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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1925
Page
8
A California high school girl seeks treatment for acne and comedones. The advice urges water, vegetables, daily outdoor exercise, avoid sweets and fried foods, and a skin regimen with tincture of green soap and cold water, plus boric acid and antiseptic creams as needed.
Young businessmen at St Pauls Methodist church celebrate the launch of a new men Sunday school class. Fifteen men attended the opening, with more expected. Rev Cal C Wright elected teacher along with Grove C McDaniel president T E Johnson vice president and C J Lane secretary treasurer. Committees to guide activities to be named next Sunday.
Louis Fish a 19 year old freshman at Ohio State University College of Pharmacy is held for further questioning after admitting he dispensed poison capsules to fellow student David I Puskin which caused his death The incident follows illnesses and deaths of other students and is being investigated by City Prosecutor John J Chester
Amarillo was the only Texas town to show a steady rise in express handled in 1924. C. J. Abbott of the American Railway Express company praised Amarillo’s growth and predicted a substantial increase in express business for 1925.
Canyon hosts a father and son banquet Tuesday night to discuss forming a Panhandle scout council. W J Flesher will preside and speakers include L C White E F Ross and T H Nelson. Bicycles.
Edward Abner Thompson, a nationally known reader, will present a program at St. Pauls Methodist Church at Nineteenth and Van Buren streets Thursday night under the MacDowell Music club. It was previously announced for Polk Street Church.
In Marseilles on February 10 a clash erupted as Communists tried to disrupt a Catholic party meeting presided by General De Castelnau. About one hundred people were wounded or bruised, with initial claims of over twenty casualties rising after hospital and police reports. Socialists condemn police protection and Mayor Fraissieres forbids further public meetings for now.
In New Orleans on February 16, doctors reported tenor John McCormack's health improved amid recent postponements of his February engagements until next month due to a slight illness.
An ad explains Ely's Cream Balm antiseptic relieves a clogged nose from cold or catarrh by opening passages reducing inflammation and fighting germs. It claims quick relief when applied in the nostrils and urges readers to ask a druggist for Moily's Cream Balm.
San Jacinto needs 3000 dollars to begin plans for a new church adjoining the current site. After last Sunday's services, 2040 dollars has been raised, with 1998 at the morning session and the rest in the evening. A Polk Street Methodist representative said the project has official congregation support and Polk Street members will assist in fundraising.
Hereford real estate man John Hudson reports a land trade a day for the past week with rising buyer inquiry. He notes many new settlers coming in and predicts several hundred more farmers may move in within ninety days if rain comes.
Sunday service at North Buchanan Street Methodist church drew a full crowd with railroad workers as honored guests. Mrs. A L Ludden sang, Prof H B Vaughn played offertory, and Mr W T Baker recorded the service in shorthand. The pastor thanked the railroad community for their cordial reception and support. Also advertised bankrupt sale at Home Beautiful Furniture, 706 Polk Street.
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