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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1925
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe describes its founding date February 20 1924 as well as publication schedule and post office registration. It notes Associated Press membership and the roles of news and business departments. It lists mailing rates in Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico and references circulation details.
In a Dearborn Independent piece from August 31 1925 Thomas L Masson argues that today’s youth who think they know everything may gain wisdom by age fifty. He cites college minds Freudian talk and famous figures while noting the era's generational clash and the irony of aging scholars. He ends with a call to brace for time and change while referencing Ibsen.
Diary style column from 1925 recounting a rainy day in New York with a visit to a florist meeting George Gershwin and other notable figures. Reflections on European travel impact on local dressmakers and the behavior of office youth. Notes on nerves, street scenes, and a brief cultural snapshot of Broadway and Greenwich.
A dense listing of radio programs across WEAF WLS KGO WCX WGY WABC and others for Tuesday night. Includes orchestras operas talk shows sports baseball and dance music with stations from New York Chicago Detroit Cleveland Pittsburgh and beyond. Program times span late afternoon to after midnight and note daylights saving adjustments.
Writers often reach peak creativity at different ages. Bernard Shaw produced notable works after fifty, while Defoe began Robinson Crusoe at fifty-five. Tartuffe, Wordsworth, Bunyan, Dickens, and Lincoln are cited as examples of major works aligning with later life or mature periods.
The Amarillo Lumber Company showcases a California style house on a Ford chassis as advertising. It features doors windows and a porch light. The driver claimed he would not trade it for a Lincoln. The novelty draws much street attention.
The big Claude lake attracts hundreds weekly as catfish grow to over two and a half pounds. Ten thousand young catfish were introduced three years ago by the lake owner, drawing scores of Amarillo anglers to the venue. Skate parts, 113 West Seventh. The Plainview Herald proclaims Plainview water is purer than Ivory soap claiming a city tap test at 99.95 percent purity.
Fat people seek less weight while skinny wish for gain. Mrs. W. P. Reed of 401 Louisiana Avenue, recovering from an appendicitis operation, recently suffered a dangerous ptomaine poisoning attack but is now improving.
Rosalind Nash quits her stenography job to join a cabaret. Madeline Browning disapproves as does would-be fiancé Jack Armstrong who inherits money. Rosalind weighs her aimless life, with Nicky Blake’s attention and Dorothy Richards’s schemes, before a dramatic confrontation at night.
In a dim apartment Rosalind resists Nicky who demands a confrontation about their past and her choices. She tries to placate him with a light plan while fear and disgust churn inside her, knowing his coercive grip and threatening insistence. Tomorrow What Rosalind Did.
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