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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1928

Page

8

The Woman from Moscow and The Perfect Crime At Local Theaters

Pola Negri stars in The Woman from Moscow at The Fair as The Perfect Crime shown at The Mission with Irene Rich Clive Brock and others headlining. Films highlight a crime master planner and a sensational underworld backdrop while Maurice Chevalier is noted for upcoming Paramount talking pictures.

Moscow Pola Negri Trene Rich Mellen Marty Young Norman Kelly

California Fig Syrup Ad Targets Constipation in Children

A vintage Texas advertisement warns that constipation harms children's health and promotes California Fig Syrup as the cure. It cites Mrs. Clara Hild of San Antonio and claims the product cleanses the bowels, strengthens organs, and supports normal activity. It warns buyers to avoid imitations and to seek cartons bearing California.

California Texas Clara Hild Box San Antonio Alfred

Century-Old Centurion Battleship Targets British Fleet

The former battleship Centurion, once a Grand Fleet flagship, now a crewless, radio-steered wreck near Glasgow, endures heavy damage yet preserves key interior machinery. The battered hull, sister ship to the Audacious sunk by a mine, is viewed as a guarded British Admiralty secret.

Glasgow Centurion Grand Fleet Admiralty

Noted editor of Idaho paper dies at home

Calvin Cobb age 75 longtime editor and progressive publisher of the Idaho Daily Statesman died after weeks of illness in Boise. Cobb who took charge in 1889 transformed the Statesman into a daily paper and made it a widely respected northwest publication. Funeral services were held and the body to be sent to Chicago for burial.

United Press Boise Idaho Calvin Cobb Fearles Idaho Daily Statesman Chicago Cobb The Statesman Northwest

Bookmaker Arrested For Cheating Phone Toll in St Louis

United Press reports a bookmaker jailed in St Louis after being charged with using a single coin to make long distance calls. He opened the coin box and removed the coin before it dropped in, racking up about $80 in calls.

United Press ST Louis

Advertising executive joins air travel plan in Texas

W. N. Thompson of Amarillo Grain & Coal welcomes Charles C. Johnson Jr of Universal Mills at Amarillo airport. Johnson, a Fort Worth Aerocade member and former Army Air Service lieutenant, will visit eleven towns by plane to connect with Superior distributors, covering about one thousand miles in three days. He predicts air travel will become common for rapid business service.

W. N. Thompson Amarillo Grain & Coal Company Amarillo Charles C. Johnson Universal Mills Fort Worth

President-Elect Hoover to Be Silent and Cautious

President-Elect Hoover says he will feel his way in shaping the administration and start as a silent leader like Coolidge. He plans a cosmopolitan cabinet, keeps counsel, and will not manufacture news, signaling possible retention of Mellon New and Davis with Morrow as a candidate for Secretary of State. Senator Borah of Idaho is also mentioned in early cabinet speculation.

United Press Palo Alto Calif Herbert Hoover White House Calvin Coolidge New England Coolidge Hoover Warren G. Harding San Juan Hill Capitol Treasury Mellon New Dwight Davis Dwight W. Morrow Mexico Borah Idaho

New South Wales Delays Comment on Bus Controversy

The New South Wales Government will not issue statements for several months about the clash between federal and private buses in the country. The move aims to avoid escalating the dispute while awaiting further guidance from higher authorities.

New South Wales

Tangier Fox Railway to Extend to Ceuta at High Cost

The Tangier Fox railway line in Morocco, opened last year, is planned to extend to Ceuta, with construction costs approaching 1.709 million dollars. Mention is made of potential elevation of Assistant Attorney General William J. Donovan to attorney general and his favorable influence in the justice department.

William J. “Wildbill” Donovan Donovan Hoover Justice Department Morocco Ceuta

Rev D Lee Promotes Lithiated Buchu for Night Urination Relief

Portsmouth preacher Rev D Lee advertises Lithiated Buchu Keller Formula as a bladder irritant remedy. He claims rapid relief from nightly awakenings, noting long standing issues and multiple nightly trips. Tablets priced two cents at Keller Laboratory and Randal Drug Co.

D. Lee Portsmouth N. H Crescent Way Keller Laboratory Mechanicburg Ohio Randal Drug Co

McCoy's Tablets Promising Weight Gain Guarantee

An advertisement touts McCoy's Tablets promising at least five pounds gained in four 60 cent boxes or two dollar boxes. It claims a complete transformation in appearance and health with a money back guarantee if results fall short. Distributed by Mec Coy's Laboratories, Inc.

McCoy Ronal Fox, Randal Post Office Drug Stores MecCoy's Laboratories, Inc McCoy’s

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