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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1925
Page
14
Laborers from Belgium Spain Italy arrive in France amid a widespread shortage of workers across industries. The influx includes workers from several European nations, addressing labor gaps in multiple sectors.
Postmaster William C. Kenyon completed three years in Amarillo and starts a fourth term as receipts for February reached about 20200, the highest monthly total in the city’s history. January and December figures show sharp gains, with Kenyon a veteran Republican figure in the Panhandle.
A major drive aims to organize the Panhandle Council in Amarillo on March 5 uniting 27 counties of Texas and Oklahoma covering 54000 square miles. Two field men will mobilize towns to recruit leaders, train Scouts, and establish districts with Courts of Honor, earnings and civic service programs for citizenship learning.
A club-woman argues that age is only a state of mind with youth lasting longer today. She cites aging signs as skin loosening and tissue softening and promotes a tonic of saxolite and witch hazel to tighten skin and improve circulation.
R A McCartney sues Fort Worth and Denver railroad in district court for 20000 dollars claiming his wife became ill and permanently injured due to cold on a Amarillo to Fort Worth trip. She fell behind schedule, arriving late to Terrell after a wreck delayed the train, hindering her brother’s return and his death on January 10 1924.
Phebe K. Warner of Clauda noted state speaker and writer will address the San Jacinto Civic League at its regular Thursday night meeting. The event starts at 8 o clock at the O B Garage in San Jacinto with committee reports on the agenda.
A sensational pitch touts a new Purity Shampoo by Edna Wallace Hopper. It claims stage‑like hair shine, two secret ingredients, and years of refinement by a famous chemist. Druggists and toilet counters offer samples via a coupon.
A tiny fashion display at Regent, 512 Polk Street features miniature slip on shoes in infant size sevens. The novelty bench labeled Cinderella dimensions attracts attention as the diminutive models mirror normal women's footwear. Canadian Customs now employs women officers at major border points.
A fragmented program listing from 1925 Radio Digest shows daily time slots for an evening at home with the listener in Eastern Time. The garbled OCR includes repeated phrases and numbers, indicating a broadcast schedule with varied silent and vocal segments across days.
WDAG owner J L Martin arranges another old fiddlers program for Tuesday night March. Don Hart violinist Pallas Hart guitarist and Marcella Babel pianist will perform. The show radiocasts on 263 meters at 9 o clock, entertaining fans who sent requests from many places.
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