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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1925
Page
10
A beauty column offers neck exercises to reduce excess chin and neck fat. It prescribes cold cream massage, tapping and kneading motions, and a sequence of four directional resistance poses with hands on the forehead back of head and temples. The piece cautions seeking medical advice for warts and notes other beauty tips and a future topic on coiffure.
Hereford, Sept. 18. O L Rutherford, living two miles north, showcases Deaf Smith county potential by diversified farming. He leases land and, with his landlord, grows alfalfa, oats yielding over forty bushels per acre, corn, maize, onions, peas, watermelons, and a large truck garden. He tests vetch for winter pasture, plans silage from cane, keeps eight sows and approx one hundred laying hens, milks ten cows, sells cream, and stores meat and lard for winter.
An old advertisement promises relief for tired aching feet using Tiz, claiming it draws out poisonous exudations, reduces swelling and odor, and ends foot pain. It urges readers to buy a box and test Tiz for free via a coupon offer.
Atlanta reports Frank W. Sampson seeks details from relatives in Texas and Colorado after a skeleton found in Estes Park may be his father who disappeared on a hiking trip ten years ago. Mrs. T. E. Sampson, widow of the educator and minister, lives with her son in Atlanta and the Sampsons had vacationed in Colorado when the storm struck the park. Sampson was a renowned educator and founder and longtime president of the Texas Theological Seminary at Austin.
In Cleveland, six federal Prohibition agents report partial blindness and stomach disorders after sampling bottles to obtain evidence. Agents say drinking liquor at the selling site is needed to avoid arousing suspicion, with bottles used as court evidence. William F. Brennan notes liquor now comes from denatured alcohol and rémashes.
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