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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1925
Page
6
Publication line stating Evenings except Saturday and Sunday morning by Amarillo Globe Publishing Company at 110 East Wirth Street with telephones for News and Business departments.
The document lists mailing rates by carrier and duration for the regions Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico. Rates include monthly six months and yearly options with daily and Sunday delivery. Prices shown are confusing due to OCR errors but indicate scale differences between one month six months and one year memberships and Sunday delivery options.
From Austin a message urges Texans to focus on health and sanitary conditions in every community. The week aims to spark a united effort to prevent disease through science and knowledge, especially safeguarding children's health, with support from Amarillo's mayor, the Junior Red Cross, the Patients Teacher associations, schools and churches.
Special to The Gice reports Canyon, April 5, where fifty students appear on the TLuner set for the winter quarter at Mix West Luxus State Teachers College, up nine from fall. Eligibility requires unimpeachable conduct, fifteen hours, grade not below C, and 16 to 19 grade points with activities or none without. A five-member faculty committee enforces the rules. the honor roll stays under seven percent of enrollment.
Austin date April 8 The Associated Press reports Corsicana state orphan home boys petitioned the state board of control for stylish clothing. R N Walthall oversees purchases and says the board granted the request after 72 boys signed and explained the latest gray trousers are affordable and will be worn until replacement is needed.
Radio guide for Thursday April 9 1925 lists stations WSAI WLW WCCO KYW WCBD WTAS WHAS KSD KTHS WFAA KFREX KHJ KGW KOA Various orchestras bands concert hours and church services across cities including Cincinnati Chicago Des Moines Dallas Portland and Calgary with times from morning to after midnight and notes on silent stations and potential schedule changes.
The piece recaps a mass gathering at The Globe office, a surprising political defeat, and a manager named Tack lampooning rivals. It introduces Rose Gasoline from Elmer Lewis, praising its high power for Real Service stations. A reader offers to sponsor dog licenses named Tack, with humorous asides on advertising costs and summer thermometer prices.
Four runners up are tested with tryouts for a team plan. Rose stands out as a top performer among the four, while the group evaluates skills and potential impact for the lineup.
Readable text shows a piano progress show at Studio 1007 West in 1911 featuring Peacher. The listing notes contact via phone 8120 W and highlights a progressive series of performances.
On the Atlantic in a squall the Olympic rides through heavy rain and towering waves. A seventy foot wave strikes the bridge before sun returns and night brings violet seas and starry skies. The writer reads widely and notes time changes and shipboard life while mentioning Constantinople news and European advertisements.
The reader is advised to solve a crossword style puzzle by matching synonyms from Horizontal and Vertical lists to the spaces between numbers and shaded stops. Fill words that meaningfully fit the spaces, starting with short common words to gain clues for tougher entries.
A detailed reminiscence from a sea crossing describes tweedy habitual travelers in the smoking room, their cigars, champagne, and restless movement. The narrator notes various international locales visited, a corpulent traveler drinking champers, and a sociable benevolent gentleman who both pleases and irritates fellow passengers. A Scots deck parade ends the vignette.
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