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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1934
Page
3
Doan's Pills advertised as washing out 15 miles of kidney tubess claim relief from backache leg pains and dizziness by flushing kidneys. The ad warns against so called quick cures and urges readers to buy from a druggist noting Foster Milburn Co in 1954.
Secretary of the Interior Harold L. Ickes told a public meeting that the New Deal rests on Christian principles. He equated Christ's call for neighborly love and justice with Roosevelt’s social and economic aims and urged church leaders to back reforms such as child labor abolition and fair wages.
A speaker argues for unemployment, maternity and disability insurance and tax assessment by ability to pay. He states the aim is to prevent a small group of ruthless acquisitive men from accumulating fortunes by oppressing those without protection.
A series of entries lists warranty deeds for transfers in Roberts Place Bushland Morningside and Plemons plus registration actions for Neal M. Kerrigan D W White and Mrs J R Cullum with makes and years including Chevrolet 34 Pontiac 34 and Dodge 34.
The piece argues that socialists in England and France have influenced government policy, with Clemenceau highlighted as a socialist enemy of aristocracy and the church. It cites Prof. Moley on the New Deal’s reach and warns that democracy may expand government oversight, as the Stock Exchange Bill signals a shift toward greater administration and control over business.
The author argues laws cannot change human behavior and cites Prohibition as a failed example. He warns that sudden measures disrupt civilization and predicts civilization evolves, not commands it. The text notes Mexico and Sonora with Governor Rodolfo Elias Calles ordering action amid a wartime Catholic Church conflict.
You are probably suffering with Athlete's Foot a form of ringworm embedded in the skin with blistering. Brown's Lotion stops itching instantly and claims to heal any case within fourteen days or your money back. No bandage needed after use. 60c and 1.00 per bottle at Rand al Drug Stores and all good drug stores.
Governor Calles orders Sonora churches closed and priests expelled within twelve hours after clerics faced increased limits on services. He cites three circulating circulars urging officials to oppose religious fanaticism, while observers warn of orderly disruption and the impact on a deeply Catholic, indigenous population. Senator Norris advocates direct presidential elections by popular vote, replacing the electoral college.
A college figure notes his bill failed by two votes and plans a reintroduction. He argues current two senator per state system preserves equal weight for Nebraska and moderate-population states and would shift power under nationwide popular voting.
The text notes that total votes matter for election, with big cities such as New York and Chicago potentially outweighing influence, while many states like Nebraska engage in serious consideration of the outcome.
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