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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1925
Page
10
Readers are advised charm comes from being true to oneself and consistent in dress and manners. Cultivate genuine enthusiasm, interest in people, physical culture, and a well modulated voice to project charm. Even barren surroundings can host a vibrant mind and body training.
A miniature electric light plant was built in the woods near Sand Cave in Cave City Kentucky to provide heat and light for Floyd Collins who was trapped there for many days. The setup connected to a sensitive radio system used to receive faint signals from the prisoner.
Panhandle Golf Club has leased 109 acres adjoining the townsite and laid out a nine hole course of 5150 yards par 36. Bill Brown and Bill Ras of Amarillo with J F Threatt R Eis and Ed Little designed it, work is underway, and opening is hoped soon with Amarillo sponsor news. Threatt, club president, says it will be the Panhandle’s most popular course within five minutes walk of the business district. A big opening crowd is expected from Amarillo.
Special to The Gunded Canyon Feb 13. Company F 142nd Infantry Texas National Guard, recently reorganized in December 1921, completed reconstruction with all original enlistments. maximum enlistment now seventy four men. Waiting list remains long and unit in best condition. A National Guard basketball team plays strong regional opponents while baseball training begins. A banquet and smoker to celebrate three years of work is planned for late February per Capt Henry Gamble.
Amarillo’s Roy Beckwith a 235 pound amateur wrestler will face Arthur Saxon the world famous strong man in a bout set for March 19 here. Beckwith has trained for months and aims to uphold Amarillo prestige while Saxon recently performed vaudeville strongman stunts at the Fair theater.
Morris Spector, a 14 year old New York student and organizer for the Junior Section of the Young Workers League, spoke at the second memorial meeting in Madison Square Garden for Nikolai Lenin. He urged action for the overthrow of the capitalist U.S. government and the establishment of a Soviet regime as attendees sang the Internationale.
Washington reports the average wholesale price of six standard plumbing fixtures for a six room house rose by about 70 percent since 1913, based on Commerce Department compilation from twelve manufacturers and wholesalers. January figures show a drop from the peak reached in June 1923, when prices were 98 percent above the pre war 1923 average.
London reports a revival of the night cap as essential for the smart modern woman with shingled or bobbed hair. Caps keep hair tidy overnight and reduce visits to the hairdresser, offering savings to the society woman.
The Panhandle Livestock Producers' association executive committee will meet tomorrow at 4 PM in William O'Brien's office behind the National Bank of Commerce to finalize plans for the March convention. Each committee must present a detailed report and the Panhandle Hereford Breeder association will meet in connection with the event.
The ad proclaims Aspironal a laboratory guaranteed elixir for cold and cough relief, claiming it to be ten times faster than whiskey or other remedies. It urges buyers to test a two teaspoon dose, promise money back if symptoms do not fade in two minutes, and recommends sharing the bottle with family members.
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