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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1925
Page
5
Fragmented essay-like piece reflects on life lessons from seven decades of living. It emphasizes patience, tolerance, and resilience, noting that nothing is final and fortunes come to those who persevere. The text also mentions a film lineup and celebrity appearances amid a broader meditation on growth.
A garbled OCR snippet references Dorothy Den and a 1924 copyright line. The text hints at a consumer goods idea box and household stew notions but is severely unclear. No coherent event or names beyond Dorothy Den are extractable.
Government seeks to punish publication of income tax content as the case moves through the supreme court. Officials plan to restrict village press and regulate farm labor reporting amid official scrutiny.
A puzzle of garbled OCR text hints at a cinema feature with Monte Rive and Marie Prevasi, plus Brand Cino and Thompson Cuneo in a thriller. The fragment mentions American Legion veterans and a featured body of men, suggesting a wartime or veterans theme in a film.
Johannes Schumacher, a veteran chemist from Decatur, asserts he has discovered a method to manufacture gold. He claims the process yielded about $5,000 in gold at a cost of only a few hundred dollars, presenting a scientific approach to snare the ore’s value.
Mrs Randall expresses appreciation for Han on Tost in securing the Carnegie medal and an $8 monthly award for Mrs James M Mandall and daughter Glenn Ripadall. Medal honors Mr Randall for attempting to save John J Hachurst from drowning in a lake near Claude on January 14, 1924.
Dan Carr praises P. James as a top business figure in the country. Lee Williams argues advertising must outpace rivals. Harry Setiwarts suggests Milt Hollander fits a starring role with strong gifts. A F Upherad pitched for Wheeler on Sunday and caused a rough start. A hometown pitcher would be preferred if Amarillo can assemble a fast, capable team aided by Kelly Tires.
The report notes Secretary of War Weeks may resign and suggests alterations in President Coolidge's Cabinet. Charles Dailles, ex Taft aide, is mentioned as a possible new member while Harry S. New could be named to succeed Weeks if he steps down.
The Globe will award four prizes of 25 cents each and a one day pass to the Fair theater daily for the best witty jokes submitted. Parents may submit bright sayings for children but jokes must concern the kids activities and sayings.
A jumble of notes mentions Leon Howe and others, with stray lines about deliveries, a fire, teaching Terman, and a child asking why not shoot the wolf. Fragments include a Mrs Page address and a towel remark about stockings. The text reads like a collection of random anecdotes and names.
A valet reportedly killed a person in a jealous rage after an argument at a street corner. The incident occurred Friday night near a theater, with witnesses describing a struggle and a fatal throat wound. Police report attribute the act to jealousy and note a motive linked to a relationship, as investigators examine the scene and interview bystanders.
A historical article fragment discusses infant rickets, nutrition, and milk quality. It mentions lactose and salt intake, parent guidance on feeding, bathing, air, and exercise, and cautions against deformities from improper care. It cites doctors advising observation and medical direction.
Washington April 13 The Interior Department awarded to Bell Oil and Gas Co of Oklahoma a contract for crude oil from Red River wells operated by the government. Alumni fund drive for Columbia University seeks $200,000 from 1909 graduates and former students.
Tokyo sources reveal plans for a joint Japanese Siamese management syndicate capitalized at 25 million won to control rice imports and trade. Mr Naki jima urges Tokyo Chamber of Commerce backing while Roy Evans of Buick visits Amarillo Frost Motors and Buick dealers along the Panhandle. The Board of City Development scheduled an adjourned meeting at 7:50 PM in city hall.
A brief feature outlines upcoming health topics from Daily Health Talks. It previews expert advice, practical tips, and public wellness reminders featured in the syndicated column.
A $15,100,000 contract signed by the Mexican government and an American investor, name withheld, plans three major highways linking Matamoros Laredo and Nogales through Mexico. Funding comes from a 6 cent per gallon gasoline tax levied on motorists.
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