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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1928
Page
9
In a Fox interview Madge Bellamy urges girls to avoid cosmetics, arguing hygiene and natural appearance matter more than fashion. She promotes outdoor exercise to brighten skin and notes she uses minimal powder for grooming.
The report notes earthquakes in the Balkans affecting Bulgaria's Rose Valley, a leading source of attar of roses. It details impact on rose fields, harvest timing, and the regional economy tied to roses and perfume production.
Hanson Post No 54 of the American Legion will present a memorial entertainment at 8 oclock tonight at the National Guard Armory on West Fifth Street, according to Scrut Ira.
A brief notice touts a remedy described as curing chills and fever from intermittent and remittent bilious fever caused by malaria. The item asserts the treatment kills the germs behind the illness.
L. Red Weight representative of Portfesd Cement association was elected president of the Panhandle A. and M. club at the Athletic Club meeting. Louis Dusty Dodson vice president J F Ford and C B Short treasurer. membership has grown from twenty to over ninety with weekly luncheons. Ladies Day will be observed at the regular meeting.
CHICAGO May 20 The coal industry of Milrose is regaining health rapidly despite the termination of group negotiations between the miners union and coal operators. A state department report notes May shows eighty five mines operating under individual agreements after all closed April 1 when the temporary pact expired.
The program features boxing, a battle royal, charleston contest, buck and wing dancing, singing and special music. All ex service men and their families will be admitted free.
A vintage tonic promises strong relief and renewed color as it strengthens and invigorates. The ad claims GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC improves well being and energy, with a cost of 60 cents.
In April Illinois mined over 1.22 million tons of coal, well below typical monthly targets of 5 to 6 million. Mines operated up to 27 days, averaging just over 12. Only about 19 465 of Illinois 84 000 residents were employed. A gray lowering sunport signals rain.
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