Johnson Street Wildcats Win Ward School Championship Cup
The Johnson Street Ward School Wildcats captured the 1925 ward school football title, receiving a silver loving cup donated by J. E. Clements. The trophy was presented at a PTA banquet where Principal A. R. Steele, Rev. R. Thomson, and others lauded the team and urged continued study and sport. Captain Tommy Reeves accepted the cup as Leon Morris spoke afterward. The team outscored opponents 113 to 0.
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Johnson Street Ward
J. E. Clements
City Drug Store
Parent- Teacher Association
A. R. Steele
W. A. McIntosh
H. T. Coleman
Johnson Street Pta
Mary Evans
Ray Parr
John J. McCarty
Leon Morris
Tommy Reeves
Wildcats
Danger Signals of Indigestion Warns of Winter Ills
Physicians warn indigestion can kill quickly, especially in winter. Symptoms include gas, fullness after meals, lazy digestion, restlessness, and heart flutter. Ferraline is promoted as a stomach treatment with a money back guarantee, offered at drug stores with immediate relief claimed.
Amarillo Humorous Bits and Local Ads Parade
A collage of quirky lines from Amarillo notes includes jokes about a widower’s wedding plans, a dog named Tactless Texan, and foolish sayings. The item also advertises Sewell's Drug Store at 404 Polk Street with free cigars and Coca Cola promotions, plus a Halloween of silliness and oddities.
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Sewell's Drug Store
Polk Street
Sewell’s Drug
Polk Strat
Eivery
Sewell's
Amarillo High Players Shine in Southwest College Grids
Amarillo athletes are earning recognition beyond their city, with Sandstorm stars of 1923 and 1924 excelling at West Texas State Teachers College, Texas Tech, TCU, and A&M. Notables include captain Tige Elkins, Windy Nicklaus, Teddy Nicklaus, Brick Wall, George McLelland, Hardin Boyles, and Guy Hayden.
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Amarillo
Southwest
Tige Elkins
West Texas State Teachers College
Buffalo
Windy Nicklaus
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Teddy Nicklaus
T. C.U
Brick Wall
Sorrell
Bushnell
George MclLelland
Mide
St Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Rheumatic Pain Relief
An advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a harmless rheumatism liniment that relieves aching joints and rheumatic pain instantly without internal treatment. It claims quick relief for soreness stiffness and other pains and urges readers to obtain a trial bottle at any drug store.
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St. Jacobs
St. Jacobs Oil
Great Interest in Drilling Well Near McLean
Special to The Globe reports strong activity around the Ratchelhoffer well four miles east of McLean. Leases are changing hands as three large companies recently bought properties nearby. The well reaches 1300 feet with eight inch casing, previously run by Nox Oil and now under Mc Farland and Thomas, independent operators.
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McLean
Ratchelhoffer
Nox Oil Company
McFarland and Thomas
German editor wins backstab slander suit
Munich, Dec. 9. Paul Cossmann, editor of the South German monthly review, won his slander suit against Martin Gruber of the Munich Post. The verdict upholds Cossmanns claim that socialist propaganda helped destroy Germany in World War I. Gruber to pay 3000 marks or thirty days imprisonment plus costs.
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Associated Press
Munich
Germany
Paul Cossmann
Monthly Review
Martin Gruber
Munich Post
Herr Cossmann
Cossmann
Gruber
Flashes of Life and Briefs From Cities Abroad
London shoppers seek Christmas gifts in small shops run by ex service men. New York reports weddings and dancing partners with Vanderbilt links and a Mouvet Ambrose split. Rome notes Mount Etna snow amid Italy’s cold spell. Copenhagen geologists puzzle over a prehistoric whale skeleton found inland. New York cat show features a Siamese royal offspring with striking coloring. The Rhine yields gold flow claims by a Kaiser Wilhelm chemist. Tammany Hall hosts a Walker victory ball in New York. Mrs Stone of Vermont, jail-bound rum runner queen, raises turkeys when not traveling.
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Associated Press
London
Queen Mary
New York
Thomas Murphy
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Consenlo Vanderbilt
Warl T. Smith
Muriel
F.C. Church of
Boston
Father Murphy
Maurice Mouvet
Eleanor Ambrose
Barbara
Maurice
Copenhagen
North Sea
Siam
Terlin
Rhine
Kaiser Wilhelm Institute
Tammany
the Waldorf
Jimmy Walker
New Port
Vermont
Hilda Stone
Canada
Radio fiction and tax payments mirror Prohibition era shifts
The piece notes Cosmo Hamilton predicting radio novels adapt to broadcasting, with authors cut to fit 15 minute air time and future pay via radio listener taxes. It also recalls Brigadier General Lincoln C. Y. Andrews recounting past club scenes and mistreatment by a bottler after Prohibition.
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New York
Cosmo Hamilton
Genral Lincoln CY Andrews
Cai
Pat
How Doctors Treat Colds and Flu
Doctors recommend Calotabs as a purifier to cure colds and flu overnight. One or two Calotabs at bedtime with water rids the cold by morning, leaving no nausea or interference with meals. A family package with directions costs 35 cents at any dry goods store.
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Phys
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Golden Sandstorm
Central Park
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M'Lean
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Gomez
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Malone Lines
A. A
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Pampa
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White Deer—Star Drug Store
Pampa Drug Co
Rea
Wena
Toots
Casper
Jimmy
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Whee
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URPHY
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