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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1925
Page
4
In a Paris themed piece from 1925, observers note Germany’s strong trained army and a volunteer force of about 100,000 officers with another 460,000 men training. The article discusses Berlin’s bitterness over World War I, the rising German birth rate, and France’s debt stance, warning of renewed German pressure toward Paris within a decade.
The Globe reports two views on public education about the water issue. Fred Bone opposes street speeches to workers arguing that facts in papers suffice. Dr. R Thomson favors public meetings, noting many workers may welcome such events and he would attend himself.
A window into 1925 broadcast life listing programs and times for WMAQ KYW WGN WHAS WOC WOAW WDAF KGO KPO KAY KFI KOW and more. Entries include orchestras bands choirs dramatic hour concert programs and children stories with local time zone references and program names.
Brigadier General Charles G. Dawes in his first public address after election as Vice President praised Abraham Lincoln’s memory. He criticized present leaders as pussyfooting and straddling issues, urging firmer leadership and admiration for Lincoln’s unadulterated resolve.
The missive mentions Ross Rogers planning a wedding with a screening of Fools In The Dark at the Mission theater. The bride is praised as one of the prettiest Panhandle girls and the groom as a handsome young man. Photographs will appear in The Globe society pages soon. The note includes local humor and bits about Amarillo life and jokes.
A montage of New York vignettes from O. O. McIntyre recalling shops, cabarets, actors, spies and street life. The piece mixes sharp observations, jokes about fashion and fame, and tangential anecdotes from the city’s bustle, ending with a dated copyright note.
More than one hundred couples attended a dance at the Panhandle Inn with music by the Ohioans. The Amarillo Little Theatre Company plans a performance of Drones and Dreams on Saturday night and another large event is scheduled at the hotel on February 20. General repairs at 112 W. 7th. Let's go to The Fat?
A waiter vents about customers and appetite trends noting tips were good and no dishes dropped while recounting small mishaps with a plate and a grapefruit. Two patrons named Gus and Isadek are mentioned in passing amid the kitchen chaos.
A jumble of cross word clues and scattered answers labeled vertical and horizontal. The puzzle lists many definitions including Ancient, Rainbow, Inhabitant, and Neat, with references to places and items such as Australia and Italy. The solution to Puzzle NO 99 and related hints are provided in the text.
The page describes a crossword like puzzle where solvers compare synonyms in Horizontal and Vertical columns with the spaces that run crosswise or downward. It instructs to fit words to the spaces between their numbers and the first shaded stop, start with small easy words, and then tackle harder clues.
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