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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1925
Page
7
Dodge Brothers showcases a new closed cab commercial car emphasizing driver comfort. Cushioned leather seats, coil springs, roomy cab, easy reach controls, and smooth handling boost morale and productivity for long days behind the wheel.
A Dallas Negro bootlegger was arrested in north Dallas after officers found two galvanized tubs in a truck filled with pint bottles of beer. He was soliciting customers in dozen bottle lots and was observed making a call from his parked booze truck in front of a residence.
Castro county residents follow the search for 3 year old Mary Hoxe and her parents Henry and Mary Hoxe after they were lost in a Floyd county maize field. Rescuers who entered the dense stalks are missing, while Floyd county farmers seek ways to save their huge crops and stack feed. A Floyd county delegation may seek extra space from Hereford country to store feed.
Health is life and backbone of achievement. The article asserts health drives success, links most ill health to spinal nerve pressure, and explains chiropractors adjust misaligned vertebrae to restore vital force, while Innate Intelligence cures rather than the practitioner.
Channing prepares for a two day event August 28 and 29 at Gene Collins ranch twelve miles west of town and twenty miles south of Dalhart. Day programs include horse races rodeo events and calf roping plus fishing swimming and dancing with the Night Owls orchestra from Amarillo. Buffalo riding atop a surcingle is listed as a feature. Camping facilities ample for attendees.
A guide highlights efficient cooking using fewer ingredients while delivering strong flavor. It emphasizes simple techniques, affordable staples, and practical tips for busy kitchens.
In Dallas on August 22 Annie Jackson, a Black woman, reportedly ate four pounds of catfish and half a watermelon. She was admitted to the emergency hospital in a folded position and sent home after treatment. Doctors advised careful eating of fish.
Funeral services for John Tracy eleven months old son of Mrs Walter Tracy were conducted Saturday afternoon in Blackburn Funeral Home chapel with Rev. Gaston Foote officiating and burial in Llano Cemetery.
Text mentions watermelon with a one day gap and carrying capacity of a human being Henry Thomson for general insurance. Includes a phone number 2027.
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