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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1925
Page
4
A serialized confession letter shows Leslie Prescott addressing the Little Marquis and Ruth about royal passion, betrayal, and a lover’s return. The narrator contemplates jealousy, fidelity, and the emotional pull of a husband named Jack as a taxi arrives, signaling the awaited encounter. Tomorrow’s continuation promised.
Public notice style text records subscription rates and carrier delivery terms for The Amarillo Daily News and Evening Post. It lists rates by mail in advance for Texas Oklahoma Colorado New Mexico and carrier delivery, plus combination rates and AP lease wire service affiliations.
A public notice states the newspaper will correct any erroneous reflections on individuals firms or corporations when brought to the editor and will publish corrections prominently. The policy emphasizes intent not to injure reputations and outlines prompt correction practices.
Amarillo residents urged to vote on Saturday in the school board election showing support for Mrs. J. J. Kendrick Mrs. R. L. McMeans and H. S. Milholland. The piece frames the race as a stand against dictation by holdover trustees and praises women’s past contributions to Amarillo schools.
Marshall is praised for libraries hospital fair improvements and college support but criticized for lagging in church buildings. The piece notes future Catholic and Episcopal church projects and compares Marshall unfavorably to Mansfield with larger churches despite smaller population. It ends with a COBBL advertisement verse urging shoe repairs.
A reflective epigraph noting Psalm guidance and Bacon on the value of sound advice. The quotation emphasizes that wise counsel sets business straight and leads to success, highlighting the moral of seeking steady guidance before action and reward.
Saturday chatter in Amarillo rails at ignorance. A joke about a man staying up all night for pajama laundry mocks vanity. Rumors suggest Amarillo residents are not saving enough for vacation time while a man who relies on looks gains little.
A string of wry, tongue in cheek lines about Amarillo men and city life. The quips poke at self pity, fashion, honesty, luck, politics, gambling, and daily toil in the XXXX era. Local proverbs and humor reflect the mood and routines of Amarillo residents.
Scotland Yard detective Wragge corners Simon Trickey the former clerk in a pantry and forces a confession about a diary and a Beechwood appointment. Trickey reveals a plan by Sir Dudley Glenister to finance a Beechwood meeting, while Trickey’s own sister Kathleen Glenister is entwined with a murder plot. The inspector hints Trickey’s safety depends on aiding the case and warns against further harm to Dudley Glenister as the search continues.
A muddled local remark mentions ABE MARTIN and a plan to catch Ken on a caperey with a serum dog and an Uncle 6 cuba, while Menace and Lei ten hint at tips and cleanup. The fragment suggests a bizarre rural scene with scattered names and odd tasks, reflecting unsettled community chatter.
Meditation on Luke fifteen eleven to twenty four emphasizes a patient father waiting for his son's repentance rather than force, celebrating return with robe and joy. It prays for the lost to seek forgiveness, honors distant believers, and asks for personal purification in Jesus name.
Two famed Kansas Republican figures Dan R. Anthony of Leavenworth and D Hawk of Atchison toured Amarillo area interests. Anthony, a first district congressman and head of a powerful committee, met with local Post Office officials to push improvements. He indicated he would seek support from nearby congressmen to secure needed upgrades.
Two groups of trade visitors will come to Amarillo in the next two months. Delegations from Kansas City are expected May 9 and from Wichita on April 8, with organizers stating they will likely be met at the auditorium. V. Vernon, secretary of the Board of City Development, confirmed the plans yesterday.
A compact listing of crossword clues and scattered fragments from the Daily News puzzle. Includes hints like A crib for corn or flour or eval and surfaces such as surface measure of a plane region and back part of the neck, plus miscellaneous strings like Listen. 25. 26. fan em a8. very heavy cord and Dips especially bait bob.
A March 21 Missouri Valley Conference indoor track meet at Hvention Hall featured a close battle with key performances by uth and others. The report notes the event as part of the SASS thins Track Meet, highlighting a record of efforts and the indoor meet within the conference.
Cynthia Grey argues against destroying nursery rhymes and Mother Goose for children. Winifred Sackville Stoner promotes Esperanto and adult poetry for kids, teaching kidneys and livers instead of whimsy. The piece defends childhood imagination and pretend play as essential to growth.
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