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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1929
Page
6
The report notes about 800 entries during a recess as Pennsylvania cases challenge validity and involve issues from the state's excise taxes to criminal actions. The material references officials and districts like Day and Clark and mentions a jury outcome and possible pre decision effects.
The appeal contends Ohio constitution violates the Republican form of government clause of the federal constitution. A separate report notes a Coleman Texas fire starting in a surplus stock room causing about 5500 dollars in damage to the Piggly Wiggly store.
An ad touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as the premier laxative. It promises purity from fresh herbs and widespread availability, claiming millions have used it and that druggists stock generous bottles worldwide.
Bert Bloomberg a Chicago salesman pressed the federal government to investigate why his mail order bride did not appear for a church wedding in Burlington Iowa He had been told by the Fireside Matrimonial Club she described herself as a pretty blonde widow She later learned she married a Chicago businessman and was on her honeymoon
Land mortgage banks and regulated markets are among plans under consideration to improve agricultural conditions in India. The proposals aim to finance farming, stabilize markets, and support rural economies.
A Providence reader claims Lea's Hair Tonic restored color and reduced hair loss. Miss Elizabeth Sonne says the tonic improved her scalp, stopped thinning, and made her look younger. Sold in drug stores with a six week guarantee or money back, including order by mail.
Consul General Frank Lockhart reports the American steamer Wing was fired on by Chinese troops 219 miles above Hankow on the Yangtze river. The Ming was struck six times but with no casualties. Lockhart protested to the Chinese foreign affairs commissioner.
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