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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1925
Page
19
A reader asks how to fill hollow necks beyond cocoa butter, and the columnist explains that external applications won’t plump the neck without internal nourishment. Emphasizes weight gain, balanced diet, sleep, neck exercises, general fitness, outdoor activity, and proper chewing. Recommends cocoa butter nightly and provides a toilet water recipe. Mentions upcoming feature The Girl Who Blushes Too Much.
Atlantic City August 10 The prospect of a September 1 work suspension by 158000 coal miners deepens after John L Lewis UMWA president replies to Samuel Warriner of the anthracite operators. Lewis calls Warriner’s letter a restatement of the operators’ stance against wage increases and the checkoff. Government intervention remains unlikely and miners show no signs of seeking peace overtures.
In making French dressing for salad with canned fruit, mix the oil with a little juice from the can and a few drops of lemon juice. This improves the dressing beyond vinegar or plain lemon juice. Bicycles, 118 West Seventh.
In Greater New York the Democratic split widens as Richmond officials revolt against Mayor Hylan’s bid for a third term. Bertram G. Eadie accuses County Leader Bendt of selling out to Hylan and Hearst. The primary fight centers on whether Smith or Hearst leads the party. Mayor Hylan defends his stance amid national- convention ties. Sen. Walker receives applause at Yankee Stadium for Sunday baseball. Republicans weigh fusion candidates for mayor including Waterman, O’Ryan, Calder.
A tip for getting children to drink milk suggests stirring two tablespoons of apricot pulp into the glass for flavor and extra nourishment. The piece then notes an odd fact that nearly forty piano-key sets may be carved from an elephant tooth.
The Clarendon Chamber of Commerce and municipal band visited the Martin school community Friday night to foster good relations with Donley and adjacent counties. Secretary Holcomb organized the Howdy Do gatherings to improve local acquaintance. Over a hundred residents from Clarendon attended and enjoyed the program with Martin and nearby communities. This marks the second meeting in the county, and the idea is well received.
A brief editorial note emphasizes that a single prudent warning suffices and urges readers to heed the Globe's guidance. The line underlines economy of words and practical caution for the audience.
Gen. Claudia Fox of the Mexican army and two aides visited Amarillo to inspect light cavalry horses bought for the Mexican government by John S. McKnight Davis and Younger and Frank A. Harp. About four to five hundred horses have been purchased locally in recent months. Mrs. Kate Shedd of Augusta Georgia is visiting the Sparks family on Arthur Street. Walter Sander, a Denver brake man, transferred to passenger service between Childress and Texline.
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