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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1925

Page

16

Amarillo Daily News Excerpt From 1921 Publisher Info

A fragment from the Amarillo Daily News 1921 issue outlines publication details and staff roles. It mentions the Evening Post merger, rates for subscriptions, delivery in Amarillo, and the Associated Press wire service with rights and corrections policy.

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Welcome, Laundrymen to Amarillo Mid-Summer Gathering

Amarillo hosts the Texas Laundrymen Association meeting, inviting visitors to the Panhandle Plains. Prominent local figures R H Ames, George F Lindsay, and J N Vernon are highlighted as leaders. The piece extols Panhandle development, local hospitality, and a string of witty, regionally flavored quips about Amarillo life.

Texas Laundrymen Amarillo Texas Laundrymen’s Association Texas Great Panhandle Plains Panhandle R. H Bob) Ames George F. Lindsay J. N Jim) Vernon Troy Laundry

Pie season in Amarillo and New England traditions

The article muses on the pie season in Amarillo and contrasts pies made from canned fruit with pies from freshly picked produce. It extols New England baking, praising blueberries pumpkins cherries apples and mincemeat and hints Boston breakfast pie fondness.

New England

Abandoned Hi Texas Baby Draws National Offers

A baby girl two or three weeks old abandoned in a Hi Texas cemetery attracts widespread sympathy. Numerous cities offer to adopt the child, and the couple who found her will foster and care for the infant, whose unusual discovery touches many hearts.

Texas

Sudan News marks Panhandle growth with first issue

The Sudan News launched last week as an indicator of Panhandle expansion. The inaugural issue spans eight pages across five columns, signaling momentum for the growing region.

Sudan Panhandle

Claude Lights Should Run 24 Hours, Says Panhandle Press

In a letter to the editor the Panhandle Press criticizes Claude’s electric rates and argues for 24 hour current. The writer recounts waking during hay fever and asthma spells, using a light cord that would not cut off, and questions why Claude cannot provide around the clock service while Amarillo charges more for power.

Claude O. F. Smalley Amarillo

Neff Denial Address Denies Chicago Interview

Former Governor Pat M. Neff, while in Chicago on business, rebutted widespread criticisms of Texas administration. He returned to Texas and released an address stating that reports of his Chicago interview were false in every detail, questioning reporters’ motives for sensational stories.

Neff Miami Pat M. Neff Chicago Texas

Beautiful Whitecourt Dialect Story Unearthed

An archival snippet captures ABE MARTIN recalling a spirited line about Whitecourt and music. The humorous exchange mentions a misheard tune and practice sessions, revealing rustic wit and early 20th century regional cadence through dialogue and character names.

Lathrop Mystery Deepens as Sir Guy Fleeing Airs Clues

Sir Guy Lathrop distances himself from suspicion after being tracked to London. Inspector Roake of Scotland Yard shadows him from a Jermyn Street flats hide, observing a furtive exit by river route where a bundle is dumped into the Thames. The contents reveal a suit and a stiletto linking to the murder case of Sir Francis Lathrop and his daughter Margaret’s confidant Adela Larkin.

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Skyscraper Race Mirrors River Plate Cities Rise

In Buenos Aires and Montevideo, South American skyscraper building heats up. A 388 foot Montevideo reinforced concrete office hotel with 250 rooms tops Buenos Aires 22 story structure, owned by an Italian immigrant who amassed wealth from a small knitting mill.

Associated Press Buenos Aires River Plate Montevideo South America

Daily News Crossword Puzzle Preview

A newspaper style crossword puzzle features two to three unusual three letter words. Clues cover a wide range including granted facts, distances, masses, plant parts, and many common and obscure terms. The puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues with numerous short and long entries.

Letter From Leslie Prescott to the Aa

A dated correspondence reveals Leslie Prescott recounting telephone comfort with friends, a lunch invitation for husbands, a bet win with Jack, and a marked gift from Duveen's of a Spanish chest. The chest sparks reflection on hidden letters and a secret drawer in a cherished English desk.

Leslie Prescott Art Jack Little Marquise Duveen's New York

Letter of secret longing from Albany to the Little Marquise

The narrator confesses a new secret about entrancing Melville Sartoris and questions a future rival. Amid robbery and Zoe's death the speaker recalls a fate shaped by a deep, inexplicable bond. Tomorrow reveals a letter from Leslie Prescott to the Little Marquise.

Little Marquise Albany Zoe Melville Sartoris Marquise NEA Service, Inc Leslie Prescott

Cynthia Grey Says Americans are too free with kisses

Cynthia Grey laments declining kiss value in America in 1925. She quotes Justice John Ford praising restraint, warns that casual kissing and petting erode romance. She advocates privacy for love and stresses love’s sacredness, comparing it to jewels and orchids to emphasize tenderness.

Cynthia America John Ford New York Jack

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