Tango Exhibition Sparks Family Tension in Letter Scene
Leslie Prescott dances the tango with a charming partner, drawing praise from Walter Burke and Sydney Carton. Her mother-in-law jealously questions the display while Jack appears, and Leslie seeks her husband to restore order as the ballroom buzzes with admiration. Copyright 1925. Tomorrow’s teaser hints at Sally Atherton’s letter to Beatrice Summers.
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Leslie Prescott
LE Marquise
Lady Fair
Little Marquise
Melville Sartoris
Leslie
Walter Burke
Ruth
South America
Sydney Carton
Jack
Mother Prescott
Mr. Sartoris
John
Marquise
Sally Atherton
Beatrice Summers
Amarillo Daily News Telegraphic Rates and Policies
The Amarillo morning paper covers the Panhandle and neighboring regions with telegraphic dispatches from Denver Dallas Fort Worth Oklahoma City and others. Subscription rates by mail in advance and carrier delivery details are listed. corrections policy notes if any erroneous reflections appear.
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Bixth
Fillmore Streets
Amarillo
Panhandle
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
Oklahoma
Reura
Denver
Dallas
Fort Worth
Okaahoma City
Carri
Evening Post
The
Daily News
Post
A Thought on lips and wisdom from Proverbs
An old proverb notes that restraint in speech marks wisdom, citing Proverbs 10 19. The saying emphasizes quiet prudence over talkativeness in daily life.
Welcome lumbermen Plains Retail Lumber convention in Amarillo
The Plains Retail Lumbermen's Association holds a two day convention in Amarillo, praising regional progress, building, and leadership in the Panhandle Texas, eastern New Mexico, and western Oklahoma. Amarillo hosts the event as one of the largest in America, reflecting the area's strong lumber industry.
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The
Plains Retail Lumbermen’s Association
Amarillo
Panhandle
Panhandle Plains
Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Plains
America
United States
Future Events: Youth Changes Will Shape Laws and Churches
Observers note the current generation of “sheiks” and “flappers” sport evolving styles while chiefly resisting dictates of elders. The writer predicts in twenty years this rising generation will influence laws and church support, promising an era of notable change.
Flogging laws debated as punishment grows
A state enacts flogging as a legal punishment while arguing it mirrors a child’s licking. The piece argues tanning or beating children only yields temporary control and that goodness cannot be beaten into people.
Publicity urged for customs smugglers cases
L. C. Andrews, assistant secretary of the treasury, advocates full publicity for smuggling cases caught by customs officers. He argues that open reporting will deter respectable tourists from evading the law, claiming previous penalties were insufficient.
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L. C. Andrews
the Treasury
Amarillo Man In Tight Shoes Seen As Foolish
An Amarillo man wearing tight shoes is considered more foolish than a woman in the same dress. The remark notes he should know better, reflecting a blunt local sentiment on footwear judgment.
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Amarillo
Amarillo Echoes On Jobs And Odd News Bits
A quirky Amarillo note ponders why some men find their jobs dull while others envy them. It jokes about a Panhandle worker discarding tin cans, and recalls Coolidge hugging a girl, clarified as two years old. It also teases a chewing gum maker chewing tobacco.
Amarillo Snapshots of Odd Local Observations
A collection of quirky notes and wry observations about Amarillo life. Topics include ice cream habits, a Sing Sing reference, regional fashion quirks, snoring danger, garden humor, fishing yield changes, vacation timing, and gender balance jokes tying local color to broader sayings.
Hot House Flower Plea Remains A Bittersweet Metaphor
A brief column reflects on the enduring image of a hot house flower, noting its beauty amid harsh conditions. The piece uses the metaphor to explore resilience, fragility, and the public gaze, with no specific events or people named.
Gossip and Sleep Loss Plague Small Towns
Gossip thrives in small towns while larger towns suffer sleep loss as rumors spread. The piece notes that the constant chatter unsettles residents, leading to fatigue and unrest across communities.
Mrs Sargent Echoes Vermont Quiet in Washington Visit
Mrs. Sargent visiting Washington for the first time keeps to her Ludlow Vermont home while her husband John Garibaldi Sargent presides as attorney general. She says she hates to leave country air for city glamor and cherishes farm flowers friends and family. Her remarks echo his homeward priorities and the couple’s shared values.
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Sweetwater
John Garibaldi Sargent
United States
Washington
New England
Federation of
Women’s Clubs
Vermont
Caiital
Mrs. Sargent
Gloria and Dick Gregory in the Texas divorce tragedy
Gloria Gordon a beautiful flapper marries Dick Gregory a budding lawyer. Their marriage deteriorates as debts jealousy and social chaos mount. Gloria chases old flames and party life while Dick clings to hope and a recovering love.
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Gloria Gordon
Dick Gregory
Maggie
Gloria
Roughhild Swanson
Stanley Wayburn
Mother Gregory
Wayburn
May Seymour
John Seymour
May
Jim Carewe
Miss Briggs
Mrs. O'Hara
Russel
Stan
Sonya Choiek
Bran
Kit Cameron
Dallas
Joria
Kit
Broadway
Popoe
Fourteen Years Ago Plans For New Court Of Civil Appeals
Fourteen years earlier plans moved toward housing a new Court of Civil Appeals. Prof. S. B. Gee of Texarkana had been pushing the project, focusing attention on the matter while others supported the initiative.
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Court of Civil Appeals
S. B. Gee
Texarkana
Daily News Crossword Puzzle midweek challenging entry
A mid week crossword puzzle with tougher clues across horizontal and verticals. Includes sections on wind swings blue grass protein terms and various thematic hints. Notes mention yesterday's answer inlet road house and other scattered items with historical crossword flavor.
Better Women of Today Say Lady Nott Bower on Style and Independence
Cynthia Grey summarizes Lady Nott Bower of England asserting that modern women confer more independence and self direction than their mothers. She notes women increasingly pursue personal appearance, value beauty, and push beyond traditional dress, while men react with mixed judgments.
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Lady Nott Bower
England
International Woman's Council
Washington
Nott-Bower
Montgomery Tackles Real Estate With Oliver Realty
Sam W. Montgomery, recently with William Oliver Realty Co, praises a new line of work in Amarillo after twelve years in the city. He helped develop the Oliver-Bakle Estates, returning to business after years with Montgal Bros. ladies wear. His brother Leon P. Montgomery remains in charge at Ames.
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Sam W. Montgomery
William Oliver Realty Co
Oliver-Bakle
Amarillo
Mr. Montgomery
Montgal Bros. Ladies Ready To Wear
Leon P. Montgomery
Aemes
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