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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1932
Page
2
The piece lauds W H Fuqua’s recovery and public service, praises his financial help to the district, and notes enthusiasm in Amarillo. It discusses potential beer legislation, the Ferguson versus Sterling race, and upcoming government building plans in Washington.
Kansas crude oil purchasers agreed to reduce takings from 100000 to 94000 barrels daily for the next month and to 90000 after November 20 following a conference with the Public Service Commission. The plan aims to keep Texas and Oklahoma output within present allowables.
The Jalisco state legislature reportedly voted in secret to limit the number of priests in the state to 50, a drastic measure reported from Guadalajara on October 20.
In Amarillo a Roosevelt campaign dance drew cheers as Roy Divins' orchestra performed. Campaign songs included An Chors Aweigh and Row Row With Roosevelt with paraders carrying two Roosevelt Garner pictures. Proceeds from the dance benefited the Democratic National Committee.
Charity leaders in Amarillo urge employed residents to support a $75,000 drive starting October 31. They warn unemployment brings illness and deeper suffering, and say the campaign targets many who never needed aid before. Pipkin notes the effort helps those with steady jobs to assist neighbors in need.
Mills accuses the administration of losing 300 million dollars from taxpayer funds and questions whether President Hoover would approve payment of the ad ee compensation certificates. He says the money should be paid if available but notes Hoover does not answer the key question.
Advertisement advises sprinkling Fasteeth on dentures each morning to prevent droppage or slipping. It claims all day comfort with teeth held tight, deodorizing action and no gummy taste. Available at City Drug and Fox Drug Co.
Ferguson's campaign prep continues as anti Ferguson groups unite with the Roosevelt Garner Burlington Club to oppose her while the Democratic Executive Committee plans statewide rallies backing Mrs. Ferguson. Maury Hughes leads the effort with candidate letters and responses to be public. The Ferguson couple will headline a San Antonio rally Saturday night.
Mrs. George A. Sprague of Dallas was re elected president of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Synod of Texas Presbyterian Church U S A at a meeting in Dallas. New officers include Mrs L L Mahan of Houston vice president Miss Euphie Lang Kilgore recording secretary and Mrs H Scott Kingsville treasurer.
Donald Lambdin, son of Mr and Mrs Ross Lambdin, participated on the Democratic side of a Democratic Republican debate held October 17 in Lebanon Tennessee. He continues his studies in law and politics.
Thousands seek relief from night-time urination and back pain by using Cystex with a doctor’s prescription. The ad claims fast circulation within 15 minutes and benefits within 24 to 48 hours, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
November 21 is the final deadline for voters who moved to obtain corrected poll tax receipts at the county tax collector. Transfers after August primary require correction to avoid disenfranchisement at the November 8 general election. Absentee voting at the county clerk’s office proceeds slowly and closes on Wednesday.
Notice from Set R E Forsythe warns to watch for a man posing as from the Dallas recruiting office. The impostor, blond and red faced, about 5 feet 5 inches, 130 pounds, 26 years old, seeks meals and lodging at hotels and Red Cross facilities while in army attire.
Deputy Marshals J D Gamble and Doug Campbell will depart Friday with six federal prisoners from this term of court. Gamble will take two inmates to Chillicothe Ohio and Campbell will deliver four to Leavenworth Kansas federal penitentiary.
A bond of one thousand dollars was set in Justice J W Minters court for E C Hunter charged with forgery. Hunter, a transient, was remanded to the county jail after failing to meet the bond. He faces related charges connected with checks in a case involving the Young Democratic Club of Cumberland University. Ross Lambdin assists County Judge Sam B Motlow.
A vintage ad touts Creomulsion as a powerful yet harmless remedy for lingering colds and coughs. It promises fast relief without narcotics and offers a money back guarantee if the cough or cold remains after use.
An advertisement touts Zemo as rapidly curing pimples itching rash and blemishes with soothing cooling action. Readers claim eczema relief within five seconds and skin clearing, noting rare ingredients justify the price. Available in 35¢ 60¢ $1 and extra strength $1.25 from druggists.
A short note mentions being in old Kentucky with fine weather and visiting the home of the poet Foster who wrote Home Sweet Home.
A romantic verse expresses devotion to a beloved, pledging lifelong unity and intimate embrace. The speaker imagines a future together, sharing life, voice, and kisses, hoping for eternal togetherness and mutual devotion.
A thief tapped the till at Jones Brothers service station at Tenth Avenue and Van Buren Street, taking 50 dollars in currency during a Wednesday afternoon theft.
A cold progresses through three stages Dry First 24 hours Watery Secretion 1 to 3 days and Mucous Secretion beyond Dry Stage. Prompt treatment with Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine claims to open bowels kill germs and fever relieve headache and grippy feeling tone system and fortify against further attack. The remedy is marketed as safe with no narcotics and widely available in drug stores.
Kellogg’s seals toasted flakes in a Wax Tight bag inside the red and green package to preserve freshness. The feature is patented by Kellogg.
Kellogg’s Corn Flakes are advertised as economical and convenient. The guarantee promises a refund if the buyer does not think they are the best corn flakes tasted, upon returning the empty red and green package. Produced by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
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