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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1927
Page
3
A campaign by the American Society for Control of Cancer urges public education on cancer prevention and early treatment. It covers warning signs for skin lip mouth breast stomach and digestive tract cancers and stresses yearly exams after 35 with the family doctor as key to diagnosis and cure.
The text warns that dental problems and hot pipe exposure can cause sores and cancer. It notes breast cancer links to secretions and condemns fraudulent cures. It urges patients to seek trusted physicians and avoid impostors who promise impossible recoveries.
Ten Radley College pupils from Radley England will travel to Kent College in Connecticut for a five week stay over Christmas. The plan, supported by King George, marks a unique exchange for an English school. The proposal originated with a named initiator in Radley.
Rev W H Ferguson of Radley recalls hosting Kent College rowers after a Henley setback. The Americans won a subsequent match at Radley and will host a Radley party over Christmas. Kent College plans to send most rowers, not racing during the U S visit, marking a first for direct school exchanges.
Cleveland boasts of the champion linguist W. E. Sommer language expert classifying the John G. White collection at the public library. He speaks or reads about 80 tongues including European Asiatic and African languages. born in Speyer Germany, 87 years ago, educated in Antwerp, Belgium, and worked with the Swedish Red Cross and International Red Cross.
A Renaissance portrait once linked to a Van Dyck pupil surfaces in London amid a tale of peril to owners. The discovery by International News Service reveals a historically risky artifact with claimed royal associations and a perilous provenance.
An early portrait of Charles II as Prince of Wales at thirteen was found bricked inside Wallingford Castle during an archeological dig. Restorer Trevor Roller notes the image, painted on wood, would have been a treasonous symbol under Cromwell’s regime and could have led to execution for possession.
H R Smith traffic manager of MacMillan Refining resigns and will depart Thursday for Louisville to take a new post. Mrs Nettleton of Adams Dry Goods visited Panhandle over the weekend. Margaret Levine moved from 14 Washington to 106 Maryland. H Ws Edmondson returned from Clayton where his mother is ill. Mrs Largin and daughters of Plainview spent Saturday in Amarillo with friends.
Roller asserts the item is from the Van Dyck period though he remains uncertain. The remark highlights a specific attribution in the displayed text.
Dr. Andrew Kaiser of Kansas City offers his rupture appliance with a 30 day trial no upfront cost no cash deposit no COD shipment. It claims quick relief for double ruptures and invites requests by mail with a simple coupon note.
An advertisement from Dr. Andrew Kaiser of Kansas City Missouri invites readers to a no money down no cash on delivery trial offer at 1420 Koch Building and 2906 Main. The notice emphasizes a risk free trial and immediate enrollment.
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