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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1927

Page

15

Radio Body Launched by Cal Coolidge

President Coolidge inaugurated the international radio telegraphic conference noting candid discussion and cooperation to ensure radio serves public service. Hoover urged coordinated regulations to prevent chaos while delegates from 70 countries and 41 companies praised the effort.

Associated Press Washington Coolidge Ysterday Hoover S. B. Davis E. V. Peeke L. Whittemore Henri Etienne Radio Telegraphic Bureau Berne

Iceland’s Allthing Celebrates Millenary Parliament

Stockholm Oct 5 Iceland to mark thousand years of the Allthing the ancient assembly founded in 930 to establish Christianity oldest democratic parliament. Coalition of Peasant Party and Social Democrats governs facing currency stabilization and infrastructure projects including hydro development and geothermal water use.

International Stockholm Iceland Allthing Peasant Party Social Democrats

National Conservative Musical Union forms with Mrs Stanley Baldwin president

England sees a political musical movement as the National Conservative Musical Union is formed with Mrs. Stanley Baldwin as president. Contests will cover choral concerted and solo singing piano solos and elocution with finals in London. Open to Conservative and Unionist members, others may follow.

England National Conservative Musical Union Stanley Baldwin London House of Commons House of Lords

Medicine Rated As Performing Near Miracles

Thousands of former stomach trouble sufferers praise Gordon's, a discovery by a Dallas pharmacist, as a near miracle cure. It relieves constipation gas heartburn dyspepsia and other stomach issues and is sold for 1.50 for 64 doses with a money back guarantee if one bottle fails to help.

Gordon Dallas

American boy restored to French Army

Bennett J. Doty of the United States returned to his regiment in the French Foreign Legion as Gilbert Clare first class after deserting in May 1926 in Syria. He resumes his five year enlistment following a pardon from an eight year prison sentence signed by President Doumergue. Doty was greeted by comrades at the Foreign Legion headquarters in Sidi Bel Abbes Algeria.

Associated Press Sidi Bel Abbes Algeria Bennett J. Doty United States French Foreign Legion Gilbert Clare Druse Doumergue Foreign Legion Syria Doty

Preacher Forecasts Evolution as Issue in 1928 Campaign

Rev. W B Riley of Minneapolis urged an initiated measure to bar teaching evolution in public schools. He argued evolution is unscientific, anti-scriptural, and harmful to society. He spoke in Denver at Baptist meetings and said public funding should not support evolution teaching.

My International News Service Denver W. B. Riley First Baptist Church of Minneapolis World's Fundamentalist Association Riley William Jennings Bryan Baptist Association

Gypsy Charged in Ill-Wish Payment Case in St Mawes

In St Mawes England the court heard how a man paid 2500 dollars to a gypsy named Mary Hearn to rid himself of an ill wish. The case centered on alleged supernatural remedies and financial arrangements surrounding the supposed curse.

St. Mawes England Mary Hearn

Marigold Gardens Fire Destroys Dining Rooms in Dallas

By Associated Press Dallas October 6 Fire destroyed Marigold Gardens fashionable dining rooms with $25 000 property loss after an alleged gypsy kept ill wishes on gardener Richard H Paddy who gave cash sums totaling 2500 over years under claims of removing curses. The gypsy was arrested following Paddy’s health decline and repeated demands for money.

Associated P. Dallas Marigold Gardens Richard H. Paddy Paddy

Camay soap promises youth and charm for the business woman

The prose markets Camay face and hand soap as a luxurious must for modern young women facing a hard driving male world. It extols scented, delicate styling and says youth and freshness boost appeal. A free cake offer and where to buy follow, with price listed at 10 cents.

Camay

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