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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1930
Page
2
Mrs J D Rhyne of Amarillo details longtime constipation nervousness indigestion and kidney liver ills. She credits Konjola with vanishing ailments and plans to give it to her family as her husband considers starting the treatment.
The advertisement claims Konjola treats all family members from young to old and calls it a household ward. It lists Stamford City Drug Store as a seller and says the product is available at top druggists across the region. The copy promises proven results for American households.
The federal government is gathering birth and death data from Texas homes for a 12 month period to check against filed certificates. Texas claims an adequate law. records must be signed by a medical attendant and filed with the Local Registrar and State Bureau of Vital Statistics in Austin. The August start date and local contacts are noted, with penalties for nonregistration and guidance for rural areas.
The Texas Weekly urges voters to focus the governor runoff on resisting Fergusonism and to leave the gasoline tax bonding plan to the Legislature and the people. It notes the Sterling plan should not be a campaign issue and that constitutional amendments on bonds need no governor action.
Reports detail a blistering Sunday in the Sahara where temperatures reached 152 degrees. Dust storms carried scorpions and hairy spiders, injuring travelers as sand blown by sirocco winds scorched skin and impaired camels, prompting panic and dispersal.
Rev. M. B. Harris, pastor at St John’s Methodist Church, urged Stamford residents to seek spiritual renewal more than rainfall during Sunday sermon. He noted a desire for rain himself but emphasized faith and moral recreation as priorities in the community.
Brazelton Lumber announces galvanized screen wire in its ad catalog. The Americarrs ads promise results for builders and homeowners seeking durable screening products.
J. F. Cramp shuts his White Kitchen cafe on Monday citing money losses and uncertain conditions. He will close until fall or until business improves and may relocate to another town if a better site is found. Magistrate Priestly fines Mrs. Ann Rellins for selling drinks after hours in Hitchins England. In Duluth Minnesota, Mrs. Mary Fineran laments her son’s support needing while in court.
A Battle Creek physician touts constipation relief and introduces Rexall Orderlie tablets. The drug allegedly draws water into the colon to soften waste and trigger a gentle, natural movement with no habit or dosage increase. Buy 24 for 26e at Rexall Drug Stores.
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