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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1925
Page
6
For the relief of dark rings and blood shot eyes there is nothing better than simple camphor witch hazel hydrastis etc mixed in Lavoptik eye water. The quick action is surprising. Eye cup free. Randal Drug Co.
Hereford based H Hawkins announces a new 12,000 capacity hatchery focused on breeding and selling White Leghorns. He will offer custom hatching from other breeds but plans mostly pure bred Leghorns. Major breeders from Portales New Mexico and others in eastern New Mexico will supply eggs and chicks for the venture.
The city commission and Southwestern Public Service Co officials postponed the meeting about selling the water plant until tonight at the commission's request. C M Einhart of Roswell, president, and Lee Boyer of Chicago, board chairman, are in town for the session.
The advertisement touts Joint-Ease as a universal remedy for ankle knee hip elbow shoulder finger and spine problems whether rheumatic or not. It claims dissolving stiffness and swelling within two seconds of rubbing and states it penetrates to the bone through skin and flesh. City Drug Co. and druggists are advised to stock it and the claim that ease follows agony is emphasized.
Dr. C. B. Smith of the United States public health service told the Kiwanis Club at the San Jacinto Methodist Church that milk grading is essential, citing Alabama and Texas city ordinances. The program featured civic remarks, musical selections, and praise for the San Jacinto Church women who served a chicken pie dinner.
A vintage advert touts St Jacobs Oil as a harmless rheumatism liniment for joint muscle and bone pain. It claims rapid relief from rheumatic pain sciatica lumbago backache and neuralgia with a small trial bottle from any drug store and warns against internal treatment.
Rev. T Williams, Will Hogg evangelistic manager, toured Amarillo en route to Weatherford where a union revival begins next month and runs to Christmas. Judge F E L Klett of Lubbock was in town on legal business. J C Westberry and Annie Robertson obtained a marriage license. B F Gray of Panhandle Lumber Co attended Federal court. Phillip Yonge of Lamesa in Federal court. Deputy Rey Brewer returned from El Paso with C C Roberts, wanted for swindling. Paul Speers left Spearman court for Amarillo. Rev W C Garrett asked for Sunday to decide on a pastor call. he once preached for Palo Duro Association.
Prominent warning against indigestion stressing seasonal risk and dire outcomes. Lists symptoms such as gas fullness dull feeling restlessness and heart fluttering. Endorses Perraline as a stomach tonic promising quick relief and a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Field Superintendent Carney of Phillips Oil Company descended headfirst into a 280 foot well to recover a lost 20 inch drill bit. Bound by four ropes, he faced possible cave-ins while trimming a wooden surface conductor. The rescue took over ninety minutes with Phillips crew members aiding in the operation.
A vintage advertisement promises freckles fade with Othine double strength. It claims quick improvement, some light freckles vanish after early use, and offers a money back guarantee if it fails. Sold nationwide through drug and department stores.
The Claree weekly in Clarendon has expanded from five to six columns. A boosted circulation is aided by ex students and local business advertising. Editors and staff named include Allen Carney Vernon editor in chief Sally Earnest Benjamin assistant editor Vestal Lott Clarendon joke editor Don Martin Elk City in charge of business Gordon Vaughter Byers business manager Leroy Hodges Hereford assistant and Clyde Pipkin circulation manager. The paper aims for a 2000 copy circulation by January 1.
Ta hok a city voters approved selling the municipally owned light and ice plant to C. M. Thompson. Thompson, not well known to residents, is linked to other electric light ventures. The city plant had underperformed and lost money, with private operation cutting the primary lighting rate from 20 to 15 cents per kilowatt.
The article notes Mud Chains and Weed Mud Chains offered at reduced prices by Gish, located near the radio towers. It highlights affordability and local availability, signaling a promotional or storefront note in a small town context.
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