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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1925
Page
8
Milady Beautiful advertorial by Lois Leeds H provides beauty tips for enlarged pores and nail white spots with home remedies. It suggests nightly cleansing, regular treatments over weeks, fingertip massage to boost circulation, and simple exercises like jumping rope and dancing steps. It also recommends a light shampoo routine and a method to dampen hair before curling.
Cynthia in a new marriage faces judgment from mother in law Madame Leland as she navigates social expectations. Phil Graham, old friend, causes jealousy and rumors while Cynthia seeks comfort at Elise salon and plans to tell Jim the truth when he returns next week.
An analysis argues France cannot subdue the Moroccan revolt without heavy costs and proposes gradual self government for Morocco. It suggests autonomy could rally African loyalty, make Morocco a wealthy state, and elevate France’s world prestige while avoiding costly wars.
Mrs William R Watkins and three children from Wichita Falls visit Mr and Mrs C J Green at 1908 West Eighth Street Oklahoma now pays 24 cents for gas at filling stations with two price rises since May 20.
Views from Old Fort Elliott near Mobeetie depict the first Panhandle schoolhouse and the oldest jail still standing in Wheeler. The center photo shows the parade ground at Fort Elliott with troops and Indians while the lower image captures 18 year old adobe walls at Fort Wibott. Old timers will recount early days during June 7 and 8 celebrations.
J. D. Wrather announced construction has begun on the Lela refinery, located six miles west of Shamrock, four miles south of the Shamrock oil field. A four inch line to the site is finished and loading racks are in place as Wrather continues refinery work in Shelby Mont and Edmonton Alberta.
The item records Mrs. W. R. Gowdy and her daughter visiting Dallas with a Denver conductor. A stray quote hints at moving on and protests over a new interscholastic league rule. It also notes May 1925 auto and truck production rose 7 791 over May 1924.
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