Gas Seen as Future Oil Substitute Fuel
Harry C. Abell of New York predicts a coming revolution in gas manufacture in America as oil for industrial heating is curtailed by federal conservation. He says gas output will rise and 20,000,000 customers will be connected, with rate adjustments to share costs and fuel the transition.
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San Francisco
America
Harry C. Abell
New York
American Gas Association
Abell
Coolidge
Arle
Beauty grow tips for lashes and eyebrows from Public Ledger
A health focused reader asks how to stimulate lash and eyebrow growth after using vaseline poorly. Advice stresses overall health, treating eye issues, nightly application of olive oil and quinine sulfate mix with a camel hair brush, avoiding eye contact, and washing with boric acid solution, followed by nightly cream for wrinkles.
Wild animals disrupt schooling in mountain districts
In Wenatchee Washington on January 30 reports describe wild animal encounters near schools. A cougar killed a boy named Jimmy Fehlhaber and a lynx and a rabid coyote were encountered by Verne Smith and Arthur Parsib respectively.
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Wenatchee
Wash
Jimmy Fehlhaber
Verne Smith
Arthur Parsib
Postal bill leaders press for vote today
Washington news reports that postal pay and rate increase legislation moved toward final Senate action Friday after most amendments were disposed of. Opponents predicted House rejection citing constitutional authority limits. The bill proposes higher rates for private mail cards, reading matter, advertising portions, and third class packages, with projected annual revenue around $20 million.
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Washington
Senate
Curtis
House
Moses
Cattlemen Meet to Chart Panhandle Livestock Convention
Cattlemen gather in Amarillo to plan the Panhandle Livestock Producers' association ninth annual convention set for March 2 to 4. Executive committee meets Saturday at 4 PM in William O'Brien's office behind the National Bank of Commerce.
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Panhandle Livestock Producers’ Association
Amarillo
William O'Brien
National Bank of Commerce
Littlefield Chamber Banquet Draws 300 Attendees
The annual Littlefield chamber of commerce banquet drew more than 300 people at the high school. Speakers included Rev C. K. Matthews of Fort Worth Judge C. H. Rogers of Lamesa A D Davis and J L Dow of Lubbock Mrs B F Garrett and Miss Birdie Lee Burkhalter of Littlefield. Jess Mitchell presided as chamber president with C Hartley secretary and band director.
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Cial
Globe
New Scarlet Fever Serum Reported From Yale
Dr Francis G Blake of Yale medical school announces a serum derived from immunized horses that can cure scarlet fever in twelve to twenty four hours. He did not specify when it would be available to general practitioners. Hartford Connecticut January.
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Hartford
Conn
Francis G. Blake
Yale Medical School
St Jacobs Oil Promises Rapid Relief for Rheumatism
Classic advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a harmless rheumatism liniment that penetrates joints and relieves pain instantly. Claims 65 years of use and a 35 cent bottle available at drug stores, effective for rheumatism sciatica neuralgia and sprains.
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St. Jacobs
Mary Miles Minter Seeks Immediate Accounting in Suit
Los Angeles, Jan. 30. Mary Miles Minter and her mother Charlotte Shelby confront each other in a superior court suit for an accounting of funds Shelby received as guardian. Minter says earnings from a child star career began at age six and seeks a full accounting of money and property. Shelby has repeatedly refused to provide statements.
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Los Angeles
Mary Miles Minter
Miss Minter
Juliette Shelby
Juliette Reilly
Charlotte Shelby
Pearl Miles Reilley
Rock Island Announces 1925 Summer Tourist Rates
Rock Island rail road released summer tourist fares for 1925 through the Pacific coast. Amarillo general agent C B Davis said round trips from Amarillo to Los Angeles San Diego San Francisco and Portland Oregon will cost 67.95 each. Fares take effect May 15 with a return deadline of October 31.
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Pacific Coast
Rock Island Railroad
C. B. Davis
Amarillo
Los Angeles
San Diego
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
Cattle Market Improves Says Berkley Dawson
Berkley Dawson a former Amarillo cattleman now with Swift and Henry livestock commission men in Kansas City says cattle markets are improving and cattlemen have reason for optimism. He notes that Kansas City traders view Amarillo’s convention as part of yearly plans and expect a favorable year ahead.
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B. Dawson
Amarillo
Swift and
Henry
Livestock Commission
Kansas City
Mr Dawson
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