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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1925
Page
4
A narrator recounts a party moment where he realizes deep love for Leslie, noting his initial jealousy and later discovery of her varied femininity. He recalls their son, their sorrows, and the powerful urge to protect and claim Leslie, ending with a dance invitation and a glimpse of ongoing tale.
Gloria Gordon a beautiful flapper marries Dick Gregory a struggling lawyer. Her marriage holds fun fashion and no work or children. She drifts with Stanley Wayburn an actor while Dick recovers from pneumonia. A wreck, lies, and whispered pasts unfold as May Seymour warns and a future mystery looms.
The Amarillo Daily News lists mergers with Pubomice Every Morning Baceps and Daily Tribune on July 2 1921 and March 30 1828 respectively. It proclaims itself the morning newspaper in the Amarillo country covering Texas East ern New Mexico Southern Colorado and Western Oklahoma with extensive wire service and associated press rights.
A biblical verse highlights mercy and righteous living while a Dickens line adds that a loving heart is true wisdom. The combined quotes reflect moral virtues valued in literature and scripture.
The Western Packing Co opening in Amarillo promises big savings from short livestock hauls and cheaper outgoing meat. It aims to boost Panhandle Plains stock raising, create a strong Amarillo meat market, and encourage local consumption of Amarillo products led by W. H. Batchelor and R. T. Emmett urging community support and courage of the plant's founders.
An eastern judge edits his ideal newspaper and crime coverage expands and contracts across papers. Des Moines papers group crime inside pages while Vanderbilt papers minimize crime detail. The debate centers on fairness to the public and those charged, with publicity seen as a deterrent to crime.
Panhandle Press weighs in on reports of young women being thrown from cars with strangers. The piece argues for accountability by guardians and the women, urging awareness and change in social behavior to avoid such incidents. It condemns risky auto riding and notes officers often only have descriptions of male escorts. It ends with a store floor walker verse.
The Wichita Daily Times of Wichita Falls celebrated its 18th anniversary on Thursday May 14 with the paper noting the milestone and planning continued operation and community service as part of the birthday observance.
A compressed reminiscence notes The Times 70 page anniversary edition tracing its ascent from 1883 to a daily paper, highlighting city development and regional progress in Wichita Falls and Wichita County, with side jabs at Amarillo life and local quirks such as balloon tires and rising onions.
A blacksmith who inherited sixty million dollars plans to retire from business and enjoy leisure under a chestnut tree. Local reports note the unusual windfall and the remaining life choices following the fortune.
An incomplete excerpt features ABE MARTIN styled lines about fair sounding rhetoric and dangerous outcomes for public dialogue, suggesting a cautionary note on collective action and free expression with no clear context or full quotation.
Music and records for The Flapper Wife are available in Amarillo. Sheet music can be bought at Amarillo Music Co Panhandle Music Co and Tolzien Music Co. Victor records are on sale at Spencer Nunn Electric Co and Panhandle Music Co. You may enjoy the work in music and story form.
A special report notes a robbery at the Goodnight store last night. Police report multiple suspects escaped with safekeeping in a heavy retail zone, with brief details indicating a morning inquiry and ongoing investigation.
Crossword clues reveal a large set of two letter words resurfacing in this puzzle. Horizontal and vertical entries range from common to archaic forms with hints on meanings and wordplay across multiple numbered items.
Special to The News Plainview May 21 Wayland College began its term with an oratorical contest won by John Rankin of Abernathy for the men and Cleva Gunter of Plainview for the women A graduating class of forty two is noted by President G W McDonald The week long program includes a department recital a public reception for Rev and Mrs J Pat Horton a college debate graduation recital Baccalaureate sermon and several graduation exercises led by Dr BE Godbold and Rev L L Parker
J A R Cairns, a London magistrate with 25 years of divorce experience, offers ten marital commandments in a London Dispatch article. The rules advise realism, respect, limited familiarity, temper control, shared dreams, mutual study, prioritizing home life, affection, and avoiding cynicism.
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