Satisfying Evacuations With Syrup Pepsin
A medical note extols a syrup pepsin laxative as a gentle nighttime aid for bowel relief. It claims few doses prompt natural bowels to act, highlighting the remedy’s growing popularity as a family cure.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1924
Page
10
A medical note extols a syrup pepsin laxative as a gentle nighttime aid for bowel relief. It claims few doses prompt natural bowels to act, highlighting the remedy’s growing popularity as a family cure.
Blistered hands from gardening. F. M. Lefforge & Co. and C. P. Pash in town, returning tonight. J. N. Beasley optimistic about Amarillo crops and business. Nunn Electric to become Spencer Nunn Electric per Austin records. About twenty firms incorporated in a week. Ad club grows under Lee Williams. J L Nunn touring Childress and Elk City promoting Tri-State fair racing features.
London reports experts warn a future war may be fought in the skies with an air circus of bomb and gas, while ground fighting remains deadly. Nations prepare for high altitude battles four to five miles up with divers in oxygen gear, aiming to obliterate enemy cities and air forces.
A full list of all buyers of Tri State Fair bonds will be published in the Glebe tomorrow.
Claude Texas April 15 In the last two weeks mother nature has spread green over this portion of the state With one of the best seasons in the ground and a week of warm sunshine grass and other vegetation is coming rapidly Stock grazing is fine Cattle wintered exceedingly well here due to the big feed crop raised in the county last year Farmers preparing fields for another cotton crop Oat sowing is over most fields are up and growing very fast Wheat is good here most is volunteer due to rain kept farmers out of fields until late.
W. H. Fuqua attended a Dallas McAdoo meeting after a committee session on campaign plans. He praised Amarillo for a fine reception and large crowd and said McAdoo called it the finest reception of his trip.
Amarillo delegates led by R. B. Gaston U N Olver H W Galbreath and couples Mr and Mrs W H Cargile R H Kelley and Mr and Mrs Elmo Platt attended the Texas State Lumber convention in El Paso April 8 10 and reported a great meeting.
High school students present the play Inbad the Sailor to raise funds for the track team. The team will travel to the state meet in the first week of May.
Berlin reports that Reichstag elections on May 4 will show whether republicanism or monarchist forces will steer Germany. Nationalists and Folkists hold a large lead, pledging revanchist aims, tighter France policy, and possible scrapping of Versailles, while Socialists falter and democratic zeal wanes.
A bill to impound flood waters of the Canadian River will include Texas and New Mexico alongside Oklahoma. The measure, introduced by Oklahoma's Rep. Tom D. McKeown, gains support from Rep. Marvin Jones and Rep. D. R. Anthony of Kansas, with updates received from Washington via A. S. Stinnett.
Amarillo Sash and Door shows a large year over year gain in the first quarter with significant growth on the South and East Plains. Waco Sash and Door also reports brisk activity and rapidly improving business in the past month.
W A Smith of Mistletoe Creamery reports the South Plains in good shape after a visit. The region did not slump in January and February as expected and is now running in strong business form. Recently sold mercantile houses fetched prices above inventory.
The Board of City Development office urges quick entries with $45 to secure spots on the five day trip May 12 to 16. Participants will travel by Pullman to Brownwood, saving hotel costs. Daily Globe want ads also promote the trip.
The page lists numerous residents and visitors from Canyon Pampa Wildorado Bushland Clarendon Ambarger and Amarillo with yesterday or today references. Items include real estate chatter churchgoing remarks a clothing care ad and a mine of brief quotes and social context. It also mentions a concert at Home Beautiful Furniture selling out and a Mild easter remark from a banker.
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