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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1925
Page
4
Rates for Amarillo and surrounding area listed by Telefonography with monthly three month and yearly options. Rates shown include special Sunday and daily editions with subscription details for Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico regions.
The piece argues boosting good roads will raise Panhandle prosperity through faster harvest moves and wider markets. It claims five roads and increased tourism will bring millions annually, urging citizens to support highway improvements for honor and growth. It also notes an upcoming tax-reduction debate in Congress with rivalry over revisions.
A divisional meeting of the national conference of social work in Denver hears Mrs Adaline Buffington of Salt Lake City critique automobile migrants. She calls them a new tribe of gypsies, questions child education and instability, and warns about future trades and industries. The talk contrasts pioneer spirit with modern roaming families amid broader reflections on Jefferson and citizens military training camps planned for July.
A dense listing of radio programs across U S stations on Monday June 22 1925. The grid includes time slots for WCCO WHA WGN KDKA and many others with varied programs from music to talks and sports scores. Pertainent notes include announcers Arthur Fischter and various orchestra lineups.
The article argues that saving should be a year round habit not just in January or October. It cites James J. Hill on saving as a test of success and notes various approaches from debt to home financing. It quotes Coolidge on tariffs and ends with a call to order Mistlet oe Icicles by name.
A humorous column by O W and T recounts a return trip along the Hudson and a reflection on missing readers. The piece mentions Mrs. W. KE Eldridge of 1706 Washington Street in Amarillo and a wish to appear in films.
A nostalgic poem praises fathers who provide for family by patching clothing, buying food and keeping shoes, while juggling work and sacrifice. It notes Labor Days and asks children to honor dads with slippers, flowers, and thanks, ending with a street address tag.
Fragmentary OCR text appears with garbled names and phrases and no clear event or facts to summarize. No identifiable people, places, or dates are readable. The item lacks coherent content to form a proper newspaper card.
A vivid 1925 New York snapshot by C O McIntyre sketches city life from Inspiration Point in Central Park to Wall Street. It chronicles parked couples, street photographers, bronzed riders, post card hawkers, and bustling crowds at Columbus Circle, Highland crowds at Broadway, and the vitality of a metropolis in motion.
A jumble of crossword style hints appears with terms like fuel from moss friction tool boring public highway maturity and various paired or single word clues. The page references a "SOLUTION OF PUZELF" and a numbered 5 ay mA sequence suggesting a puzzle solution prompt.
Cynthia and Jim Leland settle after their honeymoon to face Jim mother’s control. Jim departs on business leaving Cynthia to clash with Madame Leland. Cynthia meets Noel Gardner, Paris returnee and Cecile Malcolm a widow with designs on Gardner.
Cynthia Leland and Noel Gardner converse in a restaurant as she debates moving into Jim Leland's apartment and facing his mother’s interference. Cynthia resists pressuring Jim to join, while Gardner offers help and sympathy amid strained marriage prospects and in law scrutiny. Madame Leland plans Honolulu trip spurring more emotional tension.
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