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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1925
Page
2
Publication details show founding date February 20 1924 and second class entry February 20 1924 at Amarillo Texas post office under act of 1879. Advertises daily and Sunday mail rates for Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico with various subscription options and office addresses.
A 1925 column notes beauty expert Emily Lloyd advises women to stand on their heads to improve facial circulation and relax tense muscles. It also reports on railroads improving country roads, Rockefeller Foundation’s Dr George F Vincent saying cities are healthier, and New Bedford, Massachusetts revoking over 500 reckless licenses to reduce auto deaths.
Charles William Burr, six months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Burr, is said to have eleven grandparents. Immediate grandparents are William Burr, Elijah McKerney, plus five great grandparents and a great great grandparent. The note ends with an unexpected advertising line.
Broadcast schedule lists programs by station city and time. Includes baseball chords organ news concert programs dinner music and orchestras across Minneapolis Saint Paul Milwaukee Louisville Davenport Omaha Dallas Denver Regina Oakland Los Angeles San Francisco Portland and more with notes on Pacific Coast times and station lineups.
A Department of Health Monthly Bulletin condemns mistreatment and unsafe practices toward infants. It notes the harm of poorly designed carriers and exposes how well meaning relatives disrupt a baby's routine, urging caregivers to prioritize the child's comfort and safety over adult amusement.
O O McIntyre chronicles daily life in New York with reflections on Samuel Pepys Shelley Variety magazine and Broadway figures Phil Baker Chic Sale and Ike's. He notes social scenes in cafes and arm displays, plus opinions on actors and theater trends. Copyright 1925 McNaught Syndicate.
Rosalind Nash, a stenographer, decides her work is wasteful and rushes home to share the news with Madeline Browning, who disapproves. Rosalind plans to put her life in order for a couple of days and contemplates an unknown new direction, while Madeline weighs her impulsiveness and the risks of the radical decision.
Rosalind confides in Madeline about a risky pursuit to meet influential men, weighing whether to involve Dorothy for introductions. Madeline fears losing Rose but admires her courage and beauty as Rose contemplates coming clean or concealing her plans.
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