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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1925
Page
4
In Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico the Amarillo Daily and Sunday editions offer subscriptions by mail. One week costs 1.15, one month 86 cents, six months 2.76, one year 5.00. Sunday only per year 1.50. Rates apply to daily and Sunday issues with mail delivery throughout the region.
Kansas City column offers several cooling tips for hot weather including light clothing green foods and moderation in meals. Physicians advise avoiding thinking about heat and resting in shade with cool drinks and sleep to offset heat effects and heat exhaustion.
Will G Price of the Wichita Chamber of Commerce recounts a Panhandle tale from Amarillo showing hospitality in a remote prairie ranch. A Kansas visitor found a meal prepared despite no one at home and learned guests help themselves without ceremony, illustrating local customs and adaptability.
A dense, OCR derived list outlines midweek and evening radio and concert programming across multiple stations in Madison Milwaukee Des Moines St Louis Los Angeles Portland San Francisco and other regions. Entries include church services musical programs organ recitals orchestra performances and stock/weather updates with time stamps and station identifiers.
Reverend O M Jones says Glenwood is booming as more real estate changes hands in days past. Graveling and paving are underway on Eighth Ninth and Third streets and Locust to the cemetery, linking to the Twenty sixth street viaduct project and paving to Polk street.
The passage describes a harsh Panhandle setting where residents share flour kettles and dishes, highlighting a communal ethic of self preservation and welfare for others. It notes even wary city folks would adapt to prairie customs for survival and mutual aid.
The column collects old time quips about a knocker figure and a sharp summer mood in Amarillo. It recalls O W secret keeping, a baptism play by children with a scratched cat, and a Arkansas car crash where a native jokes about stopping without trees.
Tyler begins a major natural gas line project from the Waskom fields to Tyler and Longview. The main line will use twelve and fourteen inch pipe to feed regional supply.
New York writer describes a Jersey weekend with returning Britons and a London life that seems over refined. He recalls tea in the dingle dangle yard, shift to dinner dress, and a bewhiskered bachelor plan to keep a chauffeur by not shaving.
Cynthia Leland faces disapproval as her husband Jim departs for Honolulu with his mother after their marriage. She leans into Cecile Malcolm and befriends Noel Gardner, joining a mid winter house party at Cecile’s mountain cabin amid town gossip and social strife.
Cynthia wrestles with selling stock to Noel Gardner as he presses for repayment. Noel's plan to buy back the stake tests trust amid family tensions and a looming real estate setback. Louella's tea party provides a tense backdrop for revelations and decisions.
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