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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1928

Page

4

Science and living changes foreseen by Dean Woods

San Francisco July 19 A dispatch from International News Service reports Dean Edwin M. Woods of the University of California foresees science reshaping daily life through automation, communication and organization while warning it may threaten human agency if misused. He notes life expectancy has risen and envisions humans turning labor into art, with science amplifying human reach but arguing for balanced optimism.

International News Service San Francisco Edwin M. Woods University California An Woods Dean Woods Henri

Cole to Galveston For Traffic Meet

S. J. Cole head of the transportation department of the Board of City Development will attend the annual Texas Industrial College meeting in Galveston July 27. Amarillo transportation committee at noon yesterday reached a decision. Amarillo shippers expect discussion of matters of interest at the meeting.

S. J. Cole Transportant Department Board of Citylopment Texas Industrial Coleague Galveston Amarillo

Pilgrimage to Mount of the Holy Cross Planned for July

Denver reporters note a July pilgrimage of several hundred Christians from across the United States to the Mount of the Holy Cross in Colorado. The expedition includes camping on a high plateau, daily shrine visits, services by various ministers, a forest service telephone link, and a Denver radio broadcast. The event aims to become an annual devotional trek atop the cross 1,200 feet tall near central Colorado.

Associated Prose Denver United States Colorado Rocky Mountains United States Forest Service Coronado Colorado Rockies

Science Plans Eradication of White Plague

Portland July 19. Dr H J Corper of the National Tuberculosis association says research shows tuberculosis may be curable. He notes mortality is falling and tubercle bacilli can be destroyed, with a twofold campaign to attack the germ and strengthen health.

International News Service Portland Ore H. J. Corper National Tuberculosis Association Corper

Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin Promises Relief for All

An advertisement extols Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a mild safe laxative for women children and the elderly. It claims wide use since 1892 and invites readers to request a free sample bottle by writing to Monticello Illinois.

Caldwell Dr. Caldwell Monticello Illinois

Gordon's Internal Antiseptic Promises Stomach Relief

Thousands suffer from stomach trouble find relief with Gordon's internal antiseptic. It stops fermentation, aids digestion, and claims quick relief from indigestion, gas, bloating, constipation, heartburn, and nervousness caused by faulty digestion. Sold as an 8-ounce liquid bottle for $1.50 in druggists.

Gordon Gordon’s

Tuberculosis Research Advances Toward New Treatments

The article reports progress in healing processes focusing on purified protein tuberculin and a saturated fatty acid unit from the tubercle bacillus. Early results suggest the protein fraction may replace impure tuberculin, while fat fractions rapidly stimulate monocyte multiplication. Further studies imply preliminary treatment could accelerate disease in some animals, hinting at a possible future breakthrough.

Russian Pupils Start Fire After Flunking Exams

Twenty pupils failed the final tests and with parental consent carried out a revenge act at a Chaliabinsk schoolhouse. They protested against the teachers and subsequently demolished furniture, cut wires, and set the building ablaze, delaying police and fire response.

International News Service Chaliabinsk Russia

DeMolays Plan Public Installation at Amarillo Chapter

Public installation of officers at an early date was agreed upon by the Amarillo Chapter Order of De Molay last night at the Masonic Temple. It is also planned to initiate a class of four members at the next meeting on August 1.

Amarillo Masonic Temple

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Woods Cole Roskies Federal Forest Service the Mount of the Holy Cross Central Tia Trey Handy Man 6271 Lincoln St Polk Street P. A. Zehrir Minturn Quecturcee Parie Paris All Drug de Depict Etore Tilford Newm Amarillo Hotel Mrs. Hollander Dial Frigidaire General Motors PROD ED Enochs W. Sth Southwestern IGG
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