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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1925
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe published by the Amarillo Globe Publishing Company at 110 East Fifth Avenue, Amarillo, Texas. Evening and Sunday morning editions report news with Associated Press content. entry details include founding date February 20 1924 and postal remarks.
An English columnist in The London Mail argues that current fashion for scant women’s dress is folly. She asks who dressing for and warns immodesty repels men, destroys illusion, and urges women to dress suitably within means while noting some outfits verge on indecency.
The article notes a witty Amarillo woman who keeps a messy house. She supposedly tosses belongings to the floor when visitors approach and tells them she is cleaning. It’s presented as friendly advice for poor housekeepers rather than a denunciation.
Advice urges prompt payment to merchants who extended credit. It stresses calling the creditor to explain finances and making a partial payment if full settlement is not yet possible. The message frames timely settling debts as maintaining trust and fair dealing.
A letter to the editor urges motorists to share the road and exercise patience at intersections, arguing that courteous driving protects all, especially where misunderstandings lead to near misses and traffic conflicts.
Some men won't settle down until they become property owners. Man is at his best when he owns some thing. Property and its welfare are what make a nation.
A whimsical note from the Ft. Worth Star Telegram ponders whether glare or unmatched lighting facilities lure a fly toward a bald spot, presenting a humorous reflection on technical excess and natural curiosity.
O O McIntyrd tours Manhattan August 28 offering vignettes of Broadway at night. He notes cinema crowds, theater life, and idiosyncratic figures from Cohan to financiers, with streets, fountain spray, animals, and fashion as living backdrops.
A sprawling schedule lists multiple stations from New York to Denver detailing evening concerts, orchestras, soloists, talks, and services. Notable entries include Nathan Abas Orchestra in New York and Vincent Lopez Orchestra in Newark, with regional programs from Philadelphia to Chicago and beyond.
Edward K Coy and Jeanne Eagles wed in a secret ceremony at Fay Bainter's home near Stamford. The couple, long linked by romance, honeymoon at Eagles' Briar Hills Cliffs summer residence near Ossining. Coy, Yale football standout, rose from earlier fame to marry the Rain actress amid publicity.
The quoted speaker declines immediate retirement, noting talks with Mr. Coy who urges continued work in Rain. Coy, Yale captain and famed linebacker, reportedly valued at ten million dollars.
Rosalind Nash quits her stenographer job to join a cabaret and pursues money through marriage. Madeline Browning objects while Jack Armstrong pursues wealth and Rose contemplates Nick Blake or Alvin Rives. Madeline reveals Jack’s fortune and engagement prospects, altering their social dynamics as Rosalind faces loneliness and doubt about her future.
Rosalind battles envy and shallow values as she muses on Madeline, Edie, and Alvin while planning a merry night at the Tivoli to escape morbid thoughts. She recalls Jack and Nicky, wonders about love and success, and resolves to seek happiness amid a restless social scene.
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