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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1934

Page

3

Cattlemen Attend Chicago Hearing for New Deal Plan

The Panhandle delegation led by Jay Taylor and Grover Hill travels to Chicago to present cattlemen’s relief program under the AAA. Tom Coble preceded them from Amarillo as head of the state cattlemen’s association, as production control expands to cattle.

Panhandle Agriculture Adjustment Administration Chicago Amarillo Jay Taylor Grover B. Hill Panhandle Livestock Association Tom Coble State Cattlemen's Association Agricultural Adjustment Administration Wallace American Farm Bureau Federation The Farmers Union Western Cattle Range Association Livestock Marketing Associations Farm Bureau Edward A. O'Neal Farm Bureau Federation

Timeline of world events from 1909 to 1933 in brief

This piece lists notable events from 1909 through 1933 including Bleriot’s Channel flight, Mary Baker Eddy’s death, Standard Oil breakup, Titanic sinking, World War I, the Lusitania and Armistice era, radio broadcasting, women’s suffrage, Mussolini’s rise, Lindbergh’s flight, the 1929 crash, Manchuria, and Franklin Roosevelt’s early reforms, highlighting how news shaped public life across decades.

Lord Northcliffe Bleriot Northcliffe Lloyd’s Mary Baker Eddy Christian Science Mrs. Eddy United States Supreme Court Standard Oil Company Standard Oil W. R. Hearst C. P. Rodgers Col Roscoe Turner Progin China Genghis Khan Japan Amundsen South Pole Balkans Jess Willard Jack Johnson International Lusitania United States Uncle Sam Europe Pershing Villa Bernstorff Germany Kerensky Czar Lenin and Trotzky George Holland Versailles Alsace Lorraine League of Nations Woodrow Wilson Senate Democratic Party Leaguers Tokio Yokohama Lisbon Mussolini Rome Italy Chaos

Feen-A-Mint Laxative Chewing Gum Ad

A vintage ad promotes Feen a mint chewing gum as a gentle laxative. It claims the gum distributes the laxative evenly through the intestines to relieve constipation and restore energy. The product is priced at 5 and 5 cents at druggists.

Making a 17 foot diameter telescope lens a landmark in science

The writer highlights the Corning Glass Works of Allanson B. Houghton for producing a 17 foot telescope reflector lens weighing 20 tons. The achievement pushes sight and intellect two billion light years into space, while noting insulin’s breakthrough and early high altitude flights as equally significant, marking a century of notable advances.

Alanson B. Houghton Corning N. Y

One Man to Lead United States Flying Force

The article argues for centralized leadership of the nation’s air operations. It compares progress from ancient exploration to modern aviation and suggests appointing a single expert to oversee federal flying safety, similar to Treasury management. It notes 1994 shows Uncle Sam guiding private sectors and banks.

United States Army Army Navy Air Force Air Mail Roosevelt Treasury Uncle 8Am

Favorite Prescription Relieves Woman’s Nerves and Pain

A Dallas woman describes relief from nervousness back pain and loss of weight after using Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. She reports better sleep restored nerves and appetite, leading to improved health and happiness with tablets priced at 50 cents and liquid at $1.00.

Dr. Pierce Mia M. Windham Sit Lake Ave Dallas Texas

Uncle Sam to inflate bond issues to 35 billion

The article argues the government will issue 35 billion dollars in bonds this year, fearing inflation and adding 35 billion dollars in interest. It claims the inflationary policy is caused by uncertainty in what constitutes good security.

Floyd Collins Sand Cave William A. Curley New York Evening Journal W. H. Hearst Chicago American Lindbergh New York Paris Iris Bonus Washington Bonus Army Roosevelt Japan Manchuria Shanghai Hoover Sam NRA Whch Tinue Uncle Sam

The 8.8.8 Blood Tonic Promises Health Benefits

An advice piece extols blood health and urges readers to use 8.8.8 Blood Tonic to restore red blood cells and hemoglobin. It claims improved appetite, color, strength, and energy, and notes the product is sold in two sizes with the larger more economical.

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