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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1925
Page
4
Rates shown for daily and Sunday delivery in Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico. One week one month three months six months and one year options listed with prices. Sunday only option per year provided.
Friday July 2 1925 remarks praise for Boy Scouts guiding youths toward wholesome outdoor activity. It notes camping hiking uniforms and advancement tests fostering self discipline, nature study, physical fitness and service minded conduct readying boys for school and future careers.
A man urged that communities should occasionally hold a give and take mass meeting to discuss local concerns and foster open dialogue. He argued for frank exchanges and collective problem solving in civic life.
Automobile accidents at railroad crossings occur daily. Observe Stop Look Listen at grade crossings and take extra precautions if view is obstructed. Better a timid driver than one taking chances on streets and at sharp corners. Drive cautiously or ride in a hearse.
An Amarillo railroad brakeman shares a pithy maxim on luck and money insisting the surest path to winning a thousand dollars is to win it rather than chase it. The remark highlights practical wit about risk and reward.
In Round Mountain Nevada guests gathered for a so called surprise party. Dick Griffin collapsed during the event after sitting on a keg of dynamite and lighting the fuse. No inquest was held as the coroner could not locate sufficient remains to proceed.
The death of Senator Ladd removes opposition to U S membership in the World Court. Previously a majority of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and many in the Senate opposed the measure. Senators Lodge, McCormick, Brandegee, La Follette and Ladd were against it. all have passed away. The piece ends with a moral sentence about judgment.
A listing of July 4 1925 radio programs across stations WOC WHO WDAF KSD KWK KFI KGO KLX and others. Shows include patriotic programs organ recitals baseball broadcasts orchestras concerts and church services across Minneapolis Saint Paul Des Moines Omaha Dallas Oakland and San Francisco regions with Central and Pacific times noted.
Local humor piece features the Tactless Texan sharing comical tales about marriage and weather lore. References to O. W. and Clovis humor mix with light ribbing about inlaws and neighbors. Abridged vignette includes a Niagara Falls honeymoon memory and playful banter on seating and affection.
New York reports estimate about two thousand men go hatless this summer as straw hats vanish from the metropolis. A theater producer sparked interest by organizing hatless nights. hotel crooks and hat check losses rise with tips on methods used by st lagging criminals.
A trial shows Red Star flour yields superior biscuits, cakes, and bread. The study highlights consistent texture and rising performance across baked goods.
A Chicago judge ruled cabaret singer Miss Florence Whitman fit to adopt an orphaned 13 year old girl, removing the child from her grandmother Mrs. BR B Gray of Quanah Texas. The decision centers on the mother’s occupation not making her unfit.
Sheriff Wiley Pollard will auction August 4 1925 the property of Lulu D Roberts and W S Roberts in Amarillo Potter County Texas to satisfy a judgment for 1623.66 plus costs from Toney Chisum issued April 21 1925. The description covers Lots 4 and 5 in Block 2 of Lawville’s Subdivision in Plemons Addition. Sale held at courthouse door in Amarillo in legal hours.
Cynthia Leland survives a skiing accident and is sheltered by Noel Gardner in a snowbound mountain cabin. Amid the blizzard they bond over shared danger, repas and long talks while awaiting help, as Cynthia weighs a life changing realization about Noel and their future.
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