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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1925
Page
4
Advertisement focused notice detailing office location at Sixth and Fillmore Streets and subscription rates. Mentions morning and evening editions, delivery options, and Associated Press rights. Provides postal and circulation notes for Amarillo and regional coverage across the Panhandle and adjacent states.
A public notice states the newspaper welcomes corrections for any erroneous reflections on individuals firms or corporations and commits to promptly rectify any wrongly published references when brought to attention by readers. The document emphasizes intent not to injure reputations and to publish accurate information.
A National Automobile Chamber of Commerce extract notes that since 1915 the cost of living rose 67 percent while the price of cars fell 29 percent. People earn more now and can afford cars, choosing grades they can own. The piece cites traffic handling as the era’s major challenge and forecasts practical solutions from engineers.
Gladstone Michigan high school faces factional tension as girls push rolled down stockings and boys demand no neckties. Authorities banned stockings as a trend, sparking threats of a strike by girls while boys resist, predicting a shift back to neckwear and a fading craze.
The Fort Worth Chamber selects A B Spencer of Crosbyton as the new manager effective May 20. His West Texas life and Panhandle ties, especially Amarillo friends, suggest he will strengthen Fort Worth West Texas relations more than himself. Also notes plans to visit New York before a subway expansion and mentions Jackie Cogan considering school over golf.
A quotation urging personal responsibility in spiritual growth with the admonition to work out salvation with fear and trembling, reflecting a tone of solemn contemplation and moral exhortation.
In Los Angeles a crossword puzzle contest has concluded, marking the completion of the event with participants and organizers noted in local coverage.
The Prince of Wales was greeted warmly by African people and favorable weather during his continental visit, drawing broad smiles and cordial receptions from crowds while weather conditions enhanced the journey.
London reports the artificial blond is passing yet our girls stay light headed. In Chicago a professor claims four hours sleep suffices though the guess is he should wake up. A New Yorker bets three taxicabs he can marry in 36 hours signaling spring in New York. A policeman should not charge a man with vagrancy hastily as he may be shopping with his wife.
Panhandie Press calls Reckless motorists a growing danger as Denison faces rising auto accidents. It singles out truck drivers for disregard of speed and signals, urges stricter enforcement, tougher penalties, and greater driver responsibility to curb deaths and injuries.
Poem verses describe a lighthouse keeper's constant watch guiding ships to safety. The text emphasizes tireless tending and the constant glow that never fades, honoring the essential service and vigilance.
Gloria Gordon hosts a wild party while husband Dick Gregory suspects her feelings for actor Stanley Wayburn. The night spirals as jealousy, secrecy, and a clash with May and Jim expose cracks in their marriage, ending with Dick’s outburst and a taunting confrontation.
The Mexican government authorized a two month suspension of import duties on American corn. The federal trade commission announced a drastic revision of its rules regarding publicity. The inquiry into the presence in America of Miss Mary Mac Swiney continued, but no indication of its ultimate course was given.
Ruth Burke writes about marriage, noting Alice’s clear view of her own aims and the need for a positive happiness rather than a negative peace. She analyzes Jack’s selfishness, urges Leslie to give him time, and proposes Zoe visiting for shopping and theater before Alice’s wedding. Ruth hints at care for Sydney Carton and John Alden Prescott.
Cynthia Grey notes a trend of tea room wives spending afternoons in the city’s smart shops. She describes idle hours in compact homes, little civic duties, and no children, with gossip fueling fashions. Divorce courts are hearing of these trends.
Fourteen Years Ago item records Amarillo visitors and officials arriving or passing through the city. Stenographer Alex Mood and A M Beville from Clarendon News accompanied by Judge J Penry, W E Bray from Paducah, L A Penry from Plainview, and Low Johnson from Lubbock were all in Amarillo yesterday.
A listing of crossword clues and wordplay items from a Daily News puzzle. The page item presents a mix of hard and easy terms, with several long clues spanning topics from materials and animals to actions and objects. It reads like a traditional newspaper crossword with vertical and horizontal hints.
A district Epworth League conference convened at Balls, April 30 and 31, with Mrs. G.C. Aigon of Lamesa in charge. Delegates from Lamesa, Tahoka, Lubbock, Brownfield, Groverton, McCarty, and Muleshoe attended. The next conference is set for Lamesa in September, and a large delegation was named to attend a West Texas special conference in Amarillo in June.
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