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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1929
Page
6
A long-era column blends verse and prose on a ostentatious railroad magnate, his pious image, and lavish lifestyle with a ledger of company executives, personnel moves, and line expansions across Amarillo and surrounding rail hubs. It details Rock Island and Santa Fe directives, staff reshuffles, trips, and planned line extensions, plus notes on inflation, illness, and a historic boxing match nearby.
Alice Strawn advises using Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound to restore gray hair. A home or store bought mix is applied with a comb or brush, leaving hair evenly colored by morning. The remedy is advertised as undetectable and suitable for both women and men.
A historical reflection on medical science advances from the age of stagecoaches to modern chemistry, detailing how liver stimulation, hemoglobin function, and the glandular system reshaped disease understanding. It notes calomel’s decline, anemia awareness, and a pioneering effort to fuse three key tonics into a single potent formula with a Northwest university scientist slated to conduct preliminary experiments.
Sargon is a new medicinal tonic introduced in the United States, rapidly adopted in major cities with demand averaging 50 000 bottles, wholesale druggists buying in carload lots. Advertisers cite findings of world leading medical investigators and claim it helps run down debilitated people regain health amid modern life stresses.
Science identifies three core body mechanisms sustaining health and explains how to stimulate their action. The liver and gall bladder produce bile, a vital fluid for digestion and metabolic balance, whose flow affects digestion and symptoms like biliousness and indigestion.
A historical note explains that stomach trouble is often misattributed to the stomach itself. Investigators find the stomach usually sound, identify bile and liver function as key to digestion, and describe how bile enters the duodenum to aid processing.
An eminent authority says Calomel does not stimulate the liver or bile flow and that green stools result from the drug's color. Science countered with a stimulant to increase bile flow. Researchers also linked a mineral and fruit juice to raise haemoglobin and noted endocrine glands influence both mind and body.
In 1927 a new preparation named Sargon emerged from extensive medical research. It combines three therapeutic agents to restore chemical balance, boost appetite, improve digestion, and heighten vitality. Sold nationwide within months, it enjoys strong demand and is distributed across the United States and beyond. It is manufactured by a major American laboratory and available in Amarillo through Fox Drug Co locations.
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