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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1925

Page

4

Amarillo News Editorial Office and Postage Rates Info

A fragment from the Amarillo Daily News describes the editorial office location at Sixth and Palmer Street, notes it is the morning paper for Amarillo and surrounding regions, and lists subscription and delivery rates by mail and carrier across Texas Oklahoma Colorado and New Mexico. It mentions Associated Press membership and a public correction policy.

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Girl 16 on trial for murder of mother in San Francisco

Dorothy Ellington, age 16, stands trial charged with killing her mother after a dispute over attending a party. The case draws wide attention as a rare instance of a daughter murdering a parent. The editorial reflects on parental influence and lessons for Amarillo families.

Dorothy Ellington San Francisco Dorothy Amarillo Anake

MORE H. S. GRADUATES IN AMARILLO HIGH SCHOOL

The Amarillo News reports a likely rise in graduates with 117 students expected to complete if grades hold. Encouraging signs show local students staying in school as efforts to boost attendance continue, with final records expected around 110 graduates and broader community interest growing.

H. S Amarillo High School Amarillo Oer

Your Dictionary Offer Coupons From Daily News Advertisements

The notice invites readers to collect three coupons from different issues of The Daily News and Evening Post to obtain the enlarged and revised New Universities dictionary. It notes a 98 cent price for pickup, with parcel post available for added mailing costs, and urges immediate savings and timely action to avoid missing the limited-time deal.

Daily News Evening Post

Professor Guenther Remembered by West Texas Teachers

Hundreds in the Panhandle mourn Dr Ferdinand P Guenther professor of modern science at West Texas State Teachers College Canyon. He was one of the premier educators in Texas and taught thousands of former students at the Canyon campus.

Ferdinand P. Guenther West ‘Texas State Teachers College Texa Canyon

Remembering a teacher and friend Dr Guenther

A tribute to Dr Guenther highlighting his roles as educator and community booster. The piece notes Canyon residents will miss his influence and contrasts statistics with lived experience. It wryly remarks on income tax forms and golf in the Panhandle, linking humor to local life.

How Long Must A Man's Life Be Worth A Dog In Texas

A Panhandle Press response to a Houston Chronicle report on a special officer shooting a Mexican boy, challenging the justification offered. The writer recalls historical cases and questions the legality and morality of lethal force during flight. The piece laments ongoing violence and advocates reevaluating the value placed on human life in law enforcement.

Houston Chronicle Daily Papers Oran Pig Moony Texas

Theaters Guided by Your Kindly Lead

A playful verse praising guidance in theaters whether by night or day. It thanks the reader for directing audiences and keeping shows on track, noting the path and presence of a benevolent guide in showtime.

The Diary of a Murder Plot Unfolds at Beaconsfield

Sir Dudley Grenister learns his enemies used a diary to threaten him after a mislaid diary reveals a lover’s scheme. Mrs Coningsby claims she burned it to protect Sir Dudley, while Kathleen Glenister seeks evidence of her brother’s murder. Norman Slater pursues clues to the Bull Hotel beaconsfield and an ominous phone call ends in silence.

Dudley James Glenister Simeon Trikey Simon Trickey Trickey Sir Dudley Mrs. Coningsby Simeon Sir Dudley Grenister Kathleen Glenister Miss K. Glenister Bull Hotel Beaconsfield Kathleen Norman Kn Ing Three Pips Club Norman Tommy Shevedonald Alf Grinstead Alf Norfolk Grinstead Steath Gerrard's Cross Beda Bulstrode Holl Farm Jermyn Wood Grange

Ready for God in All Hour

Reflection on Luke 12 25 48 and focus on being ready for God at any hour. Emphasizes welcoming the Spirit, moral vigilance, sacrifice for confession, and readiness to act for God’s Kingdom. Prayer asks blessing to guard lives and influence others, through Christ. Armenian author F L Pagley 1925.

Jesus Christ Armen F. L. Pagley

Voice of the People Letters Policy Clarified

The News will publish original communications that address libel and abuse, signed authors may reveal their names but need not publish them, and if writers live in cities, street addresses must be provided. Letters to The News only are accepted, open letters to public figures are not.

Sheriome Ruth John Miss Grey Lolita

Women Shape Home Economy and Schoolboard Progress

The article argues women manage household finances and school needs, noting women’s training in budgeting, planning, and child welfare. It cites Amarillo school board members as proof of improved school funding and equipment with women in leadership, asking if this shows capability or mere luck.

Daily News Crossword Puzzle Summary

One tough crossword page with many short words and unkeyed letters. Horizontal clues include money exchange, goa vy, tears seam, almost a donkey, metal rods in jail cells, plant for bitter drug, shicken, premium is punishing. Many entries hint at period tone and wordplay with surface quirks.

Compromise and changing roles in marriage dialogue

A lengthy letter discusses gender dynamics, Ruth’s influence, and a shift from traditional female dependence to shared economic and emotional equality. It contrasts past viewed as property with current autonomy, noting women’s increased reasoning and independence while men cling to older expectations. Tomorrow the letter continues.

Cynthia Grey Says Luquettes Guide Book Advice Column

The note presents Cynthia Grey’s advice on flirting styles for business, poetic, and athletic men, plus etiquette on evening wear and table manners. It includes a reader Lolita asking why men flock to her despite marriage and a letter about flirtation, and etiquette guidance on eating bacon and lettuce with proper utensils.

Luquette Cynthia

Pearls as Evening Imitation Jewelry Question

The page discusses permissible wear of imitation jewelry in the evening, specifically noting that strands of pearls are very fashionable. It showcases a Q and A style exchange between Pear Miss Grey and Dancing Star.

Miss Grey Dancing Star

Trustees and bonds in Amarillo ask for gender balance

A Citizen letter from Amarillo Texas dated March 26 1926 questions whether men on the school board could have done more without women, and asks voters to consider bonds worth about 400000 dollars next year opting for a board with both men and women as in recent years.

Amarillo Texas

Farm Committee to Meet April 4

The executive committee of the West Texas Farmers Educational Congress meets Saturday afternoon April 4 to set the program for the summer convention. J D Ramsey, president of the Greham Growers Association, announced the meeting details. The Panhandle region will be represented as the congress plans activities and debate topics for the upcoming gathering.

West Xas

Caltrent Invention Attributed To Denner Of Nuremberg

A historical note states the caltrent was invented by Johann Christopher Denner of Nuremberg around 1690. This attribution links the device to late 17th century Germany and to Denner, a known craftsman of the period.

Johann Christopher, Denner Nuremberg

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