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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1925
Page
4
Forward Amarillo congratulates Mayor Lee biv ing Charley Fisk and J H Harris as voters weekend overwhelmingly support the city commission. The 1926 water plant project will bring cheaper water and progress for Amarillo with a city-wide push for growth and community support through the Community Chest.
New York writer recalls tipping culture's rise from modest hat checkers to front-office hotel salaries, noting some tips exceed daily wages. anecdotes span red caps at rail terminals to loungers at supper clubs, with cautionary tales of secrecy and excess and a closing jab at opportunity being the community cheat.
A dense schedule of radio broadcasts for Wednesday December 23 lists station by station concerts and programs. It names KDKA WJZ WEAF CNRO CFCF and many others with times and show types including studio programs dances orchestras choirs and Christmas features.
Sandy McNeil defies her marriage to Ben Murillo by planning a longer stay in Honolulu with her mother after learning Murillo ordered her back. She enjoys a new flirtation with Ramon Worth, while her cousin Judith Moore is away. A dying infant shadow and a jealous past with Jack Horace add tension as Sandy asserts her independence and severs ties to Murillo.
Hooty the Great Horned Owl of the Green Forest prowls at night to monitor the beaver dam and pond work. He relies on unseen, soundless flight and fixed eyes to spot moving prey, waiting on a dead tree watchpost for a target on a large rock before striking.
A tense exchange unfolds at nighttime by the water as Sandy resists Ramon's growing interest. The dialogue reveals unresolved attraction and a struggle to deny emotions, followed by a moment of rekindled tension as they sit on a bench.
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