by G C Davis Amarillo and Rev W M Lane. Lunch scheduled, then evening devotion and missionary education discussions.

Panhandle Polk Street Methodist Church W. A. Combs J. A. Laney Channing J. Huckabee Perryton C. EB. Jameson Memphis Philathea G. C. Davis Amarillo W. A. Pool Texline Gable Betts Burton Clarendon Sam Isaacs W. M. Hall Belle Bennett Memorial W. Hayne

Pimples and skin woes fade with Black and White Ointment

Readers are urged that pimples blotches and eczema can be quickly treated with Black and White Ointment and Soap. Advertisers claim the ointment offers three times as much in the 50c size versus the 25c size and is widely available from dealers.

Amarillo City Briefs Highlight Local Travel and Events

Roy Cullum returned from Oklahoma City and Dallas while T B Gallaher reported from Fort Worth on Frisco hearing trends. Fred Anton of Siaton division visited Amarillo and F C Ponce now represents Albert Pick company with plans for a Southwest trip. Dave Derden Concert Band rehearses at 8 tonight. Kiwanis chicken dinner at San Jacinto Methodist church noon. Wichita Falls plans a one million dollar medical arts building. Maury Hopkins in Amarillo en route home from Dallas State Fair. Postmaster Kenyon praises The Daily Nova copy from Lone Beach. J Harve Avery, former local cattleman, named general supervisor for the city commission and returned months ago.

Masonic Temple Adds New Blue Lodge Room

The Masonic Temple becomes busy as a new blue lodge room is placed in the building. Work proceeds in the lodge rooms with attention to the temple’s ongoing renovations and additions.

Masonic Temple

Manfield Family Welcomes Newborn in San Jacinto

Mr and Mrs H G Manfield of 105 Louisiana Street San Jacinto announce the birth of an eight and a half pound girl born Monday night Several visitors offered praise The Second Baptist church of Amarillo has called Rev W C Garrett pastor of McLean Baptist church to serve here He will preach tonight to indicate whether he will accept the call

H. G. Manfield Louisiana Street San Jacinto Second Baptist Church of Amarillo W. C. Garrett McLean Baptist Church

Common Household Medicines and Herbal Remedies

This piece notes that simples derived from roots and herbs have long been used by physicians and are widely cultivated commercially. It highlights Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co of Lynn Massachusetts as a major user of crude herbs and praises their Vegetable Compound for women's ailments as world wide in recognition and potentially beneficial to many women.

Lydia E. Pinkham

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