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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1925
Page
15
A row of subscription prices appears, detailing Amarillo carrier delivery options. Rates cover weekly, monthly, quarterly and yearly terms, including Sunday edition. The snippet lists costs in dollars and cents for several timeframes.
Washington reports advocate a monument to William Jennings Bryan at Arlington or nearby in the capital. The will directs funds for a grave memorial, with Chicago news of a nationwide drive to finance a Bryan monument potentially adding to a shrine in Washington.
A dense listing of evening radio programs across many stations and cities. It catalogs orchestras, chamber ensembles, theatre programs, school broadcasts, news, and musical performances with local times and station identifiers, reflecting a chaotic, period-specific network schedule.
Health column explains sunstroke versus other heat dangers, symptoms include flushed face, hot skin, rapid strong pulse, high fever 105 to 108, deep breathing, and possible muscle twitching. Advice stresses cooling the victim, removing tight clothing, applying cold towels or ice, hospital care to reduce body temperature, and guarding against alcohol use while promoting water intake and light diet.
O O McIntyre records a hot August day in New York with diary notes on shopping for wedding gifts, autographs, and reading Beau Geste. He sketches the Susskind brothers rising from hat checkers to Long Island venues, notes a polished but simpleton English crook, and reflects on the courteous police, a famed comedienne’s fading health, Bert Leslie’s breakdown, and a windowed widower waiting six years for his wife. Copyright 1925 McNaught Syndicate.
Rosalind Nash quits stenography and pursues a show business break at Club Tivoli. She pleads with proprietor Mr. Rogers for a solo song act, pledging to prove her talent with an English number from Pepper and Salt Revue.
Rosalind seeks a break in a song audition and faces Mr. Rogers who is polite but noncommittal. He notes her good English accent and potential, promising to keep her in mind and perhaps pass her to a friend who can help. She leaves hopeful, convinced his reserve is staged.
Public health warning outlines five indigestion signals gas fullness dullness restlessness and heart fluttering. Promotes Ferraline as immediate aid to all digestive organs and offers money back guarantee. Atlanta company advertises this remedy as superior with one dollar refund if no relief.
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