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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1925
Page
7
A 1925 column chronicles an Ambitious Woman suing her Rich Husband for cruelty and divorce. The tale contrasts a self made, generous mother with a son who built wealth but preferred his own spouse’s taste for luxury. The piece ends pondering the Rich Man finding happiness with his mother and garden.
Wanda Barton explains growing Shui Sin Far water lilies in bowls and bulbs in pots. She covers planting depth, spacing, watering, timing for bloom, and ways to enjoy crocus, calla lilies, oxalis, and dwarf nasturtiums as home decorations.
A fashion diary describes Adames shop buzzing with clients purchasing Southern resort wear. Madame showcases a two piece white wool jersey outfit and an overblouse with flame color bindings. Clients order variations in yellow and powder blue with different smocking colors.
A 1925 Premier Syndicate, Inc. column argues family life can resemble a savage house of meddling and intrusion. The author decries constant interference among kin, calling it bad manners not love, and urges treating relatives with the care given to strangers.
The day brings minor adverse notes but steady effort should avert failure and yield moderate success. Social and domestic life show lively, pleasing moments as Venus aligns with Luna. Those born today may see business gains with careful, straightforward conduct and patient grounding. New projects should be postponed.
A historical sketch traces the Studebaker rise from Rotterdam immigrant blacksmith to Ohio smithy to South Bend wagon makers. John M Studebaker and sons built a wagon business with 68 dollars capital, enduring hardships, and briefly pursuing California mining before returning to expand the firm.
Daytime London population 436 715 drops to 13 709 at night with 226 deaths in second quarter from street injuries. Thames swan markers claim about 1 100 birds, while a tiny shop started 1852 with £68 grew into a huge business. Studebaker evolved from wagons to autos, forming a corporation with plants in South Bend and Detroit costing $36 000 000.
A commentary by Dr Roy S Copeland urges investigating insomnia as a source of distress noting Florence Hoyt’s suicide after sleeplessness. He explains sleep needs vary, habit influences rest, and proposes moderation and activity as remedies within a newspaper opinion voice.
A 1925 column advises a cautious approach to romance and emphasizes sleep for health. It links insomnia to physical causes like dyspepsia and digestive issues, warns against late invitations, and answers reader questions on weight for a 26 year old, and brittle nails tied to anemia or nutritional factors.
Lilian orders Madge to assemble weekly supplies while Madge and Lee Chow guard details in the village. The narrator fears revelation of Missee Graham and prepares to send a telegram for help as Hugh Grantland suddenly reappears declaring danger and death.
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