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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1925
Page
10
The article argues enlarged pores and blackheads stem from digestive issues and constipation as well as poor cleansing. It prescribes diet changes, hydration, and regular exercise plus steam baths to improve complexion, emphasizing hygienic living and daily fruit and vegetables.
Hereford hosts a luncheon and street concert honoring the Masonic Home Boys band of Arlington and eleven Texas grand lodge officers. W K Cameron delivered the welcome address at the Christian church banquet, with George J Muse presiding. The Panhandle tour was arranged by W J Flesher of Canyon, who joined the delegation in Hereford before continuing on to Canyon.
Gene Howe of Amarillo writes Toney Chisum that his Hudson coach completed a 690 mile trip to Atchison in a day and a half with no punctures and steady 33 mile per hour average. Howe notes the engine never missed a stroke and offers to drive on tests in the future. The letter is signed by William F. Manning of Super Life Insurance.
West Texas schools report rising need for married couples to lead rural and high school staffs. Men teach math and science and coach athletics while wives handle grade work and girls’ classes. Singing ability and personal presence influence hiring, with boards preferring face to face interviews. Smaller towns seek couples rather than single teachers, even as compensation and conditions vary.
Priscilla Amidon a 16 year old pupil of Wellesley Farms Mass died from a bullet wound last night in an incident now under police review. Sterling Mills a Newton area junior was found wounded nearby and said he shot himself because I had to. Police believe a death by own action pact may explain the events.
The Field Museum in Chicago announced that the okapi, the rare African forest creature with zebra like body and giraffe like head, was captured in the Belgian Congo by the Captain Marshall Vield expedition led by Edmund Heller. The feat, aided by pygmies, was described as remarkable by zoologists.
Cynthia Leland and Jim settle in to married life under Mrs Leland's domineering eye. A chance encounter with Stanley Clark reveals town gossip and hints at future tensions. Cynthia's joy turns to panic when her kitten Mark darts into traffic and is killed by a roadster, leaving her distraught and seeking comfort from a stranger.
A Dallas soda fountain head waitress analyzes men into four types jellybeans old bachelors married men and boys under 14. She notes jellybeans are impolite and cheap while married men vary with mood and tipped service. New lovers and newlyweds are easiest to serve and most likely to tip. She says women at fountains can read customers instantly by their entrance.
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