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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1925
Page
13
A lengthy excerpt details dairy milk standards including water supply, cleaning, sterilization, cooling, bottling, and health certificates. It defines Grade A B C raw and pasteurized milk, butter labeling rules for uninspected dairies, and penalties for violations. The text also notes city ordinance adoption and a Floydada school Parents and Teachers association forming with officers elected.
Miss Pauline Buck of Crosbyton, a senior in Texas Woman's College Fort Worth, has built a strong college record. Over four years she engaged in musical activities and earned a piano diploma under Jeannette Tillett, now pursuing a B degree under Harold von Mick. She belongs to the Carl Venth Music Club and the Korosophian Literary Society.
In Austin on December 16, Joe Burkett argues the Thirty-ninth legislature cannot authorize two commissioners to sit on the court of criminal appeals, claiming the court must be three justices and that commissioners lack equal power. He represents Murray Jackson, sentenced to five years for assault with prohibited weapons in Williamson County.
Santa Claus appears at Randal Drug Co all week to entertain children and help them buy Christmas gifts. Cherokee Alison, a popular vaudeville artist, will perform for shoppers and guests.
Washington December 16 The president's air board completed its work and the bill by Senator Bingham Republican Connecticut passed the House without a record vote It authorizes a new secretary of commerce to supervise all government activities tied to commercial aviation and marks the first passage of the measure this session in the Senate where Bingham serves as a member
Texas November financials by Comptroller Terrell show a net deficit of 2,171,996.31 after paying outstanding warrants. Adjutant general and national guard salaries totaled 9,198, other departments 157,770, miscellaneous expenses 669, with a December 1 cash balance of 85,080 in the general revenue fund and warrants payable at 2,207,077. Total November warrants issued across all departments and institutions were 1,592.
Dorothy Dix argues beauty is a woman’s best bet but not enough to keep a husband. A homely girl can win with charm of mind and heart, wit, and understanding, while beauty alone often proves hollow and self centered.
A discussion on preference and bias in judging women. It argues men fixate on looks while discounts on intelligence or education ignore individual appeal. Beauty is subjective, with different features pleasing different people.
The piece argues that men admire many body types and styles in women, from goddesses to pocket Venus. It notes no universal standard exists, so every woman has a potential admirer. It claims beauty often clashes with marriage success, as great beauties may become old maids despite admiration.
The passage argues nature withholds other potent qualities like intelligence from most beautiful women. It notes that true brains are rare, with only a few exceptional women possessing both striking looks and gray matter.
Fragmentary line notes a girl named in connection with an inning. The readable text offers little context on event, location, or outcome. Further details are needed to form a complete, fact-based card.
A partial excerpt describes a woman shaping her appearance and inner life to attract a partner. It notes her awareness of lacking resources and her cultivated mood, intellect, and empathy to become an engaging companion who understands and supports a man's hopes and plans.
Dorothy Dix argues that outer beauty attracts men but lasting appeal requires charm of mind and heart. A homely but fascinating woman can outshine dull beauty, making the unattractive yet captivating woman the most popular.
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