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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1925
Page
10
A reader seeks guidance from Miss Leeds on removing blackheads and shrinking enlarged pores around the nose and chin. The suggested regimen includes steam from hot water, paralyzing the skin, squeezing blackheads, cold cream, ice to close pores, and regular weekly facial packs.
An insurance and real estate notice lists F. M. Lefforge & Co as related to bonds and property dealings under Public Ledger Co. records. The fragment describes a title page item from a public ledger with cataloging details and company names.
Four Southwest miners union districts voted unanimously to support District 21 in Oklahoma coal fields. They accused operators of lowering pay from 7.50 to 5 a day, amid Henryetta protests and state troop involvement. Delegates from Districts 23 Iowa District 14 Kansas District 21 Oklahoma and District 15 Missouri attended. William Dalrymple led.
W T Lopp, longtime head of Alaska reindeer work, travels to Baffin Land to reorganize the Hudson Bay Company's Arctic herd. Reindeer introduction began in 1892 at Teller and has grown to about 700 on Baffin Land, with Greenland discussions underway.
In Scurry County Texas the first half of this year saw feedstuff costs reaching 50000 dollars monthly for livestock. The county averaged 27000 bales of cotton over three years, valued at about 3000000 dollars. With continued dry weather, little feedstuff is grown locally and bankers warn it will take significant funds to feed livestock until another crop arrives. Acreage rose 35 percent in five years to about 125000 acres, and despite dry conditions 18000 to 20000 bales of cotton could be produced. The note ends with a film listing and local ad.
The International Aviation camp at Alverca hosted a record number of foreign visitors in June. A large British plane opened with an aerial exhibition, followed by fourteen Spanish planes over Lisbon. The Spaniards visited Portuguese airmen and a return visit by Portuguese flyers is planned for September.
In Groom, Texas, a boy named Willie Summers is stranded atop a towering cornstalk on his father's farm after climbing to reach roasting ears. About 100 carpenters rush to build a rescue ladder as food is airlifted to him. Residents joke about nearby Floydada’s maize-field scare amid dense row crops and a renewed local sense of prosperity.
Anti-Semitic unrest erupted in Vienna as delegates gathered for the World Zionist Congress. Swastika supporters clashed with police at Freighetsplats, with rioters dragging officers from horses and trampling them. Stores closed as violence spiked and officials warned more trouble could follow.
In Berlin Professor Albert Moll, a leading psychoscience expert, won a slander case against Frau Rudloff, a spiritualist, after Moll demonstrated rational explanations for purported seance phenomena in court. The judge was declared not guilty following experiments showing rational explanations for occult claims.
Tacoma August 18 The state gasoline tax has yielded 6 175 300 dollars since August 31 1921. The tax stands at 2 cents a gallon up from 1 cent and now brings in about 250 000 dollars monthly. The funds are used entirely for road construction and, along with automobile license fees, have spurred the improved state highway system paving 10 miles of graded roads.
Dr S Monrad chief of Queen Louise Children's hospital argues vitamins are fashionable not essential to public health. He says well made meals supply needed vitamins and warns against overloading children with vitamins or adding them to margarine.
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