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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1925
Page
4
The notice lists subscription options for daily and Sunday editions with prices for Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico. It shows one month six months one year and Sunday only rates. Also mentions Associated Press use of news dispatches and exclusive rights.
A discussion on barking dogs notes they can be useful yet disruptive at night with advice to train excess barking. The column also lists radio programming and station notes across multiple markets and times.
Oslo art circles report the discovery of a painting bought by a local solicitor that experts believe may be a Van Dyck portrait of King Charles I of England. The 35 year old king is shown in velvet with lace and long curls. Galleries across Europe have been asked to compare the work with known images, and experts have said it is not a copy of any known portrait.
A new saucepan design allows cooking meat and fish at the same time. The device features separate zones to prevent flavor transfer and aims to streamline weeknight meals.
New York Day by Day discusses divorce as a social fact in 1925 Manhattan, noting volatile marriages, alimony clubs, and high society gossip. It mentions a motion picture star’s wife touring Europe with a gincing man, and a tea-room sighting of a man with ex-wives, illustrating evolving norms and reputational dynamics. Louis Cohn's rise in theatrical ticketing is highlighted as a symbol of savvy commerce in entertainment.
Charles Howard will show slides on life in the Philippines at the Eastern Star meeting Tuesday at 8 pm. A former special officer for the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in Manila, he reports 14 000 arrests in 1922 with all convictions. He remarks on Filipino desires for freedom and recalls frontier diet stories. He also displays a jeweled wicker swagger stick made from a stingray skin.
Clarendon co operative gin society has begun work on a $45000 fire stand gin. Each farmer contributes one dollar per acre and will gain from the ginn ing profits at year end. Profits are divided among farmers by bales ginned, proportional to total ginn ed.
Rosalind Nash, a stenographer sharing a flat with Madeline Browning, decides to quit her work and plans to visit Dorothy for help. Madeline disapproves, and the two avoid discussing the decision the next morning. Rosalind dresses carefully for the visit, choosing a black satin outfit and accessories.
Hazel Devo Batchelor describes Rosalind’s fantasy of wealth and privacy as she rides in a taxi to Dorothy’s Park Avenue residence. She envisions a limousine lifestyle with a violet interior, a monogrammed car, and elegant social standing, then arrives at an exclusive, stone lobby.
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