Death sentence for Bergdorf in Texas slaying
A. A. Bergdorf was sentenced to death for the fatal shooting of Charles Wallace at a Big Spring filling station last October. The jury rejected insanity vows after about 1 hour 20 minutes of deliberation, and Bergdorf resisted arrest in the courtroom, claiming memory loss after drinking.
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Associated Press
Big Spring
Tex
A. A. Bergdorf
Armer
Charles Wallace
Dallas
Wallace
Here
Bergdorf
Amarillo Pet War Draws Outcry From Dog Lovers
A Plainsville reader condemns Amarillo officials for dog and cat control measures. The letter argues pet protection promotes humane values, warns against mistreatment, and urges organized action by dog lovers to oppose police and pound actions. It cites social harm and discipline linked to animal regard.
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Amarillo
United States
Critique of rabid dog fear and police killings
A reader denounces mob panic over mad dogs and calls for restraint in dog control. The letter argues against vigilante policing, cites incidents of false mad dog claims, and urges humane treatment, proper investigation, and officers as protectors rather than shooters.
Aspironal claims superior cold cure in bold ad
A sensational advertisement promotes Aspironal as a guaranteed two minute remedy for colds and flu. It urges purchasing at 60 cents, trying a rapid relief test with a two minute money back offer, and markets the product as safe for children and adults with nationwide drug-store distribution and family use.
Amarillo residents urge for woman on city commission
A resident argues that city officials misjudge concerns and urges Amarillo to appoint a woman to the board of city commissioners. She asserts women stay awake longer, bring wisdom, and would counter sleepiness that leads to ratifications.
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Amarillo
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A plea from Mary D. Smith urges fair treatment for dogs and a fair deal for newcomers in Amarillo. She calls dog owners to stand up, defend their pets, and demand concerted action on the issue.
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Amarillo
Mary D. Smith
Florida Street
Doctor Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Gains Wide Use
In Monticello Illinois Dr Caldwell treats women and children most often with minor illnesses. His simple laxative formula became Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin in 1892 and public use grew. Mothers give it to children, many families keep a bottle, and it is sold in every drug store.
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Dr. Blosser
Catarrth
Blosser
Monticello
Illinois
Dr. Caldwell
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