Letter from Leslie Prescott to Ruth Burke continues
Leslie Prescott describes a reconciliation with Jack and a shift toward playfulness in their marriage. Ruth is urged to help her friend become more lively as they discuss social plans, flirtation, and a tango on a moonlit balcony after a dinner. The scene hints at secrets among husbands and wives and a wager over invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Prescott
Ruth Burke
Ruth
Jack
Walter
Mr. Sartories
Amarillo Daily News merges and subscription rates 1921
Amarillo Daily News announces mergers with Daily Tribune and Daily News The paper serves the Panhandle of Texas New Mexico southern Colorado and western Oklahoma with early dispatches from Denver Dallas Fort Worth Oklahoma City and others Subscription and carrier rates are listed for Texas Oklahoma Colorado and New Mexico with combination rates for Evening Post and Daily News. Association with Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulation noted.
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Phandle
Daily News
Daily Tribune
Killmore Streets
Amarillo
Panhandle
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
Estern Oklahoma
Denver
Dallas
It Worth
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
New Moxico
Mente
Evening Post
Dallyws
Carat News
Commons
Y Mail
Associated Press
Memden
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Public Corrections Policy Notice
The News will correct erroneous reflections on any individual firm or company when brought to the editor’s attention. Corrections will be made prominently if a publication was wrong. The policy aims to protect reputations and ensure accurate reporting.
A GOOD REVIVAL paving highway linking Amarillo Canyon
The News endorses a paved Amarillo to Canyon highway with Randall and Potter counties connected to Can yon and Amarillo. It argues such a road would boost Amarillo enrollment at West Texas State Teachers College by enabling students to live at home while commuting daily. Effort should be made to secure the paved route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Canyon
Randall County
Potter County
West Texas State Teachers College
Bryan as Vote Getter Says Terrell Analyzes Bryan
Texas agriculture commissioner George B. Terrell reviews William Jennings Bryan as a vote getter. He notes Democrats since 1856 elected only Wilson and Cleveland, with Cleveland winning New York narrowly in 1884 and defeating Harrison in 1892, and Wilson winning due to the Progressive era and women’s suffrage. Terrell argues Bryan was strong in early campaigns and that his strength has been underestimated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Bryan
Terrell
Ryan
Alton B. Parker
Amarillo Trade Excursion Heads for 1925 Departure
Within a week Amarillo boosters will depart on their annual trade excursion. Only a few days remain to decide whether to join this party of trade evangelists as the News hopes the 1925 trip proves the most successful yet.
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Amarillo
Party of Trade Evangels
Daily News Crossword Puzzle 11 Horizontal List
Crossword clues and numbered entries listed in a dense, jumbled grid. The page presents a long catalog of hints across horizontal and vertical directions with scattered numbers and partial phrases. It resembles a puzzle digest rather than a news item, highlighting terms like foot, colonist, inlet, press, bind, weight, and various thematic hints.
Love your enemies quote and Beecher admonition
A concise note presents Matthew 5 44 urging blessing and prayer for persecutors. It adds Henry Ward Beecher's claim that love is the medicine of moral evil and that the world is to be cured of sin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ward Beecher
Amarillo Trade Excursion Sought By City Leaders
The Amarillo Board of City Development sponsors a two day trade excursion for August, urging a large delegation of local businessmen to volunteer for the trip. The message promotes civic pride and urges participation to boost the city, noting the need for strong leadership and a desire to keep the area progressing.
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Board of City Development
Amarillo
The world owes us a living says the old line
A concise reformulation of a common critique about expectations of fortune. It reflects on the idea that life may not provide two or three incomes and urges tempered reliance on external payments.
May Seymour to Europe After Moneyed Widow Plan
May Seymour returns to her hometown after her husband’s suicide linked to her affair. She plans to sail to Europe with enough cash to pose as a rich widow and attract a wealthy husband. At Atlantic City she mingles with Carlotta Frolking and Dan Sprague, weighing money, marriage means, and a potential future with Herbert Waterbury while pondering Ulysses X. Forgan’s possible sale of her Texas house.
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Atlantic City
Carlotta Frolking
Herbert Waterbury
Dan Sprague
Adobee
May
Waterbury
Brookline
Massachusetts
Herby
Dan
Sprague
Heiby
Carlotta
Frolking
Betsy
Ulysses X. Forgan
Dallas
Uly
State officials pledge big cut in office staff
Commissioner of the Warehouse and Markets proposes widespread state department reductions without cutting efficiency. He points to his own department, where assistants dropped from 34 to 16 since last February, arguing many tasks are needless and wasteful. He says employees are not overworked but many positions could be eliminated by trimming tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownwood Bulletin
Wan
Cowan
Austin
ABE MARTIN On Farmers and a Bent Ledger Joke
Abe Martin jokes about the earth being round citing Rev Culp of Indiana who returns to his starting point. The farmer keeps books like a businessman and Bentley notes tourists saved him money after a loss last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
Baptists Open Annual Meeting at Claude Church
The Palo Duro Baptist Association convenes its 34th annual meeting at First Baptist Claude at 10 this morning with about 4000 members expected. Amarillo delegates including Rev. J. C. Sizemore and Rev. J. M. Jones attend as speakers. Dr. F. S. Groner and others from city churches will participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Claude
Palo Duro Baptist Association
Potter
Armstrong
Carson
Oldham
Gray Counties
W. H. Fuqua
Ben Short
Amarillo
J. B. Nunn
Dra
J. M. Jones
Glenwood Baptist Church
Robert Pryde
San Jacinto Baptist Church
F. D. Pearson
Second Baptist Church
W. H. Buqua
J. L. Smith
A. H. Willborn
Edgar Williamson
Arthur Osgood
F. 8. Groner
State Convention
You can be poor and yet enjoy your married life
Cynthia Grey reflects on Betty and Bob who married with little income yet built a joyful home. Their early poverty bred creativity and happiness as they painted a three room life, shared a bath with neighbors, and turned frugal limits into adventures, challenging parental wishes for wealth and security.
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Betty
Bob
Ife
Grindstone
Canfield
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