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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1930

Page

3

New Cancer Cure Found To Be Failure

Post mortem exams of 80 patients treated at the Coffey Humber clinic in San Francisco show no evidence of a cure for cancer. The American Medical Association Journal reports editors and pathologists express profound disappointment with clinical and pathologic results and find no specific destruction of cancer tissue or slowed disease progress.

United Press Chicago Coffey-Humber San Francisco American Medical Association Journal Walter B. Coffey John B. Humber Morris Fishbein Fishbein

Home Sunday School Study on Increase at First Christian Church

The Home Department report shows 312 lessons studied this quarter and rapid growth since organization. Mrs. H P Wetzel leads the department which visits ill members at home using regular literature. Twelve members dropped out while 18 new members joined. six moved and three attend Bible school.

First Christian Church H. P. Wetzel The Baptist Church

How Dallas Mother Keeps Children Well

A Dallas mother Mrs H A Lawson 2015 Terrace Drive says Nature's Remedy NR Tablets have kept her family well for ten years. The ad claims over three million tablets used daily and promotes relief from biliousness headaches indigestion rheumatic pains and fatigue at 25 cents.

H. A. Lawson Terrace Drive Dallas

Marriage licenses fall sharply in Hall County Texas

Special to 7 Globe Texas May reports a 60 percent drop in marriage licenses in Hall County since July 1929 10 months after law enactment. By early May only 11 licenses were issued this year vs nearly 50 by the same date last year.

Texas Hall County PLC Oklahoma

High Twelve Club to Send Doctors to Dallas Convention

The High Twelve Club voted to send Dr. A. J. Caldwell and Dr. C. A. Raynum to the national convention in Dallas on June 25 to 27. Both doctors are on the convention program. Glen Alcott of Kansas City has been transferred to Amarillo as official purchasing agent for the Texas-Inter-branch office.

High Twelve A. J. Caldwell C. A. Raynum Dallas Dr. Raynum Dr. Caldwell Glen Alcott Kansas City Amarillo Texas-Inter

Othine Double Strength Promises Freckle Removal

An advertisement touts Othine double strength cream to erase freckles overnight. It pledges rapid fade for stubborn freckles with a money back guarantee if the cream does not remove them.

Amarillo social notes highlight visiting notables and travels

Mr Alcott visits Amarillo and expresses astonishment at city growth. Amarillo locals and visitors from Claude Dallas Seattle Perryton and Waxahachie mingle during shopping trips and business for Westmorland Colorado Fuel and Iron Monroe Sales and High Twelve Club. Mrs Lokey and Mrs Richardson return from Dal las and Farmersville. A Santa Fe agent Brame returns from vacation. Alma Siedenstrang and commodious dining room noted on Paris Berlin air service.

Flying Board Probes Bandera Plane Crash

A federal flying board planned an inquiry into a Bandera area crash that killed two Kelly Field cadet fliers. Ray M. Rowe of Newton Kansas and Benjamin Ellsworth Tilton Jr. of Utica New York died in the late yesterday crash during a practice flight from Kelly Field. No witnesses were present and investigators said both men appeared instantly killed with one cadet trying to jump to safety.

United Press San Antonio Federal Flying Board Bandera Here Kelly Field Ray M. Rowe Newton Kan Benjamin Ellsworth Tilton, Jr Utica N. Y

Alfred Knittle Struck and Killed by Train in Bastrop

Alfred Knittle, 60, died after being struck by a Katy train near Bastrop Texas late yesterday. The incident occurred as he was near the railroad tracks, with authorities reporting a quick fatality.

Ny United Press Bastrop, Tex Alfred Knittle Katy Here

War Lesson Shows Way to Peace Time Success

Armistice Day 1918 story of William Higgins who followed army doctor’s advice and later benefited from Nujol. He credits Nujol with health, happiness, and renewed effort, saying it cleanses toxins and supports daily work without drugs. He urges readers to try it.

William BE. Higgins 1D4th Avenue Minneapolis Nujol

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