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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1925
Page
5
Dorothy Dix urges the reader to start a stenography course despite age, arguing education never ends and professional skill earns higher pay. She cautions against unwise choices and stresses becoming an expert in a definite trade to avoid low wages and job loss.
At the theaters Alma Ra pens stars in Vair Is Love M Everything A problem play. Deandi presents Casey the Fiddler by Armstrong Musical Comedy Co. The Mission After Six Days is a color Old Testament spectacle. Liberty shows The Millionaire Cowboy with Lefty Flynn and The Riddle Rider with William Desmond in a comedy lineup.
The Mission and Fair theaters report packed houses for After Six Days and Is Love Everything case, with Unmarried Wives and Casey the Fiddler drawing regulars. Lefty Flynn, Vic Dyson Pays, The Go-Getters, and The Silent Accuser join a week of showcasing stars Peter the Great dog and Oh Doctor! Universal Jewel heads to the Mission Friday with Reginald Denny and Mary Astor in lead roles.
Sweet potatoes stay popular year round but fresh supply is brief and spoilage is common. Canned sweet potatoes offer a convenient alternative with no peeling required and tasty when candied or heated with butter.
Pineapple may now be obtained in sliced and crushed forms, offering convenience and economy for the housewife. Sliced pineapple serves as a ready balanced fruit dessert or salad, while crushed pineapple can be breakfast preserves, or mixed with cream cheese or sandwiches, and used in many recipes.
Readers urged to keep candy and cake tins for summer travel to protect steel accessories. Boxes offer decorative value and function by shielding scissors and manicure tools from dampness and rust.
The notice asks what has become of Sally and states she will be at the Fair on June 224. It mentions a service contact calling Deason in 1850. The fragment implies a missing person inquiry linked to a local fair date.
The Globe announces daily prizes of four 25 cent awards and a one day Fair theater pass for best and wittiest kid jokes. Parents may submit bright sayings about children but the jokes must concern the kids.
Selections for 25 cents and a fair theater pass were announced for Mrs. J W Thomas route 1 box 81 Claude and other readers. A pastor described as very fat visited a member, provoking a child to ask why he looked swollen. Leona Rowe 604 Cherry street recalls a boy Marvin age four who skinned his leg and heard his father say be a man and youd whip me.
Dr. C. Larimore Perry explains causes of ingrowing toenails from tight shoes and short stockings. Simple fixes include broad shoes, minor nail scraping, or wet sponge pressure. The most reliable cure is complete removal of the ingrown nail edges under local anesthesia, which prevents recurrence.
A fragmentary reminiscence quotes Marvin and Louis Sager from Pierce Street and Clarendon Texas. The narrator recalls a grandmother forbidding a sister from digging in the yard and a quip about digging in dirt. Other lines mention sisters, a thunderclap, and a dropped bucket.
Corn, a characteristic American vegetable and cereal, was first canned by Isaac Winslow, a Maine Yankee, in 1839. Europeans adopted it slowly, using it mainly for cattle feed or distilling, while canned corn ranks next to canned tomatoes in popular demand.
Creamed tuna mixed with evaporated milk and corn starch makes a creamy bake covered with bread crumbs. Salt should be used sparingly. Tuna croquettes are another tasty option from the same ingredient.
A-Drive-It company offers self drive rental services under manager Walter Crossett. Contact phone 380 for details.
Canners seek inventions to peel tomatoes and stem berries by machinery. Once perfected these machines will stem peel slice cure or pit most canned produce. Existing devices already stem and pit cherries and size and snap stringless beans.
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