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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1929
Page
7
A Lincoln day program for service members and families is being arranged by the John G. Golding post Veterans of Foreign Wars. The meeting will be at 8 this eve in the American Legion Home city auditorium with talks by Amarillo leaders and dancing to follow.
Amusing scattered letters discuss bird bones and dining after dressings. A reader asks Tack for date and time to settle a food challenge while another seeks age data on a five chamber pistol found in Roberts county. A taxpayer questions water bond interest costs versus bills and cites Johnson's explanation.
Officials claim eight months into operation the plant was funded by profits from the plant loan repaid as profits accumulate until the loan is wiped out. They say this method prevents tax dollars from paying for operation or bond interest.
The writer reflects on happiness as relative and praises dogs and playgrounds. He favors a simple life, arguing that love for dogs and parks breeds empathy, faithfulness, and good deeds. He signs as E J Cussen of Canadian, Texas, noting repeated newspaper readership.
A veteran druggist warns that doctors often prescribe creosote and eucalyptus for coughs and urges readers to buy Lee's Crealyptos a scientific mix. He claims it heals throat and lung membranes and halts germs with a 50 cent bottle and six doses to relieve a cough or money back.
Adrian Texas February 8 1929 a group of girls in Amarillo News story titled Girls Seek Correspondence created as a joke with no intent to mail the letter. One girl mailed it to you unknowingly. some names appeared without their knowledge. Signed by ADRIAN COWBOYS. P S publish immediately.
A reader condemns misleading store ads in the paper, citing a $9 dress and $25 coats advertised as high value items. The letter argues the public is being deceived and urges truthfulness from the newspaper and staff.
A Kansas City physician Dr. E E Paddock offers a home medical treatment for gallbladder and liver stones. He argues surgery is overused and provides a free booklet The Liver and Gall Bladder explaining symptoms and the treatment. Fill and mail the coupon to receive the booklet.
A reader asks Dr. Paddock for a complimentary copy of The Liver and Gall Bladder booklet. The note requests the booklet be mailed to a clearly printed full address.
A reader letter discusses the balance between newspaper advertising revenue and public protection, urging informed shopping while defending merchants. The note emphasizes buyer vigilance and the role of papers in serving the public without policing every purchase.
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