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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1925
Page
4
A chatty note from Leslie Prescott to a friend discusses Sally’s likely letters before returning home. Prescott jokes about death during good times, touts happiness and thrills, invites Walter to visit, and mentions little Jack reporting a kiss from his grandmother while recalling her as his father’s mother.
A narrator recalls a playful quarrel over kissing between Ruth and a boy named Jack. The writer reflects on happiness and loss from a male child’s actions, admitting pain from past events but finding renewed joy. The piece closes with a farewell and a hint of a future letter from Sydney Carton to Paula Perrier.
Amarillo Daily News announces consolidation with Fvory Morning and Panhandle merger dates 1921 and 1923 with Daily Tribune. Details on management, advertising, and carrier rates. covers Panhandle Texas to eastern Oklahoma with AP dispatches. subscription and combination rates listed. Amarillo Evening Post with Daily News option. Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulation memberships noted.
A notice states that erroneous reflections on individuals firms or corporations in The News will be corrected when brought to the editor’s attention Corrections will be made prominently as the incorrect reference or article was published and aim to avoid injuring any party.
Four News and Post representatives provided unusual service to a trade excursion party across 90 cities. Thousands of copies were distributed in Amarillo and Plainview, with editions on trains at Lamesa Slaton Canyon and Lubbock, and stories and market news featured for readers along the route.
Amarillo business leaders praise returns from a South Plains trip where twenty cities were visited. U N Olver, president of the Tri-State Fair, says interest is stronger outside Amarillo and counties sign up for exhibits. The News urges continued effort for a Sept 26 opening to draw thousands.
A discussion on whether a happy ending in films equates to a clever conclusion or a stupid finale. The piece questions whether sunshine at the end justifies drastic upheaval, martyrdom, and slaughter in the plot.
The passage muses that final closeness in films may seem right only to audiences lacking proportion sense. It notes how the honeymoon ends when driving with one hand, compares a dog preferring steak to biting a pedigreed pup, and wryly doubts a new era would enlist enough people.
A concise note suggests window panes last longer when kept away from baseball grounds and light bulbs if stored in the ark, reflecting a quirky preservation tip from a bygone era.
A Panhandle Press and Denison Herald synthesis reflects broad opposition to capital punishment while noting support from reformers. It cites Irving Dallas. London homicide rates cited to argue views. criticizes arbitrary applications and calls for ending hollow practices.
Granman Pash dies peacefully with fourteen children and seventy one grandchildren present. The Bentley home wedding last night proceeded without a hitch as one member did not attend.
May Seymour returns to town after a year away and disposes of her inherited property. With $8000 in hand and a New York draft for $12,000 she pursues a wealthy husband while juggling suitors Herbert Waterbury Dan Sprague and Jack Darnley. In Atlantic City she encounters Carlotta Frolking and Muriel Mackey as she plots a lavish future.
Scientists say music pains most dogs but Rex a bull dog owned by Mme Rethberg enjoys opera. The dog howls along in Aida with his mistress and is said to sound all notes by her touch, showing musical pleasure in London.
An item notes the debut of a feature or be named Chickle starting Monday in The Evening Post, signaling a new column or comic strip launch at the newspaper. The article frames the change as upcoming and promises further details.
Crossword clues describe mining terms and related words across horizontal and vertical directions. The puzzle lists many coal mining themed items such as pits, lamp fuel, edge, pine tree, furnace size coal, and phrases linked to mining life, with numerous numbered entries and cross references.
Cynthia Grey notes Rebecca West findings that American men discuss business on trains while women repeatedly discuss clothes. She observes diners and hotel crowds become sartorial clinics with women detailing Paris fashions and American adaptations. Grey argues fashion talk can dull charm and urges balancing interests beyond attire.
Muleshoe officials and chamber of commerce, following a called meeting, decided to survey and study a full waterworks system. Planning will proceed under a bond financing plan, targeting future municipal water supply improvements.
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