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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1925
Page
4
Classified telephones and subscription rates listed for News and Business departments in the Amarillo edition. Corporate boilerplate notes AP rights and telephones.
Talks in Washington between Belgian and American debt commissions move toward funding Belgium 480 million dollar war debt. Ambassadors pledge Belgium will honor obligations and payments will fit capacity as detailed financial conditions are presented. Paris Rome developments hint at settlements for French and Italian debts.
Minneapolis and surrounding markets list radio segments including baseball scores. Programs feature orchestras, recitals, news, markets, and entertainment through evening slots across multiple stations in Denver, Atlanta, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Portland, and other regions.
Camp Stanley Texas hosts Battery B 1381st Field Artillery Texas National Guard along with the medical department and regimental staff for a two week training period. No illness or injuries reported. crews enjoy rides visits to San Antonio and late night leaves while machine gun inspection occurs and firing starts Monday. Meet Harvey Arnett, manager of the Deandi Amarillo family show.
The Board of Trustees of the Amarillo Independent School District will receive bids at their regular meeting on the first Tuesday in September for the depository account. The two year contract runs from September 1, 1925 to August 31, 1927, with George M. Waddill as secretary.
A 1925 McNaught Syndicate column describes a lavish reception for a movie queen returning from Europe. Edna Ferber attends and dodges public notoriety while disguising success with humor. The piece notes social rituals, changing transit, and quirky New York manners among the elite.
Rosalind Nash quits her stenographer job and, after a coaxing bid from Madeline Browning, takes a dancer role at Club Tivoli in a South Sea Island number. She seeks a Song act from manager Mr. Rogers while avoiding Madeline and Jack Armstrong. Tensions rise as Rosalind’s pride and fear of forgetfulness strain friendships.
In a tense salon scene Rose confronts Madeline about rumors and the strain between friends. Madeline pleads to stay connected as Rose resents gossip and admits she is changing, hinting at a widening rift and a fragile truce between them.
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