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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1927
Page
6
A historical ad promotes Dr Blosser's Remedy for catarrh and deafness claiming early symptoms include roaring in the ears. It describes a tobacco-free herbal smoke delivered via pipe or cigarette, reaching the Eustachian tubes to the middle ear, and asserts safety for adults and children with pocket size packs available at drug stores.
Realtors will attend a noon meeting at the Amarillo Hotel where James Z. George, secretary manager of the Board of City Development, will discuss Amarillo's industrial growth and how to attract more industries. All members urged to attend.
President Ban Johnson considers changing the rules for the most valuable player selection in the American league. The current system allows one ballot per team and overlooked George Uhle, a top pitcher, while George Burns of Cleveland received primary votes.
The US Supreme Court, in an unanimous ruling, upholds Congress power to compel attendance of witnesses at investigations. The case involving Mal Daugherty did not decide on forced answers or document production but clears the way for Senate to summon him. Senate leaders see broader implications for figures like Crowe Insull and others who refused questions in campaign fund probes.
Ferdinand Schmidt, an unemployed Austrian, plans to waltz from Vienna to Paris to sell postcards and souvenirs along the way. He will start once police permission is obtained, hoping the journey becomes a novelty that funds his bed and board.
The article notes Thomas F. Cunningham of Philadelphia gave 50 000 to Representative William S Ware’s senatorial primary fund. The committee declined comment arguing authority limits. Senator Reed of Missouri signaled forthcoming court-posed facts for Senate action. Also mentions India’s pooja holiday and reduced gift giving.
A Washington woman reports years of rheumatism relief with Sloan’s Liniment. She praises its quick effect on swollen hands, noting no rubbing is needed and blood flow improves rapidly. Priced at 35 cents with all druggists.
Insanity defenses are handled before trial by a lunacy commission under Charles W. Fricke. The new system cuts delays, avoids expert wrangling, and commits feigned cases to the state asylum with a return if sanity is restored. If sane, prisoners proceed to trial, shortening proceedings and improving accuracy.
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