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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1925
Page
4
A collection of letters exposes Zoe's brutal death and buried sins, Mamie Keeler's remarriage and happiness, and threats over a jewelry heist. The correspondence hints at a sensational month, with confessions, loyalties, and ghostly memories shaping a fraught family saga.
The excerpt outlines early 20th century newspaper distribution in Amarillo, noting subscription rates by mail and carrier delivery. It includes the Associated Press license, editorial corrections policy, and a quirky aside about San Diego real estate boards mislabeling George Washington as a realtor, with a historical ad touting lands along the Ohio and Kanawha rivers and potential markets to Fort Pitt.
Lynch Davidson, Texas lumberman and former governor candidate, told the Houston Salesmanship Club that a man who provides for his family is likely a good citizen. He warned that today’s civilization faces many problems unless men take serious responsibility for their households and obligations.
Mae Murray is said to sign for a year at 350000 dollars to work in films, a figure critics deem excessive. They argue reasonable salaries of a few thousand dollars could lower production costs and ticket prices, hoping the industry shifts toward advertising the work rather than star salaries.
The article notes that saving on star salaries may not reduce overall film costs due to expensive set designs. It argues production expenses could remain high even with lower pay for leading actors.
In New York a publicity seeking judge, John W. Ford, defends today’s girls as pure despite claims of kissing and cocktail parties. He cites his daughter in court as an example while Amarillo quips about local Manners, weather, and mirrors.
Roswell reports Amarillo tale of Avery Turner, Santa Fe general agent, celebrated for fifty years with the rail line. The event praised his long civic engagement, humility, and adherence to the Golden Rule as he recalled early Roswell ties and the Peavyline era.
A disjointed excerpt records ABE MARTIN recalling uncertainty and pride in rural wit. The speaker muses on progress and knowledge of how to sprinkle, mentioning Winsor, Canady, and a future destination with a hint of dread.
The Daily News will run a sequel to The Flapper Wife titled Footloose by Beatrice Burton beginning July 30, following The Red Rain Mystery by Headon Hall. Gloria and Dick reunite as they face marriage, work, and future plans, with reflections on the modern woman and enduring love.
Gloria Gordon a stylish flapper marries lawyer Dick Gregory and lives on vanity and debts. She chases another man, fails at work and returns home to Dick who won’t marry her again. When she confronts love with Susan Brigg s confession tears apart their life as she recoils from Dick and seeks happiness elsewhere still haunted by him.
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Amarillo's water bonds drew bids near par at 4 percent interest though all were rejected. Officials hope to sell at par with 4 percent securities, marking Amarillo as a high class city for bond buyers. Earlier bids included commissions and varied rates, reflecting shifting market perception.
Cynthia Grey argues steady company harms women by delaying marriage. She contends the man who asks for exclusive attention without proposing is a dog in the manger, and that true love seeks marriage through formal engagement, not lingering courtship.
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