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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1925

Page

4

Letter from Leslie Prescott to the Little Marquise continues

The writer reflects on differing views of love between herself and Jack, noting his wish to keep love separate from business and amusement. She recalls early beliefs that love would sweeten all tasks and clarify every misunderstanding, recognizing she asked too much yet remains convinced love is the essential element in life.

Leslie Prescott Jack

Letter of a Wife to Her Husband in Pittsburgh

A wife writes to her husband in Pittsburgh reflecting on love as the motive of life and her self doubts. She contemplates sending the letter after four years of marriage and bearing children, hoping her grandson might illuminate her decision as the tale continues tomorrow.

Pittsburg Marquise NEA Service, Inc Tomorow

Subscription Rates By Mall in Advance Across States

Rates listed for Texas Oklahoma Colorado and New Mexico with terms for 1 2 3 6 and 8 months and mail or carrier delivery. Public notices indicate combination rates with Evening Post Daily News and other publications. The Associated Press is credited and the paper is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulation.

Texas Oklahoma Colorado Mexico Meath Amarillo the Evening Post The Daily News Ly News and Byrening Post Associated Press Associated Presa Audit Bureau OF Circulation

Notice to the Public Correction Policy Statement

Notices warn readers that erroneous reflections on individuals firms or corporations will be corrected promptly when brought to the editor. The News states it does not intend to injure anyone and corrections will be made as warranted and prominently displayed.

Subways slated for East Tenth Street crossing in Amarillo

The East Tenth street subway project advances toward completion by August 1, promising safety and convenience for East Amarillo and West Amarillo motorists. Officials warn that preexpenditure on a water system may delay further crossings, as San Jacinto and Rock Island lines drive western city development and traffic must be eased with two additional subways.

East Tenth Street East Amarillo Glenwood Amarillo San Jacinto Country Club District Othe Rock Island Sixth Street Tenth Street

Drastic Dallas Verdict On Speeders Sparks Debate

An incident in Dallas last week saw two speeding drivers shot after failing to halt and aid a pedestrian they had struck. The writer urges drastic measures to curb rising traffic accidents, praising the deputy’s decisive action and predicting drivers would be sobered quickly.

Dallas

Fords and Pullman to Launch Deluxe Transcontinental Air Fleets

The article prophesies immediate expansion of commercial air service as Ford and Pullman prepare fleets of de luxe planes for transcontinental routes. It notes rapid adoption ahead of the U.S. and compares to Europe where daily travel between cities like London and Moscow is routine, signaling a bold, wide spread future for air travel.

Fords Pullman Company America Europe London Moscow

Global words on transport rise in the United States

The speaker contrasts the rise of automobiles and aviation, noting early leadership by America, later advances by Europe, and a belated U S revival. The passage asserts waxing pride in domestic industry and hints at future dominance while ending with an offhand Bermuda anecdote about polygamy and onions.

Justice Prevails in Chicago Over One Arm Lunch Rooms

In Chicago the originator of the one arm lunch rooms fell and broke his arm, with authorities upholding the case's outcome.

Chicago Onearm

Two men in a canoe near Boston risk mishap in swap

A Boston canoeing pair attempted a seat change without swimming skills. An unrelated Los Angeles man who sobered up learns he is married, though drinking continues. A Seattle infant fluent in four languages is understood only by her mother. A Bethlehem, Pennsylvania woman shoots at a man five times but hits him once.

Los Angeles Bet Seattle Bethlehem

Temptations Actually Help Tests of Moral Judgment

The note considers how temptations shape choices and ethics, suggesting that resisting but recognizing urges can reveal character. It explores whether absence of temptation would dull moral discernment and decision making in daily life.

Pedestrians and Drivers Share Blame In Road Accidents

Panhandle Press argues motorists are not sole fault for crashes. A careful driver recalls a country road incident with schoolchildren where a bold child forced danger by stepping into the car path. The piece urges equal caution by pedestrians and motorists and notes children are often at fault.

Marshall

Cowboy Portrait in Distinct Western Garb

A verse depicts a cowboy from the west wearing chaps and a sombrero hat. He bulldogs a steer without fear and is skilled with a Gat, illustrating a rugged frontier image. The lines blend frontier bravado with outlaw imagery in a lyric sketch.

Gloria Gregory Plans Europe Trip Amid Marital Strife

Gloria Gregory schemes a Europe trip with fashion, romance, and social maneuvering as her husband Dick Gregory resists funding the plan. Gloria schemes to see Stanley Wayburn and Myra Gail while navigating May Seymour and Mother Gregory. The couple’s tension hinges on money, jealousy, and expectations of status within the town.

Gloria Gordon Dick Gregory Maggie Gloria Stanley Wayburn Wayburn Myra Gail Lola Hough Bill May Seymour John Seymour Ranghild Swanson Miss Briggs Jim Carewe May Carewe Home Woman's Club Mother Gregory Grace of Providence Stan Wayburn Jim Stan Maysie Gregory Dr. John Ranghild Myra Paris Glory Europe

Soundings author argues for motherhood as lifelong insurance

Cynthia Grey comments on Hamilton Gibbs book Soundings, urging that a girl’s dream of motherhood is natural and lasting. She cautions that delaying maternity leads to loneliness in old age and claims family provides the only true insurance against boredom, noting grandmothers as a popular class.

Nancy Hawthorne Soundings Hamilton Gibbs

Daily News Crossword Puzzle Clues and Word List

A dense list of crossword prompts and definitions matching horizontal and vertical clues. The fragment includes many entries such as Paleness rove blackbird carmine nights sanctuaries treatment frozen dessert wing part of a seed to sow and to construct along with numerous related terms and garbled extra text describing clues and crossings.

Amarillo Notes Relief During Health and Travel Snippets

Mrs. M. A. Callaway recovers from pneumonia attack while Miss J. E. Rogers returns to Amarillo after a New Mexico visit. Mrs. J. T. Downing also returns home to Amarillo after several weeks in Las Vegas New Mexico. Conductor 4. P. Dunwoody of the Wert Worth and Denver Railroad departed on unspecified duties.

J. E. Rogers Amarillo New Mexico P. Dunwoody The Wert Worth Denver Railroad

J Clayton to Manage Fair Store in Fort Worth Arrival

J Clayton has arrived from Ft Worth and assumed management of The Fair Store. Ownership remains with Levy who continues with his wife in conduct of the store. Clayton’s assistant takes full charge due to rapid growth and Levy’s reduced ability to oversee detailed operations.

J. ©. Clayton Ft. Worth Levy J. Clayton

That Is Different Marjorie Breaks Engagement

A dialogue excerpt mocks romantic propriety as a man and woman dispute a broken engagement. Marjorie questions why the engagement ended while the other party claims a kiss was stolen, invoking humorous social expectations.

Marjorie Tanford Chaparral

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