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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1928
Page
13
Paramount presents Varsity with Buddy Rogers and Mary Brian, a realistic college-life film shot on Princeton campus. The piece contrasts with slapstick fare, supported by Chester Conklin, praised as a living portrait of contemporary American higher education.
The letter page discusses a thousand-guest wild duck banquet in Amarillo to celebrate the largest railroad construction since World War I, with Amarillo Daily News staff coverage urged. Other letters note social loneliness, poetry requests, and quirky community exchanges about local horticulture and a new melon term Kinsaba.
A semi humorous warning on indigestion ties sour stomach to excess acid and gastritis. It promotes Pape's Diapepsin as instant neutralizer and preventive aid, urging readers to buy a 60 cent package to relieve pain and support a healthy digestive system.
A narrator recalls sharing kin-saba with friend Whitsett, discovering the sweet fruit lifts spirits after an election. The exchange reveals kin-saba’s comforting effect as the speaker enjoys a large slice and feels better than before.
A reader asks if a $5,000 reward offered by the State Bankers Association for bank robbers, dead or alive, covers internal or inside robbers as well as external ones. The letter argues banks rob more from the poor and suggests the policy should apply to all robbers, including inside ones.
An advertisement touts Bia-lin as a guaranteed remedy for dizziness headaches biliousness constipation and high blood pressure linked to a congested liver and gall bladder. It claims the medicine cleanses the liver purifies the intestines and promotes bile flow with a magic-like effect and urges readers to buy today at drug stores.
A speaker argues borrowers face harsh terms from bankers and lenders, urging savers to tighten finances and endure sacrifices. He notes abundant borrowers in the Panhandle and claims high interest rates are universal as notes come due, urging strict self-reliance and timely repayment.
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