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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1925
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe lists nightly radio programs across stations nationwide for January 13 1926 and includes a note that minister Giovanni Papini claims proof of Christ divinity and will publish it soon. The item blends schedule data with a quoted religious assertion from Papini.
A humorous regional column compares Texas pride with Kansan origins, recounts lighthearted barbs between Amarillo and Lubbock residents, and jokes about cowboys from the B V D ranch. It notes a new Better Dead Than Alive club and ends with a pledge to nurture Panhandle unity.
A columnist riffs on radicalism versus conservatism, noting recent election results show radicals often rejected after trial. He contrasts moral worth of financiers like J P Morgan with poorer locals, and laments unreliable workmen while praising steady, industrious habits.
In Atlanta on a January visit, C O McIntyre contrasts Southern hospitality with New York’s pace. He recalls Griffin and Columbus invitations, praises Peachtree Street, notes the Atlanta Constitution’s storied tradition, and comments on Ku Klux Klan presence and robes manufacture at a local factory and the Imperial Palace building.
Archbishop John J. Glennon warned of a tidal wave of crime against life during the funeral of Archbishop Henry Moeller in Cincinnati. He cited John 14 25 and praised Moeller for advancing the Catholic school system and his lifelong service to the church.
The Pan handle Retail Lumbermen’s Association postpones its annual convention from November to May. J. E. Hill, the association president, announced the change citing busy schedules and anticipated larger attendance in May. A detailed program and exact dates will be released soon.
A new Plainview high school building costing about 100000 was let yesterday. Harrison and Smythe Construction company of Plainview will handle the general contract, with Spencer and Ballinger of Plainview doing heating and plumbing and Spencer-Nunn Electric handling wiring. The planned structure features reinforced concrete brick construction with Terra Acme Brick gray mingle and a colonial style roof.
A compact crossword puzzle by John A Shafer offers a light. It is described as a snack rather than a grandiose Valstaff style challenge.
Solution lines list answers for clues across and down with numbers. The puzzle includes terms like twist, obligation, animal of Africa, drought and others, ending with a long mixed list of defined words and phrases.
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