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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1925
Page
4
Published evenings except Saturday and Sunday morning by Amarillo Globe Publishing Company with news and business departments. Associated Press dispatches credited for publication. Subscription rates listed for Amarillo by carrier and by mail including daily and Sunday editions for various durations.
Mrs. T. V. Reeves of Canyon urged the Lions Club to save historic Panhandle names. She cited changes in Muleshoe area, noting Lariat I Y Hast Camp and Weat Camp are being replaced by Smith Johnson Center, arguing pioneers value these names despite newcomers.
Readable schedule highlights stations across the Midwest and West with orchestras recitals talks and children's programs. Highlights include WSAI Cincinnati nightly studio recitals and Waldorf Concert Orchestra plus Atwater Kent Artiste Silvertown Orchestra and more across WC stations from Chicago to Dallas with times spanning afternoon to late night.
A reflective column from Amarillo recalls local campaign quirks around O W and Tack, with playful jabs about slogans free beer and free soap. Long Marrs and a remark in North Amarillo stand out as readers await Tuesday’s verdict on whether Long is called a politician. Friends jest about bore definitions as social mood shifts from stone to hard boiled ages.
Canyon women plan for the Seventh District Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs meeting set for May 4 to 6. J P Fields of Haskell will speak on the Joys of Citizenship. Last fall Canyon planted 6000 tulip bulbs and bloom is expected for the event. The federation and Chamber of Commerce arrange an outing to Palo Duro Canyon.
Monte Carlo is described as irregular and capricious with a glamorous yet transient charm. The writer notes high prices, rushed meals, and vivid Riviera scenes while contrasting American haste with European elegance. A Cartier of fashion, a jeweled dining room, and encounters with notable locals punctuate the journey through a casino era seaside resort.
Crossword clues listed in horizontal and vertical sections with numbered entries and a final line stating the solution is provided herewith. The puzzle text includes numerous misspellings and OCR errors but preserves the gist of clue themes and expected answer forms.
The puzzle diagram conceals words that are synonyms to those listed and fit crosswise or downwards. Find the numbered synonym and place it between the number and the first shaded stop either horizontally or vertically.
A vivid slice shows small black mustaches and detarched women in severe black with ropes of pearls. White haired men limp beside goat princes in turbans, chinchilla wraps, peacock coats lined with marabou, jeweled slippers, rubies and jade. A former New York telephone girl with a red rose trimmed frock is noted.
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