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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1925
Page
5
An advertisement extols Aspironal as a guaranteed, superior cold and cough elixir. It claims lab approval and endorsement by authorities, promising rapid relief within two minutes and urging readers to buy a bottle for half a dollar at local drug stores. It targets both adults and children, touting safety and ease of use.
A sacred verse frames Mary Baldwin as she tends sheep and lam bs in a rural shed while a Bethlehem sign echoes feed for the lambs. The scene shifts to a church setting with notices of circles, meetings, and a charity program at the Polk Street area. The MacDowell Club concert benefits the Polk Street Children’s Home with a $31.58 offering.
A series of letters and Dorothea Dix style responses weigh flaws and virtues in suitors and spouses. The first column endorses marrying a man with lovable faults and practical habits over perfection, while the second warns a complacent wife may destroy marriage, urging effort, ambition, and mutual improvement.
Circle Four of the Central Presbyterian Church meets at 2 PM at 1209 Joslin Street in Houston. The Humane Defense League forms in Houston to combat animal abuse, with 200 members and a fledgling animal refuge and clinic, led by Theo D Meyer.
Miss Carla Hilton, after seven months in Chicago studying music at the Chicago College of Music, returned home yesterday and will remain in Amarillo during the winter. She is regarded as one of the city's best young musicians and her homecoming will be welcomed by local music circles.
Mrs Mary Miller Beard received a letter of appreciation from Mrs R B Gilbert of Ardmore Oklahoma. The note commended her exquisite interpretative reading of The Land of Beginning Again performed during a Dallas radio program picked up from Wallas. The gathering at Mrs Gilbert home enjoyed the broadcast and had obtained Mrs Beard’s name from the station.
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