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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1925
Page
10
Reader questions about greyish eyelashes and eyebrows receive tips. Suggestions include nightly vaseline or olive oil, a almond oil and quinine tonic, and a peroxide glycerine mix for lashes. Advice emphasizes avoiding eye contact with the solutions and following natural brow arches.
Washington reports that Czecho Slovakia will enter immediate conferences to settle its reconstruction debt to the United States. Dates for debt missions from France and Belgium are set, with talks already under way with Italy, and an official note of their desires due soon.
The Sorghum Grain Growers Association will hold its annual meeting Thursday at the association headquarters in the Smith building. Fifteen newly elected directors will attend to shape plans for the coming year and to elect officers and the executive board for next year.
Aboard the U S S Mississippi the fleet crossed the equator for the first time since 1921. Davy Jones and King Neptune presided as landlubbers faced rites, including slaps, paint, and mock punishments, amid fireworks and lights on the tropical night voyage to Australia.
Captain Sanger reports Santa Cruz and San Miguel shore cliffs toppled by the quake. Five well preserved skulls and numerous ornaments were uncovered by a Los Angeles museum team exploring Indian remains on Avalon off Santa Catalina Island.
Moscow reports that former generals Belavyin and Ivanoff of the Red Army were executed after a Kiev trial for espionage for Poland. Magistrates Vlasoff and Sholokhoff were executed for granting immunity to criminals and taking bribes.
Special to The Globe Hereford July reservations have been requested for Amarillo Wichita Falls Lubbock Abilene and Dallas fairs for Deaf Smith County J B Elliston in charge of fair exhibits and now secretary of the fair association mailed applications to the cities Deaf Smith County will enter both county and general agricultural exhibits Prizes were won at Abilene Lubbock and Dallas last year.
Norman B. Woolworth son of Frederick Woolworth and Miss Pauline Elizabeth Stanbury wed at St. Margaret's church near Westminster Abbey. Crowds gathered four hours to witness the ceremony after a playful rehearsal featuring eight Yale ushers nicknamed Mistletoe Icicles.
Baltimore July reports that Dr Herbert Spencer Jennings professor of zoology at Johns Hopkins University has demonstrated evolution in action. The study shows hereditary traits can alter under external conditions and that diversification can occur without mating, producing changed germ cells and gradual differentiation across generations.
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