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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1925
Page
3
Velvet collars on the latest coats add soft crush effects and decorate scarves, signaling a trend toward tactile luxury and refined texture in outerwear. The feature notes how designers pair plush collars with muted palettes for a versatile, upscale look.
High school boys will debate the question of Philippine independence within five years at 7 oclock Thursday in the school auditorium. The Lions Club of Amarillo offers a loving cup to the winner. Philomathians Edgar Britain and Donald Howes face Forum representatives Bruce Ashcraft and McKee Stalkup. The winners advance to a second contest next week, with the successful Texan advancing to the Canyon district meet. public invited to attend both debates.
A new safe home method praised by thousands claims to stop roaring head noises for the deaf. The Audene Co offers a free trial treatment to one person per locality who will share it with friends, inviting deaf individuals to write today to Dept 2713 Independence Missouri.
The Paramount picture Contraband ends its run at the Mission Theatre with Alan Crosland production stars Lois Wilson Noah Beery and Raymond Hatton and McKee. An adaptation of Clarence Budington Kelland novel and serial in Saturday Evening Post. Screenplay by Jack Cunningham. A small town tale of a girl who inherits a newspaper and fights crooked politicians and rum-runners. Charles Ogle Edward Davis Lillian Leighton appear in support.
E R Bennett and C F Bennett of Moore county report drought stress in Dumas area crops. Wheat on intensely cultivated or mulched land fares better, while wheat on less cultivated soil suffers. Bennett notes last year’s cotton yield and plans for 1925 planting, with 700 bales ginned so far.
Texas Wonder claims to treat kidney and bladder troubles including gravel rheumatism and irregularity in men and women. Sold by druggists or mailed for 1.25 with sworn testimonials from Dr. E W Hall of St. Louis. Address 2926 Olive St. St. Louis Mo.
Rob Emmett, president of the Amarillo Wholesalers and Manufacturers Association, announced three committees for the Panhandle business conference on April 14 and 15. The committees cover finance, entertainment, and reception with named members including Vinance Ed Hardin Herbert Wees J T Moore Walter Allen Otho Thompson Ted George Clyde Smith Will Smith Max Merry W O Gatton O J Thomas and a representative from all jobbers and manufacturers. This will be the second semi annual business conference.
City adopts engineer statement for Ninth Street from Taylor to Polk Street improvement. Hearing for abutting property owners and railways fixed for March 17, 1925 at 2 p.m. in City Hall Commission Room with notices to be published and mailed. Assessments total to $6,595.92 for property and railways.
S D Orser, 14, left Hedley by train to Amarillo to travel the world but was stopped at the station by Chief Clark Cain. He was held at police HQ for the day, then allowed supper with an old friend and promised to return home with a Hedley escort.
The Evening Post invites submissions for Local Laughs with a $2.50 top prize and four prizes of two Mission tickets. Entries must be under 20 words and include name and address. First show is tomorrow at the Mission Theater with prizes mailed the next day.
Heed advice urging plenty of water and Jad Salts to flush kidneys. Aimed at those with back pain or urinary irritation, it promotes four ounces of Jad Salts daily and generous water intake to cleanse kidneys and ease bladder weakness, plus annual doctor checks and local ads for piano concerts and eye care products.
W. T. Link, a former county judge, formally announced his candidacy for mayor of Clarendon in the April 7 general election. The post is vacant after the death of W. A. SoRelle last month. Other potential contenders are weighing entry.
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