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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1925
Page
4
A fragment from the Amarillo Globe shows publishing details for evenings and Sunday morning editions. It lists press associations, address, and subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery in Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico.
A 1925 Amarillo editorial argues that successful citizens must give back to the community beyond taxes. It stresses that leadership rests with many, not few, and that progress requires active cooperation, service, and support for public institutions and enterprises. It condemns self centered citizens who prosper and withdraw from communal welfare.
The piece notes that scientists frequent revise theories and that accepted ideas about Earth's center being molten lava have shifted. It emphasizes the search for truth and cautions that scientists are not infallible and theories should not be accepted unquestioningly.
Central Time and Mountain Time radio schedule shows markets bands orchestras and performances from multiple stations including WHAD WOC WDAY KFAB KOA and KOA with lineups featuring Eddie Dunstedter Loren Mills and Silverman’s Orchestra plus midnight Twilight Harmonists and a variety of sport and entertainment features across cities like Milwaukee Des Moines Jefferson City Lincoln Oklahoma Denver and Atlanta.
L WNTS trever ce eme enon tha Mer ers and Nobles Brothers of Panhandle praise Panhandle crops and regional growth at a sales conference in Abilene. They note West Texas will ship 125 carloads of Merchants Biscuit products this year and express optimism about Panhandle progress in the western United States. General Sir Francis Thomas, Crimea veteran, dies at Rochester England at ninety three. A Russian witness at Old Bailey omits Our Sovereign Lord from the oath. Tse Globe wanteda.
A vivid 1925 slice of New York showing Fifth Avenue from Third to 120th Street as a cross section of society. It sketches crowds, fashion, and districts from Bolsheviki Boulevard to the Thirties department stores, partygoers, and chic models, with scenes of cars, limousines, and street life. It notes a shooting near the Winter Garden and mentions thieves’ kitchens and bystanders affected by street crime, then pivots to a brief authorial aside about poetry earnings and a Bill Nye reference, ending with global trade and industry tidbits.
Rosalind Nash resigns as a stenographer to join a cabaret and pursues money over love. Madeline Browning disapproves while Jack Armstrong desires Rose. Dorothy Richards helps Rose home after a night at Tivo li as Dorothys confidences unsettle her. Nick Blake, wealthy and eligible, looms as a potential escort as Rose seeks protection and independence.
Rosalind endures an intimidating taxi ride as Nicky pressures her for a kiss after Tony’s advances are blamed on Rosalind. She resists and escapes into the vestibule, trembling and furious, vowing she hates him and never wants to see him again. To Be Continued.
Dublin officials report mixed impressions from visitors as Irish tourism grows. An Irish Tourist Development Association secretary counters claims of danger and backwardness, noting 1000+ weekly arrivals at Cobh and doubled traffic with England. Ulster also shows stronger demand, approaching pre war levels.
The Samson company of Amherst has been awarded the contract to complete the Cochran County Courthouse. Rice Construction company of Amarillo and Dallas handles foundation framing and part of the brick work while litigation over the project has been settled and residents await completion.
Electrical firms of France and Germany race to fulfill large orders as wartime production accelerates. Engineers and managers report unprecedented demand from allied governments and civilian grids seeking new equipment and repairs.
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