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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1925
Page
10
A reader explains oily scalp and hair darkening after bobbed hair trends. The letter urges scalp massage, health, and a home treatment with horax powder lemon juice Castile soap borax and dry shampoo, claiming gradual scalp balance by fall. Tomorrow's topic teased as overweight bean issues.
Tyler Texas July 6 Kerosene rising from three water wells yields income for Walter Brannon and Joe Whitson. The liquid tests as good kerosene per state inspector Leyton Stanberry, yet its origin remains unclear. The pair run a one man refinery, bottle the kerosene on site, and sell it locally at about 24 cents a gallon, later rising with scarcity.
Tyler Texas July 6 judge J Barney Frazier recounts a mob rope scene from 1873 Hearne when he was mistaken for a robber. He escaped by circus trained acrobat skills and a rescuing posse. He now serves as justice of the peace after a long varied life.
Report of bubbling water and a natural gas-like seep near the shore baffles residents. Links to oil storage tanks on the slope are denied by tank owners after a thorough exam failed to reveal a leak. Texas railroad officials and local businessmen inspected wells but offered no explanation.
Associated Press reports swarms of Gulf Coast mosquitoes led Tangipahoa parish residents to delay five outdoor weddings in one week. Local officials cite dry winter fish deaths and spring rains as factors, while health officials deem mosquitoes largely harmless beyond discomfort.
Sheriff Tom Selman opened an inquiry into the reported abduction of Dr. W. D. Mason and Lawrence Bowman on Signal Mountain. The missing men, found tied to a tree fifteen miles from Chattanooga, claimed to have been held for ten days by five men in hoods. officials debate a feudist moonshiner plot versus a frameup by the Bowmans and their associates.
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