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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1929
Page
20
President Hoover, delivering Memorial Day remarks at Arlington, urged action toward arms limits. He cited the Kellogg pact signed by 40 nations and warned that rising naval programs by major powers threaten the chance for lasting peace. He urged faith in peace and the need to prove the pact real.
Mrs. Murchison of 411 Rusk Street Amarillo says after two years of kidney pain and illness she improved rapidly after using Orgatone. She reports weight gain stronger health and renewed appetite and plans to share her story with others. City Drug Store 517 Polk St. sells Orgatone under a special representative.
Senator Hiram Bingham pressed Col. Charles A. Lindbergh before Congress on a needed Washington aviation field. Lindbergh criticized U S airports for lacking proper runways and facilities and urged a central city site with hard surface runways and nearby hangars. He cited Cicero Field in Chicago and Oakland as examples of active airports and suggested tunnels from field houses to runways.
Henry Sherman, 22, executed in Lincoln Nebraska by electric chair at 6 33 am after pleading for forgiveness to Joe Dieriex brother of Mrs. Roger Pochon one victim. He killed Mr and Mrs Pochon at the breakfast table May 18 1928 and assaulted the six week old baby Nellie Pochon.
Des Moines University hearings opened to decide if an injunction keeping the school operating should hold until June 4 or if ousted president Dr. Harry C. Wayman must vacate immediately. Trustees ordered closure after student riots followed a faculty resignation demand by Dr. Shields.
The aviator argues cities need two landing fields within a few years. He cites Omaha with near-city landings and a farther field for aircraft storage, notes most transport flying centers on the West Coast, and credits Los Angeles with about forty airports. He also explains climate and Guggenheim Foundation funding influence.
An advertising card promotes Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy claiming effectiveness for bleeding gums and promises money back if not satisfied. It directs readers to purchase at City Drug Store and use as directed.
Proven relief for ulcers and gas, Peerless Stomachs restores digestion. The ad praises the remedy's stomach tonic effects and urges sufferers to try it, with a testimonial from GILLETTE of Hollywood claiming a four year indigestion cure after two bottles. Available at City Drug Stores.
Old Orchard Maine May 31 A take off of the Green Flash for Rome or the Yellow Bird for Paris earlier than Sunday seemed improbable today as weather reports from Dr James H Kimball meteorologist of the New York weather bureau Armeno Lotti youthful French sportsman sponsor co pilot and radio operator of the Yellow Bird was in New York City to confer with Dr Kimball Captain Lewis A Yancey and Roger Q Williams pilot took advantage of the delay to obtain much needed rest.
An old advertising blurb notes Grove's Black Root Pills are included with every bottle of tonic for those who wish to use a laxative to treat malaria or chills.
A special train will carry 400 Texans to the Confederate reunion in Charlotte North Carolina from June 3 to 8. The route travels via Memphis Birmingham Atlanta with a five hour stop to view Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial.
The polish cleans metalwork on cars and household items, banishing rain spots and road film. It works chemically and mechanically to brighten nickel brass aluminum copper steel and chromium plate without harming plating, and dealers can offer other Whiz products.
Wielding five modern vessels the California Sea Products Company heads a patrol along the lower California coast. Capt. F. I. Dedrick says the fleet Lansing Port Saunders Hercules Traveler and Hawk will patrol for four months as whaling remains active for oil and whalebone markets in France and elsewhere.
The 1910 federal census recorded 265 683 Indians living in the United States. The figure reflects the native population enumerated during the decennial count.
Reading Company awards a contract to Bethlehem Steel for 4,000 tons of steel to support electrification work as part of a $20,000,000 program.
In Redfield Arkansas Mr J A Tuck touts Black-Draught as a reliable medicine for indigestion headaches and biliousness. He notes relief after doses and praises its effects on his daughter’s gas breath difficulty and skin improvement. The ad claims thousands endorse the product and lists 25¢ packages from local druggists.
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