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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1925
Page
6
A MARILLO GLOBE column urges kindness at home as essential as politeness to strangers. Dorothy Dix notes people curb public behavior yet lash family members, warning nagging spoils harmony despite virtue.
Dr W M Curl president of the San Jacinto Cline club arranged maps of San Jacinto for M B Johnson post office inspector W W McDonald superintendent of mails and Washington officials as free delivery will be considered. Inspector Johnson notes sidewalks and street paving influence approval and San Jacinto backs timely sidewalk completion. Postmaster Kenyon supports service and Washington officials ordered the inspection and map drawing.
At the theaters The Fair shows Paths to Paradise with Raymond Griffith and Betty Compson, a crook farce plus comedy and news reel. The Liberty presents The Range Terror with Bob Custer and The Pacemakers with Alberta Vaughn and George O’Hara. The Deandi offers The Last Man on Earth with Earle Fox and The Mission features The Knockout with Milton Sills along with other film features.
Moviegoers liked Paths to Paradise at the Fair last night with Ray mond Griffith and Betty Compson in a lively crook farce. The program also previews The Wild Bulls Lair with Fred Thomas and Bob Custer in The Range Terror at Liberty.
Amarillo residents coming back from two weeks to a month away report thefts of clothes glassware silverware and other possessions in their homes in the citys fine residential districts. W L Chenault and T L Ferguson on Harrison street are named among the heaviest losses to date.
The Associated Press reports a missing consignment of registered and other mail believed to have left Chicago by air last Tuesday is under investigation between Chicago and San Francisco. Postal Inspector C. M. Christiansen in San Francisco notified authorities that it did not arrive, with theft suspected before delivery to the air mail service. A clerk who rode with the truck carrying the pouch is detained. the pouch itself showed no tampering upon arrival.
Miss Mary Ardis Campbell the Campbell Kid distributes cards in Amarillo representing Dumas and Moore counties in the Panhandle popularity contest. Miss Rebecca Stickley the Duchess of Canadian is the second selected contestant as the 1924 affair features a Studebaker car.
A general meeting of the Amarillo Jobbers and Manufacturers association will be held in the Board of City Development rooms at 8 o clock tonight. Reports will be heard from all committees and final plans for the second annual Bugers convention on September 3 and 4 will be discussed. Miss Pearl Miller from 1210 Taylor has returned from a visit to Oklahoma.
Former German emperor William II told Pastor Ludwig Duschik in Hungary that workers are aristocrats of the first order as collaborators of God and condemned democracy as harmful to national development. He praised monarchy as safeguarding public interests and criticized modern leaders. He noted book publication figures for 1924 across Germany England and France.
The note lists S Gill leaving 1811 Fillmore for Atlanta and mentions J H Ficke his wife and two daughters in Amarillo. It also notes Ringling Bros circus planning a show near Bivins stadium for September 26 at the Amarillo Tri State exposition and comments on the global rise of American automobiles.
H A Darnall plans a 1509 dollar residence at 208 North Lincoln Street. The report notes an augmented orchestra with Otto Liebell as director Fair Monday. Mr and Mrs N D Kistler of Blackwell Oklahoma visit their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs F M Lefforge at 1402 Jackson Street. Mr Kistler is described as a pioneer oil man.
An advertisement touts Tiz as a magical remedy for sore swollen and tired feet. It claims Tiz draws out poisonous exudations, ends pain from corns and bunions, andEvery pair of shoes will feel right. Consumers can test Tiz free by sending the coupon.
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