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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1925
Page
2
A reader seeks guidance on enhancing a small bust using posture, specific exercises, deep breathing, massage with a cream, and heat therapy. The article provides a step by step routine: erect stance, wall push, inhale and exhale with movement, ten to fifteen minutes daily, then hot and cold towel treatments plus massage to stimulate circulation and nourishment, attributed to Virginita.
Cynthia and Jim Leland return to his hometown where his mother seeks to reform Cynthia. She clashes with sister in law ILOQUELLA GRAY while befriending Noel Gardner, an old acquaintance who offers a dog after Cynthia mourns her husband Mark whom a car incident killed. Noel’s offer starts a delicate, hinted romance as social duties loom.
Abd-el-Krim’s Riffian troops, having repelled the Spaniards, now confront French forces as a Franco Spanish conference opens in Madrid. French Premier Painlevé travels to Rabat to assess troop dispositions while Riffian attacks extend sixty miles toward Fez, with some allies wavering over recent losses.
J. O. Morris of Clarendon leads a field of twenty nine in the Panhandle Checker tournament held under the Amarillo Globe auspices and wins the top position in his section. Morris also claims the state championship and says he is eligible for matches upon thirty days notice. He was formerly the South Carolina state champion.
Lexington’s archives reveal Lieut Ebenezer Munroe as the first patriot to fire on Lexington Green and the man wounded by British fire. Diaries and a deposition by Munroe before his death, May 20, 100 years ago, support his role in the opening events of the American Revolution.
Everett Mann of Childress is noted for graduating in this year's Naval Academy class at Annapolis. Also mentioned are local business spots including Mission Coffee Shop and Greer's department store staffer Noah Meads on vacation in Fort Worth, with cannery fruit pricing at C O D Produce Market.
Washington reports Rear Admiral Albert Fleaves, retired, calling claims that airplanes can drop gas bombs to poison cities utter rot. He cites math showing 20,000 tons needed for a city like Washington or New York, noting the impracticality and vast costs of such an attack.
W H Stewart announces plans to open a business college in Childress in July offering courses in bookkeeping typewriting stenography and business methods. The new school aims to provide practical training for local students.
An advertisement promotes Adlerika a mixture of buckthorn bark minerals and glycerine claimed to clear a coated tongue and ease stomach or bowel trouble. It alleges rapid action often within one hour and is marketed as an excellent intestinal evacuant.
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