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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1925
Page
4
Publication notice lists edition timing and pricing details for Amarillo Globe topics, with Associated Press credit and local publishing by VARRIER. It mentions prices for one week one month and six months, plus mail subscription rates and regional availability.
Theatrical manager offered David Warfield 720 000 to join a repertoire in his four best plays. Warfield replied that 29 900 is more than cigar money and questioned what he would gain. He says age is coming on and sees no need to perform far from home for 20 000. He may still do a farewell tour and earn substantial sums. Also mentioned are Mrs. Robert M La Follette and Robert M La Follette Jr as possible senate candidates. Governor Haine faces a La Follette senate vacancy decision with options for a special election or waiting until the next general election.
In Kansas City a 5 090 000 school bond measure passed 8 638 to 1 020 in a special election. The paper warns that such a small turnout cannot justify bonds and argues bonds should have at least a half vote to gain legal status. An Amarillo man is praised for a concise five minute speech on the topic.
A Chicago woman uses pink perfumed envelopes to announce a divorce claim on engraved cards while other items touch on Mussolini’s decline. The Italian leader faces criticism after smashing an idol and pressing delegates to skip visiting war memorials.
A quirky essay notes journalism teaching in schools and newsroom routines. It laments the spread of vanity items in media and jokes about surgeons tattooing initials on patients after successful operations, referencing a fad linked to Blanche.
A dense sched of radio programs for Saturday and Sunday June 27 and 28 1925 across WCCO WOC KSD KTHS KOA KGO KJ Norfolk and more including orchestras concerts and church services. The note ends with reflections about writers jailed and a plea for inspiration.
A quirky letter discusses a Kentucky breakfast of liquor steak and a setter, mentions the Scopes trial, Locust with the pip, and a saddle blanket rain. It also covers a humorous contest about Old Tack, a 109 year old writer, and Tack’s plea for Billie’s mother to like him.
Disjointed OCR text from a 1925 Pen Art Service page mentions items and phrases such as feather neckpiece and Japanese sash. The snippet hints at a word puzzle solution labeled No 7 4, with scattered terms like government certificate and concealment.
New York writer O. O. McIntyre shares vignettes of a midsummer stroll through Manhattan. He notes Washington Square and Herald Square, the arcades of 14th Street, and the city’s mix of luxury and squalor. He recalls encounters with con artists, stage life on Broadway, and changing social mores, ending with an ad for frozen suckers.
Cynthia Leland misreads her husband Jim’s Honolulu trip, while Noel Gardner draws her toward him and Cecile Malcolm allies with gossip. Louella warns Cynthia of scandal as Cecile hints at Noel’s affections. a cable from Jim asks Cynthia to stay with Louella, fueling a vengeful resolve.
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