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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1925
Page
12
The article advises blond hair care including peroxide usage and dilutions to avoid dryness and lifeless color. It recommends regular henna treatments, hot oil, scalp massage, and bril liantine, plus health and diet steps for glossy hair and mentions leaflets on hair care and weight gain.
Austin Texas August 12 The agricultural commissioner said August 1 conditions indicate Texas will harvest about 3 450 000 bales with drought and yield gaps likely to stretch into other southern states The report urges highway funds to aid drought stricken counties to prevent outmigration while noting the season may see prices rise above 25 cents a pound and that the crop remains uncertain by August conditions
A cablegram from Unalaska reports the United States coast guard cutter Bear ashore at Cape Prince of Wales at the western end of Seward peninsula in Bering Strait.
Paris reports indicate French and Spanish forces will pivot around Eia el Kbir northwest of Ouetzon to close the jaw on Abd el Krim and his tribal followers. Officials say a major operation is imminent, concentrating near Ouetzan Fez el Bali and Kelan Des Slessy with minimal casualties in the announced joint line.
Eagle Pass Texas August 12 a sack containing 500 rounds of ammunition was buried near a highway seven miles from town by laborers who notified peace officers. Authorities say smugglers hid ammo along the Rio Grande to supply Mexico during the last revolution and still use the river banks, though patrols have reduced smuggling volumes. Liquor smuggling across the river is also noted as continuing in smaller amounts.
A call to all counties cities and improvement districts in the growth stricken area urges speed up of road building and public improvements over the next year or two. The aim is to start this year to provide work for farmers and allow them to feed their livestock and stay on the farm. Farmers and business men are urged to hold mass meetings this fall to devise a practical financing plan for this fall and next year’s crop.
Washington reports Belgium and United States commissions resumed talks on Belgium war debt refinancing. The initial Belgian offer was rejected by the Americans, with officials optimistic negotiations may conclude within the week and further joint sessions held to seek a workable settlement. Details of the Belgian terms were not disclosed.
An explosion from lightning struck a loaded shell or grenade pile at the Pig Point ammunition depot near Norfolk. The large warehouse was practically destroyed, with Portsmouth firefighters and a fire boat aiding the scene. No injuries reported. W. W. Wooley, of Texas Portland Cement, to be located in Amarillo. Miss Elizabeth Tanner to Henrietta for a bank job.
The Texas Technological College board of directors will hold its full meeting in Fort Worth instead of Lubbock. Dr. Paul W. Horn, president, announced after receiving word from Amon G. Carter, Fort Worth board chairman, that conference business including college affairs will be discussed at the Fort Worth offices.
There are several short notes of local people returning from travels. Here There Everywhere Guy A. Carlander came back Tuesday night from Miami. Miss Elizabeth Gary returned to Amarillo after visiting Texline. Miss Maurine Wallingford and Miss Kathryn Coble returned to Amarillo from Turkey Track ranch. Miss Fay Underwood returned home from Rochester Minnesota. Mrs. H C Pipkin and two children left for Battle Creek Michigan to visit Mrs. H A Tate. Mrs. Tate once lived in Amarillo. Miss Gladys Sanders of Childress is visiting her sister Mrs. G L Sullivan in Amarillo. J F Anton Santa Fe Slaton division head is in town. J M Edelen returned from a fishing trip to the Turkey Track ranch to visit W T Coble.
Finishing up the building program and arranging for the opening of the first term will be attended to.
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