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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1925
Page
8
Letter advises a facial bath ritual to rest tired eyes and oily skin, claiming five minutes on a couch with a hot towel and cold water or ice can refresh the complexion. It notes gravitation in the upright position worsens facial sag and promotes a rested look when lying down. Also mentions a soap factory planned in Amoy, China.
At a San Francisco Walther league convention the Rev J W Behnken urged vigilance against modernist language about the Bible and Christ. He warned that liberal theology belittles inspiration and deity and undermines faith, urging readers to compare such views with the biblical Christ as Savior.
Pueblo Colorado July 27 Man's battle won against the Arkansas river after the 1921 flood. A new man made channel with concrete levees has been built at a cost of 4.9 million dollars. The project moved 1.1 million cubic yards of dirt, 34 miles of rail track and seven bridges. A retention dam seven miles north stores 21 000 acre feet for irrigation. Austria to revive porcelain industry by starting plants to replace assets ceded to Czechoslovakia.
Texas A and M hosts an intensive week long program for rural residents with lectures and farm demonstrations on plant animal and Poultry husbandry. Delegations from across the state will attend with some traveling by car under a reduced rate plan and dormitories and camping options available. Attendees include beekeepers writers superintendents and extension workers alongside college staff. Mrs William Jennings Bryan noted as widow of the late statesman is mentioned.
Berlin July 27 The Lokal Anzeiger critic Hellmuth Barnick argues America shapes European theater as much as Germany Austria and France He notes large scale American influence from outdoor Aida productions in Vienna to transforming Paris landmarks into film sets and altering Paris venues like Notre Dame Olympia and Casino de Paris with Hollywood style productions
In Raleigh on September 26, 1896 William Jennings Bryan nearly choked on a beetle while finishing a campaign speech. Surgeons treated his throat damage, and he recovered to continue his tour the next day. The incident, now published by Josephus Daniels’ Raleigh News and Observer, defied the obituary.
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