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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1926
Page
5
An advertisement promotes Creomulsion as a two fold remedy for persistent coughs and colds. It claims the creosote soothes inflamed membranes and inhibits germs while also boosting the body after illness. The firm promises refund if relief is not achieved and urges purchase through druggists in Atlanta Georgia.
Tomorrow's calendar features Central Presbyterian circles at 2:20 PM and talks on Japan by Mrs Grady Nobles, plus Belle Bennett Missionary Society at 3 PM and Volunteer activities across First Christian and Central Presbyterian circles. A bridge party hosted by Mr and Mrs Rhea J Vernon honors local and visiting insurance men and wives at 406 West Twenty-Second Street. Dr and Mrs L V Dawson host family guests. Trulove's Sunday school class holds a social Thursday at 3 PM in the old annex.
Miss Vivienne Brumley married Frank J Warren at the Brumley home 1714 Jackson street at 10:50 in a ceremony attended by family and friends. The event featured a white satin altar, floral canopy, and a reception. the couple plan a brief honeymoon before settling at 801 Alabama Avenue San Jinto.
Six thousand bottles sold last year. Randall Drug Co offers Dare's Mentha Pepsin as a fast acting stomach remedy. It relieves indigestion and related ailments quickly and is touted as a pleasant tonic available at City Drug stores and druggists nationwide.
A major producer in the South Hutchinson area is anticipated in Travelers Oil company’s No. 1, section 6, block, to be drilled this week. The large sand was encountered at about 960 feet. Drilling targets an acreage release in the northeast quarter of section 6, a few hundred yards southwest of the Twin-Six well. Health notes report heart disease and Bright's disease causing one death in five, tuberculosis one in ten.
Noah Webster Cooper, Tennessee Methodist church leader, traveled from Nashville to New York urging action against Sunday trains and newspapers. He pushed for legislation with President Coolidge’s support, calling Sunday papers “Satan’s ambassadors” and accusing buyers of aiding the devil to ruin America.
Amarillo ISD tax collector George Waddill reports slow tax receipts with 1925 year to date at 69 411 dollars versus 98 014 last year. Total school tax roll is 286 535 dollars, with 157 000 expected if paid by January 31. State and county taxes show 167 000 collected of 871 745, penalties to follow after January 31.
Mrs. B R Hooks received a letter from Mrs. B Moore of Alamosa Colorado reporting eleven snowfalls and a 22 below zero week. Rivers are frozen enough to walk across with ice twenty inches thick. Ice cut for simmer use and stored. Mrs. Moore notes Amarillo has not seen such weather and recalls living there years ago. The last line critiques performance of stunts as lacking real exercise.
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