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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1925
Page
8
Advice promoting a homemade kidney cleanse using rad salts from grapes and lemon acid, mixed with water, to flush kidneys and ease backache. Urges high water intake, daily use for several days, and routine physician checks at least twice a year.
The house rivers and harbors committee moved to cut about 14 million dollars from the 58 553 000 river and harbors bill. War department recommended halving the intercoastal canal and Los Angeles breakwater funds while dropping Newport News and Jamaica Bay projects, provoking protests as the panel awaited Weeks secretary input.
New York police raided a dance hall on the upper east side arresting about a hundred youths and girls after a free-for-all brawl. Japanese and Filipino patrons faced disorderly conduct charges while the hall operator was charged with maintaining a public nuisance.
R H Venerable bought the Belmont apartments at 207 West Sixth Street from California sellers. The two story brick building, 60 by 140 feet, houses the Belmont upstairs and Cooper Irvin Motor Co on the ground floor. The purchase, near several new projects, marks a key business site addition in the city.
Washington witnesses Charles H. Burke commissioner of Indian affairs and Hugh J. Murphy former judge of Okmulgee court testified before the house Indian affairs subcommittee in Oklahoma charges of wilful misadministration of Indian oil lands. Also summoned were W. W. Pryor George M. Swift and J. W. Bartholomew.
In January 1925 deeds were recorded for numerous transfers of lots and tracts in Plem, Summers, Witherspoon, and nearby additions. Transactions include Bruner to Hamilton, Summers to Haynes, and many others with values ranging from 5 to 6 700 dollars, plus a surface machine sale to G. Crawford.
City commission ordered no new car for the city engineer and inspection departments. They urged employees to supply their own transport to cut expenses from purchasing and maintaining city vehicles.
Richmond reports Dr. Lyon G. Tyler 71, son of former President Tyler, welcomes an eight pound son born Sunday. The Williams and Mary College president emeritus and his second wife, 35 years his junior, wed two years ago.
The Panhandle Penwomen asked for a club room in the auditorium beyond the existing women’s club spaces. The city commission declined, referring the matter to the city manager to have the group use part of the south wing club rooms. C St Hall has recovered enough to return to work Monday.
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