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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1933

Page

5

Prediction of Arkansas vote on repeal hinges on July 18

A Senate forecast by Joseph T. Robinson that Arkansas would likely repeal on July 18 followed early state votes against prohibition in New Hampshire Iowa and Connecticut. McBride and anti prohibitionists hailed gains but warned the real battle lay ahead as national figures foresee widespread ratification and more states voting wet.

Washington Joseph T. Robinson Arkansas New Hampshire Iowa Connecticut The Anti-Saloon League F. Scott McBride McBride James A. Farley Democratic National Committee Union Jouett Shouse Association Against the Dry Dakota Towa Robinson Nye North Dakota Alabama California West Virginia

Health Tests On Monday For Rural Pupils

Children joining Johnson School this fall underwent physical exams conducted by health unit staff. Nurses noted most are not underweight. Preschool tests for rural districts will be held Monday morning in the county superintendent Laura Hamner’s offices with Miss Mildred Garrett coordinating at the courthouse.

Johnson Walter Ottinger Johnson Parent-Teacher Association Health Unit Laura V. Hamner Superintendent of Public Instruction Mildred Garrett

Dallas Golfer Wins at Cleburne Invi tational Golf Title

Dallas golfer Young Jack Fouts defeated Bud McKinney of Del Rio in a 19 hole final to win the fifth annual invitation golf tournament at Cleburne Country Club. Fouts had advanced by beating Elliott Hatch of Fort Worth in the quarter finals.

Dallas Cleburne Tex U.P Cleburne Country Club Jack Fouts Bud McKinney del Rio Fouts Elliott Hatch Fort Worth

Battle Over Sixteen Cents in U. S. Economy Plan

Miss Sarah Roberts, a veterans bureau worker, seeks 16 cents she claims the U S government owes after 15 percent pay cuts. The dispute centers on fractions of cents not provided in the new salary tables, totaling about 5000 dollars in pennies across clerks.

Washington U.P Roosevelt United States Sarah R. Roberts Miss Roberts Veterans’ Bureau J. R. McCarl Uncle Sam

Railroads and Poverty Highlight Panhandle Excursion Plans

The piece contrasts rural toil with urban want and notes a Globe News Pullman train from Amarillo to Chicago for the World's Fair with 175 passengers from 32 Panhandle and New Mexico towns. Details list tour manager Mascen King and staff, a 75 dollar price for a weeklong excursion, and arrangements for baggage, concessions, and safety discussions in Denver and Amarillo.

Panhandle Texas New Mexico Globe News Charles P. Walsh la Salle Hotel Fred Short el Taos Wilbur Hawk Amarillo

How to Keep Cool on Hottest Day for a Penny

An advertising claim promotes Dr. Jayna's Laxative Pills as a remedy to cleanse from within for cooling the skin in heat. The pitch suggests impurities in the bowels clog the blood under the skin, causing heat and fatigue, and offers a penny per day, 25 cents for a month, for relief.

Jayna

Railroad trains aid reforestation recruits and carry supplies

The Denver handled three special trains for reforestation recruits to Saratoga Wyoming Walden Cold and Amarillo. A 16 car train will be delivered by the Rock Island to the Denver with no destination given. Santa Fe supply trains visit Plains division stations delivering needed supplies while officials report rail line conditions as favorable.

J. W. Mode Denver Amarillo Palisades Palo Duro Canyon Fort Sill Oklo Saratoga Wyoming Walden Rock Island Santa Fe Plains J. B. Briscoe R. W. Prentice H. O. Wagner E. L. Conner Homer Guy Charles Hart

Lost 37 Pounds With Kruschen

A testimonial from Mrs J Sonza of Waco Texas describes losing 37 pounds in three months using Kruschen Salts. The ad claims rapid fat reduction and health benefits with a four week supply, a money back guarantee, and availability via drugstores or mail orders.

Sonza Waco Texas

Economic Outlook Prompts Upturn Says M K T President

M H Cahill, president of the Missouri Kansas Texas lines, notes a definite upward swing in Southwest business after a downturn. He cites June figures showing sustained improvement and gains over last year. In other notes England’s best fleeces come from Orkney and Shetland where seaweed feeds sheep. 1933 motor vehicle output is forecast to exceed two million units.

Roosevelt Franklin, Jr James Delano Roosevelt Groton School Groton N. Y Franklin Congress Washington James Boston Cape Cod Portland Southwest M. H. Cahill Missouri-Kansas-Texas Lines England Orkney and Shetland Islands

Prompt Relief From Itching Eczema

Soothing Zemo provides prompt relief to itching and burning skin. It claims to clear rashes pimples eczema ringworm and restore skin to normal. Insist on genuine Zemo available in 35¢ 60¢ and $1 at all druggists.

Zemo

Plan changes reshape U S farm credit administration

Washington June 22 Gov Henry Morgenthau Jr outlines major reorganization within the farm credit administration to promote cooperative farming finance. New units include a bank for cooperatives and a production credit corporation joining existing federal land banks and intermediate banks in 13 cities.

Washington Henry Morgenthau, Jr Farm Credit Administration Federal Land Banks Springfield Mass Baltimore Columbia South Carolina Louisville New Orleans St. Louis St. Paul Omaha Wichita Kane Houston Berkeley Calif Spokane Bank For Cooperatives Production — Credit Corporation Farm Credit Admin Morgenthau Francis W. Peck St. Pans Goss Seattle Land Bank George M. Brennan California Intermediate Credit Bank

Overnight Foot Pain Relief Ad

An old advertisement promises foot pain relief by soaking feet for about 20 minutes in hot water with three tablespoons of Radox. It claims fast relief from pain soreness burning and inflammation and offers a money back guarantee. A 45 cent package is available at City Drug Stores and other druggists with mail orders filled.

Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Fast Foot Pain Relief

Advertises Moone's Emerald Oil to end swollen and aching feet with a money back guarantee. Claims pain disappears in minutes after two to three applications and swelling reduces with regular use. Highlights antiseptic oils with camphor and odor elimination. Sold by City Drug Stores and other druggists with guarantee.

tMoone Moone

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