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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1928
Page
22
The First Baptist church plans a cash offering Sunday at 4 10 o clock to raise 40000 toward financing the new 400000 church at Thirteenth and Tyler. Debtors expect to collect on pledges and complete payments for the old Ninth and Polk property sold earlier for 180000.
Washington report details a wave of petty thefts across the U S Treasury Building and other federal offices. Stolen items include pay envelopes watches jewelry and purses as guards and staff scramble to curb the rising losses.
Vienna physician Karl Glassner says subcutaneous pepsin extracts from calf liver halt ulcer and cancer growth, claiming 120 patients treated with lasting improvement. He compares his method to early insulin work, notes unresolved cancer origins after a century of research, and cautions against overstatement.
United Press describes Aimee Semple McPherson leaving Paris for Geneva after a whirlwind tour of Montmartre. She visits the Dead Rat cabaret, rejects champagne fuss, and pleads with gigolos to choose religion over riotous living.
An ad promotes Marmola prescription tablets as a modern scientific solution to excess fat. It claims 20 years of use and millions of boxes, promising beauty, vitality, and safety with a $1 box and booklet offered by druggists.
A writer denounces Montmartre cabarets and jazz life in Paris describing wild orgies, drunkenness, and ruined morals. He contrasts with American values, warns of chaperone absence for youths, and urges a revival to purge decadent nightlife.
Dr. Hugo Eckener and four companions were hosted by President and Mrs. Coolidge for an official White House breakfast in Washington. They met Secretary Wilbur Secretary West Acting Secretary of State Clark and three assistant secretaries for aeronautics and other departments. Described as a good old American breakfast the menu was noted.
A promotional note claims Tanlac strengthens weak anemic women, citing Mrs A M Owens of Little Rock who says the remedy helped her walk again, sleep and gain 22 pounds. It touts safety, herbal basis, and a money back guarantee if no help is found.
Dr. Eckener arrived in Washington from Philadelphia accompanied by Count Alexander von Brandenstein Zeppelin son in law of the late Count Zeppelin Staff Captain Ernst A Lehmann Colonel Emilio Herrera of the Spanish air force and Commander Charles E Rosendahl US Navy observer on the Atlantic flight Plans call for Eckener to visit tomorrow afternoon at the Goodyear Zeppelin company home.
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