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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1925
Page
3
Dorothy Dix argues mothers should teach boys refined manners as eagerly as girls receive polish. She cites cases where rough etiquette hinders careers, noting executives value tact and social graces in promotions and business dealings.
Tom Mix stars in a screen version of Zane Grey’s Riders of the Purple Sage at the Fair for three days. Bebe Daniels headlines The Manicure Girl at the Mission. The Deandi shows The Bond of Fear once daily 10 to 11 p.m. Liberty presents The Man From Texas revival, with Tom Mix hailed as a premier western star.
The Mission shows Bebe Daniels in The Manicure Girl through Thursday with today the last chance to see it. Dorothy Dix comments on manners and success while Tom Mix stars in Riders of the Purple Sage at the Fair. The Deandi presents The Bonds of Fear for today only. Liberty shows The Man from Texas revival with Tom Mix, highlighting his screen prominence.
A South Bend Indiana couple aims to celebrate their golden wedding with a divorce. Various local notes mention Arthur Mott at Adkisson Gunn's irritability with The Globe, a Kansas farmer's suicide amid crop woes, and an equestrian statue unveiling of General Sam Houston in Houston.
W A Bill Smith’s household welcomes a darling little girl resembling both parents. Judge O H Nelson of Paris Illinois requests Amarillo Globe for three weeks while away, and Lindsay Drug Co promotes soda fountain service. Twin Six oil development described as epochal. Rock Island representatives may visit soon for news. W A Bill Smith and Ben Allen of Dallas, trench buddies, seen together downtown. County maps, 113 West Seventh.
A collage of quotes from readers and local figures including Earl Shelton on hunting plans, Corinne Griffith and others in The Marriage Whirl at Fair theater, a note on John Brutcher’s arm injury, banker costs in Amarillo, and praise for Panhandle feed crops. The page also cites Sam J. Bailey as Quanah Chamber of Commerce president and a Chicago murder editorial.
Dr. W. B. Bizzell, eleven year president of Texas A and M, left College Station today with his family for Norman Oklahoma. The departure includes farewell dinners and testimonials, with the route by way of Waco Fort Worth and Gainesville.
New York August 19 The Standard Oil company of New Jersey today reduced prices on all grades of gasoline for export by one cent a gallon. Cargo lots now cost 16.75 cents per gallon and United States Navy grade 14.50 cents. Last Saturday all grades except navy had been cut by half a cent.
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