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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1925
Page
6
Dorothy Dix argues there is no canned opening that truly sparks dialogue. Real conversation must be improvised on the moment or it will feel flat and stale. Worn bromides like weather or compliments exhaust listeners and invite silence.
An ad promises relief from tired swollen feet with products like Tiz and TIL. It claims magical effects to stop burning, pain, corns, bunions, and swelling and offers a free test coupon and inexpensive box from drug or department stores.
Byron Gist begins summer fallow on wheat near Vega in the Rise Me Again era. Mrs F W Cox and children vacation in the White Mountains. S B McClure of Canyon visits Amarillo. Lester Stone buys land 10 miles southwest of Amarillo and starts fall wheat breaking. George A Stanger and family visit Amarillo. Stanger previously Mrs Nugent. Margaret Caraway recovers from illness. Lawn mowers promote easy grass cutting. Mrs A Reeces of Bartlett visits daughter Mrs A W Joiner in Amarillo.
A essay style fragment contrasts natural talkers with those who must coax conversation. It offers advice to talkers to test remarks on themselves before sharing with others and notes clashes in a courtroom scene involving Judge Raulston, Arthur G. Hays, and Clarence Darrow.
The Mission presents Jack London Paramount Adventure with a fine cast today and tomorrow. Liberty shows Buffalo Bill Jr in Hard Hitting Hamilton today and Saturday. The Fair screens Buck Jones in The Man Who Played Square with a comedy, The Lunch Counter, by Deandi Jolly Flappers.
Screen and Spotlight lists Buck Jones in The Man Who Played Square on Saturday at the Fair with a dramatic wild West setting and a comedy segment. Also scheduled are Excuse Me with Norma Shearer tonight, plus Adventure from Jack London with Tom Moore Pauline Stark and Wallace Berry at the Mission.
Governor General Leonard Wood told the Philippine legislature the government should transfer all railroads mines and agricultural enterprises under its control to private enterprise. He said revenues in 1924 rose by 5 million pesos and the government could move toward a cash basis, urging bills to aid economic development and noting contentment among the Filipino people.
Five members of a Santa Rosa California family of eight were instantly killed when an eastbound Burlington train struck their sedan at a grade crossing one mile west of Billings. A seventh person was seriously hurt and another fatally injured in the wreck reported by the Associated Press from Billings Montana.
In Hereford a White Leghorn hen owned by Miss Minnie Grant laid an egg bearing the claim the world is ending. The egg, displayed at Brand Offices after discovery at Percell and Cox grocery, vanished days later, deepening the mystery surrounding the prophetic message.
Brussels reports the Belgian government has joined France and Britain in a pact to begin the early evacuation of Duesseldorf Duisburg and Ruhrort along with other Ruhr towns. The agreement coordinates timing for a broader withdrawal from the region.
When Dreams Come True a rural comedy bill opens Monday in a new tent theater by Harley Sadler and company. Thirty five person show with old favorites and new talent. Sadler stars in a strong comedy role. Engagements run under American Legion auspices.
A large oak tree near the new Presbyterian church at Eleventh and Harrison in Amarillo is spared in church plans. Roy Cullum and relatives plan a fishing trip to northern New Mexico from Dodge. Oasis pool opens. Amarillo Hardware doubles its first floor to expand stock on Tyler Street. bicycle parts and lawn mowers appear in local ads at 113 West Seventh.
G C Thompson of Paris Kentucky father of the late R S Thompson and grandfather of Mrs Jack Wheatley and Robert Thompson of Breckenridge died at his home several days ago. He was buried in the local area cemetery.
Paris obituary notes Mr. Thompson as an early settler and familiar figure among the Panhandle's old timers. The brief memorial cites his death and local ties at 11% West Seventh and 31% West Seventh addresses.
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