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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1926
Page
3
Physicians promote Calotabs as a purifying tablet to break up a cold overnight or shorten grippe influenza symptoms. One to two tablets at bedtime with water, no nausea or interference with meals, followed by a normal appetite next day. Family package with directions offered for 36 cents at drug stores.
Mrs James M Hall of Weathersby Mississippi writes she grew weaker then saw marked improvement after using Cardui. She describes severe pain and loss of color, but after five bottles felt strong enough to work in her garden and resume outdoor activity.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a twofold remedy for persistent coughs colds and throat troubles. It claims creosote neutralizes germs while other ingredients soothe inflamed membranes and that the product builds up the system after illnesses. Money refunds if relief is not achieved. Atlanta company adv.
A Washington D C woman reports quick relief from years of rheumatism after trying Sloan’s liniment. The ad claims rapid swelling reduction and pain ease for hands and joints, appealing to long suffering readers seeking fast, noticeable results.
In Cannes Suzanne Lenglen says Helen Wills is a sweet child yet the two champions keep a formal distance off court. Lenglen won the Metropole tournament final 6-3 7-5 over Mile Viasta and may meet Wills in future events.
Plainview bulldogs travel to Lubbock for a return game after a 21 to 18 loss at Lubbock. Guard A T Boswell may miss the Plainview game due to a turned ankle. They also host Tulsa high school in Tulsa, aiming for a tougher test after a 38 to 22 win at home.
McDonald Smith of New York captured the Dallas Open title after a 72 hole medal play on a waterlogged course finishing at 298 to win $800. Al Espinosa of San Francisco took second with 306 earning $600. Bob Cruickshank from Chicago was third at 308 winning $100. Warry Cooper finished at 307 amid expectations for better placing.
Reg Murray comments on John McGraw’s selection of Barnes Greenfield Ring and Fitzsimmons as the main four. He notes mixed records for the quartet and suggests one may break out in 1926. The piece also references Scott Neha McQuillan and Babe Ruth quip about letting opera shine after a knockout.
Tony Padrone and Billy Hallas bury the hatchet to join forces against Dutch Mantell in the finish clash at the Armory Friday night. They trained at the Elks club amid lingering tensions, Hallas reporting mixed bruises from sparring. Mantell trains solo at the Armory while declaring fitness for a tough weekly match. Tickets are on sale at City Drug Store.
Liz Smith accepts Amarillo's offer to manage the local independent baseball nine. He will arrive soon to plan the season after serving as pitching ace of the Amarillo Gassers. The team includes a young group that last year made baseball history in Amarillo.
Mrs W L Durrett claims her Anconas earned 3.60 each in pallet year and 2.40 for two year olds after feeding 181 each while a Globe News feature noted 1.50 per year. She keeps her flock at 1206 West Nineteenth Street. Realtor Robert Ricks reports 16 Rhode Island Reds yielded 250 last year from eggs stock and prize money.
A Calcutta banquet committee refused to invite Andrew Sime, a Scottish Labor leader, and his associates then declined their attendance at the feast.
A six round boxing match between two women is planned in the suburban town of Hexton on February 1. Anne Newton, niece of Andrew Newton, will face Madge Baker, a pupil of the late Digger Stanley. Both claim private experience but have not boxed publicly. Prominent women denounce the bout as degrading.
The Plainview Bulldogs defeated Panhandle’s Golden Sandstorm 317 to 1 percent in a high scoring game. Pisinview guard Cra Miainview led with nineteen points while Yeokum and Armarillor each contributed eight as the defense stifled the Sandstorm. A separate coroner’s jury attributed blame in the case of Mrs. Rachel Bassindine’s death.
A sensational ad touts Aspironal as a superior cold and cough remedy. It claims rapid relief within two minutes and urges readers to buy a bottle for half a dollar, promising safety for both adults and children.
Countless girls and women learn that purges and physic are unnecessary for headache dizziness biliousness and sallow skin. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin helps establish regular bowel movement without griping or upsetting delicate patients and is gentle enough for sick children.
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