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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1925
Page
10
The column promotes almond meal masks and steamed baths for facial care. It warns about wrong cleansing methods and suggests using distilled water, with claims of improving skin and reducing wrinkles. Public Ledger Company text appears as an accompanying publication note.
Fragmented report describes outbreaks in Japan linked to anti foreign sentiment. Violence erupts with police clashes and casualties among students and bystanders as authorities respond with patrols and investigations.
Fragmentary text centers on a social scene with a married woman and a husband. The excerpt references entertainment, a host, and questions about fidelity and social expectations. It notes a sense of public gossip and personal tension behind domestic roles.
Cyn thia and Jim clash during a tense bridge game as Cyn thia resents her mother in law and sister in law pressing for social duties. The scene escalates with harsh remarks and emotional strain, revealing family pressures and ongoing quarrels at home.
The article notes Major Steve Ridings presenting a sample of Panhandis wheat. He claims the grain is well filled with 52 ears on the field and highlights fertigation effects, showing a robust harvest contrast to previous fallowed land.
A grisly murder case unfolds as police seek a suspect after a couple's death. Residents describe a tense scene at the Kilnye floor and reports mention a veteran, a robbery, and a man named Keith Knoblock connected to the crime. Authorities follow leads while the community watches for updates.
An early 20th century style city pageant set for June 5 with a grand procession of floats. Film stars will feature in the banners while police patrols manage streets. The grand marshal is named Toxeph Selene, husband of Norman Talmante, and Irene Rieh is designated as the convention queen amid mounted satellites.
Col C V Herring owner of Hotel Pato Pure and Panhandle properties announces the opening of Plagg in Castro County. He says Panhandle development warrants a new town with a stage eleven miles southwest of Diminttt at the Flagg farm center. Long time land sales with small cash payments planned. Opening day celebration set for Saturday June 20 drawing thousands.
Police in Detroit investigate the theft of precious stones from the Detroit Institute of Arts, replacing the gems with paste replicas. More than thirty emeralds, diamonds, rubies and sapphires vanished from Frank B. Stearns collection in the children's section while curator Gertrude Gilmore was absent. A watchman and institute officials are questioned as detectives work to recover the stones valued in the thousands.
Post office officials urge Amarillo residents to ensure proper addressing and wrapping of letters and packages during Better Mailing Week. Local Postmaster W C Kenyon notes many misdirected mails slow deliveries and cost business, urging citizens to improve directory accuracy and overall postal service.
A major blaze in Hammond Indiana caused about 2 900 000 dollars in damage and left two blocks nearly wiped out. Five units fought the flames while dispatchers called in firefighters from Gary Whiting Chicago and other towns before the fire was checked.
Bally will appear at the Fair on June 22 and after the parade film actors and stars will perform before the cameras for visiting nobles. Fred Nibl will direct the proceedings with the Drive-It-Yourself company, overseen by Waller Crosset, phone 380. The British Minister of Labor notes 2,300,000 work years are lost yearly due to trade disputes.
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