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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1925
Page
4
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Notice states the editor will correct any erroneous reflections on individuals firms or corporations in The News and will publish corrections as prominently as the original error when warranted to avoid injuring reputations. The goal is accurate fair reporting and accountability.
Charles A. Culberson, longtime Texas political figure and former United States senator, died at age seventy. He previously served as Texas attorney general, governor, and later as a U S senator until 1923, leaving a legacy as a distinguished leader admired by Texans who knew him.
The Amarillo News urges residents to support women on the school board. It argues holdover trustees should not dictate votes and praises the progress made since women joined the board. It endorses Mrs. J J Kendrick Mrs R L McMeans and H S Milholland running for trustees on April 4, saying mothers bring humanitarian view and common sense to education policy.
In San Angelo and Floyd County editorials critique President Coolidge for appointing John G. Sargent as attorney general, praising friendship networks but warning against merit based on bonds. The Floyd County Hesperian argues wheat crop damage from dry weather is real, urging honest acknowledgement and planning to expand row crops with more seed and help.
A North Amarillo representative urges residents to vote two weeks from tomorrow to replace three hold-over trustees. He calls for women on the board, warns against dictation, and asks supporters to show Amarillo runs its schools, not a few men.
A public advisory notes that people living in spring suits should avoid using thumbs to open milk bottles due to potential spills or damage. The brief cautions readers to use proper opening methods.
A brief verse depicts a cafe scene where patrons plan to settle the bill after dining. The speaker notes paying money and receiving a smile as they calmly hand over their dough. The tone hints at a casual, almost rhythmic exchange between customers and staff.
Sir Dudley Glenister faces a blackmailer Simon Trickey and a looming scandal as Kathleen Glenister and Captain Slater clash with Dudley in Beechwood Grange. Dr Willoughby Melville warns of Dudley’s dangerous plans while Inspector Wragge watches the unfolding feud and a new visitor arrives.
The puzzle presents a difficult set with many unkeyed letters and several five letter words. Clues cover terms across multiple categories such as pronouns, directions, tools, and actions, challenging solvers with varied definitions and cryptic-style hints.
A long OCR fragment lists crossword clues and word pairs on many topics then notes that 20,000,000 acres of arable land in Canada’s Peace River country could be opened by new railway lines. The report mentions a recent conference and a historical prompt about development. The source preserves old newspaper tone and sparse details.
A program prepared for the Commission on Evangelism of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America offers daily Lenten Bible readings and meditations to guide spiritual reflection during the season.
A meditation on Luke nine thirty-six and the revelation of Jesus as the Son of God and Savior. It urges believers to recognize Christ, follow his life and truth, and seek inexhaustible divine help in all burdens and temptations. Includes a prayer asking to hear God's voice and share in his love.
Two white girls aged 19 and 16 forced entry into Mrs. Bessie Whittaker’s home at 807 Monroe Street and beat her, then entered George and Mrs. Brown’s home at 406 Monroe Street, smashed about $50 in dishes, beat them, and attacked police when arrested. They tore clothing, scratched officers, and caused damage in a cell, with Chief Clark Cain noting it took over an hour to quiet them.
A set of fragmented messages between John Alden Prescott, Mrs Leslie Prescott, and Ruth Burke reveal strain over unspoken marital tensions. A telephone exchange hints at plans to visit Albany, with threats of secrecy and potential consequences if communication continues.
Cynthia Grey extols beauty aids and youthful charm in the flapper era. She links makeup to confidence and allure while noting love affairs as a potent, non cosmetic boost. The column answers reader questions on marriage vows and insomnia, recommending walks and warm milk for rest and urging medical advice for persistent sleeplessness.
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