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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1930
Page
7
A heated letter column addresses a council of concerns from sanitation to race, praising a proposed Potter County Amarillo health unit, criticizing unqualified healers, and recounting historical carpetbagger era claims. Readers share traffic woes, job seeks, and poetry as a reflection of local life.
A Midwest press page features letters urging lower bread costs and home baking while discussing wages and shop prices. Included are anecdotes on Lincoln Booth relics, a Linda Lee Club notice, job requests, poetry, and community appeals from Amarillo to Perryton, Tex.
An old advertisement touts Gray's Olement antiseptic salve to treat boils carbuncles and skin abrasions. It claims rapid inflammation relief and healing proven by use by President Andrew Jackson. Sold 25 cents a package at drug stores or from WPF Gray Cow ashville Tennessee.
Advertisement notes MELLO GLO Face Powder from Fox Drug Co six stores. Claims a pure formula with a new French process, long wear, smooth finish, and a youthful bloom without pasty or flaky skin. Mentions government approval of coloring matter.
A long running medical promotion touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative that cleanses the bowels without shock. It claims 47 years of use, safety for children, and easy daily use by adults, urging readers to ask their druggist for the original prescription.
A correspondent from Hemphill and Roberts counties apologizes for an article that offended local readers. He recalls witnessing indiscriminate hunting from 1909 to 1922, notes out of state sportsmen and license abuses, and urges adherence to game laws to prevent further grave misdeeds. He quotes Judge Hoover on two classes of people and signs as P. J. Damerell.
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