Texas Physician Promotes Cancer Cure Parley
A Texas physician stuns delegates by touting a cancer cure at a conference. Dr A C Beet Jr presents a purported treatment amid discussions with peers and press attention.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1926
Page
7
A Texas physician stuns delegates by touting a cancer cure at a conference. Dr A C Beet Jr presents a purported treatment amid discussions with peers and press attention.
A long article recounts Mrs. Rosencrantz's past sentence of fourteen years in San Quentin for fraud and her new grand jury indictment. Adrian Cadoul and his daughter Adrienne allege she promised film work and parole for payment, taking $6000 in life savings and failing to deliver. The piece portrays her as a remarkable but dangerous figure.
Emil F. Myers Lila Austin Myers and Miss Helen Strite of Amarillo College of Music depart for Goodwell Oklahoma to judge contests at the third annual spring Festival of Goodwell opening today for four days. Thursday features Pinafore with contests Friday include morning and afternoon rounds and cups awarded. A recital by the Myers trio and Miss Strite Friday evening, with Debbie Patterson assisting in vocal work, follows.
Amarillo Laundry installs the Gladiron ironing machine to modernize the plant. The Gladiron, invented in England and gas heated, is now electric after Chicago’s Willey Flits Co updated it. Joe McClure and Bart Shetten of the Amarillo Laundry praise its capacity and finish as it joins Texas facilities.
Judge Frank Willis, longtime lawyer from Canadian, will move to Amarillo and open an office in the Bivins building on May 10. He practiced law in Canadian since 1900 and served as district judge from 1915 to 11. He was born in Wheeler County.
E L Smith plans to build two three story structures at Fifth and Buchanan streets, a hotel and an apartment house costing about 65,000 dollars. Architect is P Rittenberry. The hotel will have 32 rooms and a Mr Smith apartment. the apartment house will have 15 units. Buildings face east with a future third project between them. Mr Smith owns KE L Smith jewelry store.
The Morningside subdivision in North Amarillo along the paved highway will open soon as a single restricted residential district. The Dorrance Meillville company of Wichita Falls plans market placement with members G L Dorrance H Melville Arthur Chirk and Judge Caroneton, financing homes on an easy payment plan.
The text notes seasonal fabric and textile terms loosely tied to after noon activities and a vague transfer or conservation context. It mentions conservative good and a derk not clearly defined, implying a mundane mid period trend scenario.
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