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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1925
Page
10
A fragmented OCR item lists names and phone numbers W Clifton 268 and W McGinty 2426 W, with stray phrases about today and a developer J J Summers, yielding a partial social contact notice without clear event context or full details.
A fragmentary Health column advises on childhood ender weight and growth using milk intake and gentle exercise. It includes home tips for pimples and lip shaping through exercises, massage, and lavatory routines, ending with scalp and hair questions. The piece, copyright Public Ledger Company, reads like practical guidance for daily self care.
Lyra Graham plans a wedding with Peter Griswold while Tex, a bold friend, pursues her despite her scorn. Tyring to toy with him, Lyra leads Tex on and an impulsive dance night triggers a dramatic confrontation. Cynthia and Peter's party secrets unfold as past tensions resurface.
The famous Amarillo bear Gentle Anne, known as a playful friend to locals, was purchased by a traveling circus. The event follows an earlier life with trainer Williams and a noted death, shifting to a new home as the circus prepares a debut act.
An OCR readout describes a Cologne building project lacking height and grace. It notes April plans, potential fees, and contrasts with American counterparts. The piece discusses tourism, the waterfront context, and fears the brick structure will resemble a medieval paste rather than New York style.
Police report a raid at a St Louis rum making center uncovering 2 009 gallons of mash and 17 000 gallons of smelings. Officials drained vats and seized equipment as investigators described illicit operations tied to saloon proprietors and suspected migrants, signaling citywide efforts to curb illegal activities.
The De Molay and Rainbow groups held a joint banquet at the Amerilio hotel with about 15 members and parents present. Elizabeth Spexzal presided, Rex Trowle welcomed, Frank Howard gave a color speech, and Mary Sp 4 PEN led the general remarks. Music was provided for the festive occasion.
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