Milady Beautiful by Lois Leeds on Neck and Eye Care
An advice column discusses how middle aged women develop flabby necks and eye wrinkles and offers exercises, toners, and astringents. It suggests neck movements, a cocoa and lanolin cream, and rose water blends, plus a weekly hair treatment and swimming for balanced development.
Belgium completes debt funding plan with United States
Washington reports a deal approved by President Coolidge and Belgian debt commissions to fund Belgium's 417.78 million dollar debt. The plan forgives some pre armistice interest and reduces post armistice interest to 2 percent with large future repayments, ratification pending. Brussels studies the accord with cautious Belgian press reactions.
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Mrs Gordon F Hinds Will Spend Winter in Baltimore
Telegram received Tuesday from Mrs Gordon F Hinds says she will accompany her husband to Baltimore for the winter while he pursues medical studies. She has taught music locally and he has taught in Amarillo public schools.
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Kentucky Wonder Beans Do Wonders at Hereford
Mrs. Jeff Thompson near Hereford brought beans measuring ten inches, with locals predicting lengths over twenty inches in Deaf Smith county. Former journalist Mr. Guthrie noted beans in Deaf Smith reaching twenty seven inches. Thompson plans to enter large beans at upcoming fall fairs.
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Communists Beat Bulgarian Officials in Paris Attack
Forty Bulgarian communists attacked Theodore Kouleff and Boris Vasoff as they left a Paris arts expo. Police rescued them, two students were arrested, and both officials were escorted to an autobus on the Champs Elysées. Students deny intent to injure, claim protest over Sofia Cathedral bombing.
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Paved Road Project Eyed From Hereford to New Mexico
Hereford banker E C Eubanks returned from a New Mexico highway commission meeting and predicts a hard surfaced road will connect Hereford with mountain resorts in New Mexico. He notes the Texas line highway will gain a 7 percent grade and meet federal specs, with extension through Deaf Smith to Hereford likely soon.
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Ranger Comic Magazine to Reach 100 Texas Towns
Austin August 19 plans are being made to place the Ranger University of Texas comic magazine on sale at news stands in 100 towns and cities across the state next year. Burt Dyke of Orange circulation manager says sample copies are being sent to stands where the Ranger sold last year and it was a best seller.
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New York Mayoral Primary Gathers Five Candidates
New York on August 19 reports five candidates in the mayoral race. Mayor Hylan seeks re nomination with Hearst ally support. Walker backed by Tammany and Governor Smith. Waterman runs as Republican regular with Bennett and Lyons backing him. Senator Walter promotes transit ownership and five cent fare. the Socialist Norman Thomas leads a party rally while indicating possible independent action if Hylan falls.
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Amarillo Ad Spotlight In Chicago Herald Exposer
F Z Bishop reports Amarillo features in a Chicago Herald Examiner page advertisement. The Amarillo Town site and Land Co plans sales efforts with twenty sales managers and teams touring Los Angeles addition properties and other Amarillo offerings. A moving picture of Amarillo is shown to visiting Chicagoans.
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Firestone plans rubber production for America in Liberia
Akron August 19 Negotiations for the lease by Firestone Tire and Rubber of one million acres in Liberia to produce rubber have nearly concluded after a two day conference between S Firestone and Edwin Barclay. Firestone was assured the proposal would be accepted, with a $100,000,000 corporation to operate the plantation to secure rubber for American manufacturers.
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Akron
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
Liberia
S. Firestone
Edwin Barclay
Firestone
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