Mexico Replies to U S Solon
The Mexican embassy denies Senator Borah’s claim that Americans suffer due to Mexico’s situation. The exchange follows Borah’s proposal to investigate alleged religious persecution in Mexico and mirrors broad interest in a senate inquiry. Mexico says Borah is sincere in friendship but would have acted differently with full facts.
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Washington
Borah
Mexico
Senate
Rio Grande
McReynolds
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Cardui praised for easing menstrual pains by woman in West Virginia
Mrs Blanche DeWitt of Poca West Virginia reports long years of severe pain, relief after taking Cardui, and later improvement once regaining regular cycles. Thousands of women testify Cardui benefits many conditions, and if it fails consult a physician.
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Cardus
Blanche DeWitt
Poca
W. Va
Ife
Cardui
Indiana Tree Advocate Bets on Forests for America's Future
Hammond Indiana February 5 a feature on Frank Betz a Hobart farmer and former surgical instrument maker who promotes extensive tree planting as a solution to soil erosion and declining farm profits He cites vast unplanted land near Indianapolis and argues for government private citizen action and global example including Palestine and Japan to restore forests and soil health. Betz has distributed millions of seeds and advocates affordable pricing to ensure planting uptake with public and school groups backing his effort.
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Hammond
Ind
America
India
China
Palestine
Frank & Betz
Betz
Civilian Conservation Corps
Frank Betz
Northwest
Wisconsin
Indiana
Indianapolis
Richard St. Barbe Baker
Judah
United States
Morse
Conservation Department of
Japan
Germany
Frank
Don't Get Up Nights This 25¢ Test Free
An old advertisement promoting BU-KETS bladder laxative tablets with Buchu leaves and Juniper oil. Claims to ease frequent urge, burning, backache, and restores sleep in four days. offers refund from druggists if not pleased. City Drug Stores and Fox Drug Co. named as distributors.
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City Drug Stores
Fox Drug Co
Arkansas Talks Whisky Making for Convicts
In Little Rock on February 5, Governor Futrell revealed a proposal for a state penitentiary distillery to produce convict made liquor to curb bootlegging. He noted 1600 convicts and suggested labor help in winter with corn for whiskey, asserting state liquor could tax exempt and retail pricing could push bootleggers out of business.
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Arkansas
J. Marion Futrell
Courthouse records and car registrations listed
Courthouse records show transfers in Roberts Original Town and Wolflin with several parcels including lot 8 and lot 9 in bik 27 and 112, with values from 1 000 to 4 500. Car registrations list Beasley Brazil Dawson Slaughter and others with 1934 35 models. A marriage license issued to Hemmons and Mathis.
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Hugo H. Loewenstern
Fred M. Seale
Roberts
Guar St
L. 8
Brown
W. Falls
W. W. Slaughter
Olds
A. P. Hemmons
Ethel Mathis
Texas considers high tax on out of state cigarette dealers
Austin February 5. Rep A B Tarwater introduced a bill to tax persons soliciting cigarette orders filled from nearby states. The proposed annual occupation tax would be 150 dollars per agent and require a separate license for each county of operation. The move aims to plug lost revenue from out of state wholesale activity.
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Austin
A. B. Tarwater
Plainview
Senate Advances Historic Adjournments Amid Quick Legislation
Washington report notes the Senate twice adjourned for the week despite rapid legislation. Senator Robinson, the majority leader, said the chamber has kept pace with ready bills as history notes the unusual pace.
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Washington
Senate
Robinson
Townsend Radio Address Broadcast Tonight Coast to Coast
Dr. Townsend appears on a coast to coast radio program at 9 30 PM Amarillo time to discuss current events and public concerns. The broadcast is carried nationwide with listeners awaiting insights and policy commentary.
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Amarillo
United States seeks Mexico’s cooperation on Inter-American Highway
Assistant Secretary of State Carr told the House subcommittee that the U S will not spend the 1 million dollars appropriated last year on the Inter-American Highway in Central America until Mexico commits to its share. He said conferences with Mexico aim to include it in the Latin American highway plan linking to the Guatemalan border as Mexico prepares to open a Texas to Mexico City route.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
Panama
Central America
State Carr
House Appropriations Subcommittee
Carr
Congress
Republic of Mexico
Texas
Mexico City
Places To Go Highlights and Theater Lineup
Today at Paramount and Mission theaters Laural and Hardy film Babes in Toyland and Judge Priest with Will Rogers headline. Rialto screens The Barretts of Wimpole Street with Laughton March Shearer. Texas offers Call It Lucky with Pat Paterson. Handy Andy at Rex. Newsreel cuts of the Hauptmann trial shown with Judge Priest.
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Paramount
Laurel and Hardy
Filmusical
Mission
Judge Priest
Will Rogers
Texas
Pat Paterson
Rialto
Wimpole Street
Fredric March
Norma Shearer
Charles Laughton
REX
Andy
NAT
Lloyd Snyder
Ramon Saltenstall
Roseland
Bob Moeller
Barretts of
Harold Bauer Provides Perfect Piano Playing in Amarillo Recital
Harold Bauer, noted pianist praised by Chicago Tribune and New York Herald Tribune critics, performs Friday night at Amarillo Municipal Auditorium. Reviewers describe him as a poet and lyric interpreter and expect a special, highly polished recital.
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United States
Amarillo
Harold Bauer
Municipal Auditorium
Bauer
Chicago Tribune
Lawrence Gilman
The
New York Herald-Tribune
New York American
New York
New Mexico House Rejects Federal Child Labor Amendment
Santa Fe New Mexico lawmakers vote 24 to 23 to reject ratification of the federal child labor amendment.
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New Mexico
Santa FE
N. M
House of Representatives
Bill Seeks Tax Exemption for Improvements in Texas
The Texas House revenue and taxation committee moved to report favorably a bill exempting improvements from taxation for three years Rep Pat Jefferson of San Antonio authored the measure predicting a strong stimulus to building The exemption would apply to taxes in 1935 36 and 37 Source Austin Feb 5
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Austin
Revenue and Taxation Committee
Texas House
Pat Jefferson
San Antonio
World renowned artist concert draws strong mail orders
The article notes wide interest in a Bauer concert with many mail orders from out of town. It states Bauer is among the greatest living artists and that ticket prices are very low. Balcony seats are 50 and 75 cents while parquet is $1. Reservations can be made by contacting Miss Lois Black at The Globe News.
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Pearance
Bauer
Lois Black
The
Globe News
Aspironal touted as quick cold cure in ads
An advertisement claims Aspironal provides two minute relief from colds and coughs and offers money back if symptoms persist. It urges druggists to sell two teaspoonfuls and promises easy use for children and adults with rapid relief from catarrhal coughs and nighttime choking.
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Ady
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Taylor
Little Rock, Ark
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Steffen
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Robert Montgomery
Herbert Mundin
the Texas
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