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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1925
Page
10
Dear Madam offers daily neck exercises massage and compresses to fight a double chin from desk work. It suggests head tilts and throat contractions, facial massage with finger tapping, ice rubs, and a light compress. Also notes depilatories and eye care tips with a leaflet offer.
Alpena dispatch on August 13 reports the Scott divorce trial nearing a decision after a lengthy court process. Depositions reveal alleged improper conduct by both spouses and keyhole peeping incidents involving a secretary and others in Washington.
Hereford August 13. A race to produce the best fruit and garden produce in Deaf Smith County fuels displays and fairs. L. McKee boasts a 150 pound yield from two 4 year old grape trees, while others like C P Arthur show Elberta peaches and large Lombard plums. Judges expect hefty fairs with pears yielding ten to twelve bushels per tree.
Huntsville Texas August 12 Ten notches on one side of an ivory razor record condemned men shaved before execution by M L Brown a trusted barber at the state penitentiary He aims to win clemency by presenting the weapon to Governor Ferguson after placing ten marks on the handle The barber 42 years old with sixteen years in the trade has a wife and two children
Defender F Louise Nardin dean of women at the University of Wisconsin urges a nationwide movement to curb writing novels articles or news stories that sensationalize university life. She argues for more respectful coverage and balanced portrayals.
H B Webb reports on ion displays at the fair while J C Moore leads with 26 pound beets still ahead.
The American Petroleum Institute reports a weekly rise in US crude production of 24 300 barrels to a daily average of 2 139 200 for the week ended August. Smackover Arkansas heavy oil output climbs 17 600 barrels while US production excluding Smackover increases 7 200. Regional changes span Oklahoma Kansas North Texas East Central Texas and more with Arkansas and Gulf Coast leading gains.
E. D. Green of Amarillo has been elected to membership in the Born Tailors Guild a national association of master tailors. The guild motto Tailors are born and not made seeks to elevate tailoring and foster appreciation of style fabric and workmanship. W A Churchill serves as executive secretary and M Born of Chicago is grand master of the guild founded fifty years ago by M Born & Company.
Austin report states a new UT junior college will be located in San Antonio with tuition at 35 dollars per quarter or 105 dollars yearly plus fees totaling 49 to 45 dollars. Public schools provide equipment and facilities while full time instructors are to be drawn from admitted faculty. About 250 students expected to enroll this fall with over 180 applications already filed.
The brief item notes a Buick Cadillac garage located at the intersection of Third and Polk. No further details or events are provided in the readable text.
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