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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1925
Page
6
Advice urges the young man to delay marriage until certain of deep love. Notes men often start passionately then cool after marriage, and warns against marrying older women. Emphasizes awaiting true, overwhelming sentiment and reality of romantic illusion.
Panhandle Livestock Producers president Bill O'Brien names Jimmie Shelton general committee chairman for a stocker feeders sale set for Saturday September 26. Shelton urges cattlemen to support the sale to attract hundreds of new buyers and plans two more sales next year.
Three automobile wrecks occurred in Amarillo Monday afternoon with injuries in two incidents. City manager Jeff Bartlett and his grandson Jack Brown were cut and bruised when their car collided near the Northwest Texas hospital nurses home on Sixth Street. Bartlett and the baby were protected by the windshield, Bartlett on crutches this morning and the child reported as doing nicely. In a second crash at Tenth and Fillmore, a car driven by T O Rudd of Texola Oklahoma was struck by a Ford driven by unidentified youths. A third mishap injured Albert McGuire and Lester Hudeston when their bicycle collided with a car driven by Fred Ransom of Claude.
The readable fragments discuss teasing a younger man about dating an older woman, friendship bonds, and a proverb-like notion of working while others sleep, but lack a coherent event or clear entities to summarize into a proper news item.
Overland and Ford Touring cars advertised with upgrades and prices. Nash sedan offered at 400 dollars with easy terms to responsible buyers. Contact R Heffernan at 211 West 6th Street.
At the theaters The Fair offers The Monster with Lon Chaney mixing horror and comedy through an amateur detective. Eve's Secret stars Betty Compson and Jack Holt. Subdued Franch comedy climaxes warrant attention. The Navigator with Buster Keaton provides clever humor with restrained slapstick. The Liberty showcases Cupid's Rustler, a western melodrama for thrills.
A Gospel era film review notes Lon Chaney in The Monster at the Fair last night with suspense and comic balance. Johnny Arthur as the country detective and Gertrude Olmsted are highlighted alongside Ralph Graves and Hallam Cox. The program includes The Ralph Graves comedy and a Chaplin note. Mission theater features Betty Compson in Eve’s Secret and Buster Keaton in The Navigator at the Deanda.
The Associated Press reports about 50 million dollars in Fifth Avenue land and building sales through July, roughly one third of Manhattan's total. Iconic mansions and hotels yield to redevelopment as Delmonico’s, Sherry’s, and the Waldorf Astoria face conversion to shops and stores amid mass commercial growth.
The United States marine detachment in Managua, present since 1912 to quell Nicaragua's revolutions, entrains for Corinto to depart for home. At the last moment four marines who had married Nicaraguan women deserted.
Col William Mitchell air officer of the eighth corps area leaves duty to be with wife as their daughter is born at Mrs Mitchell's parents home in Detroit. The baby and mother are reported to be doing nicely. A stray note mentions Ottawa Canada planning a 100 mile railroad project split into five segments.
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