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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1925
Page
6
The fragment appears from a 1926 newspaper with Associated Press credit and subscription rates for Amarillo and regional editions. It lists daily and Sunday mail delivery in Devas Oklahoma and New Mexico, with monthly and yearly pricing for various plans.
In a brief evocking scene a tall woman enters a candy shop with a small Japanese spaniel. The dog samples chocolate, prompting the manager to intervene and charge a dollar fifty for the candy tray. The woman protests and pays, then insults the clerk. A separate note mentions easing Franco German tensions with Paris calling for evacuation of the Rules by August 15.
President Jesse Grant Chapline of Lasalle extension University says only 10 percent of Americans are literate, citing census figures and Army reading tests to argue the nation ranks low in literacy and that urban areas with many foreigners drive illiteracy rates.
A 1925 schedule lists multiple radio programs and times across stations such as Moscow, Kansas City, Lincoln, Memphis, Oakland, Dallas, Denver, and Portland. It includes organists, orchestras, concerts, news, stocks, and educational segments, with standard time notes and station notes.
In Oklahoma a supreme court decision requires male patrons to wear coats in dining rooms of Fred Harvey eateries. The ruling contrasts with local attire norms, praising Harvey's system and noting longtime founder William F. Harve y’s legacy though he never wore a coat.
The Rock Island line implements a new service Sunday May 3. Buses depart Union Stage Line depot opposite the Amarillo Hotel at 7 p.m. for Shamrock and return from Shamrock to Amarillo at 9 a.m.
A Texas columnist recalls a Kentucky breakfast joke, claims origin from diverse sources, and ribbing of locals. He teases readers about cakes, a Kentucky breakfast, and a masquerade party invite, while noting a few small town gaffes and reflections on evolving humor.
A vivid portrait of Grand Central Station as a microcosm of New York. The piece lists diverse figures—from actors and immigrants to merchants and professionals—moving through the station and nearby streets, with glimpses of hotels, shops, and a hospital ready for emergency operations.
In a 1925 McNaught Syndicate piece the author notes beggars and panhandlers targeting theater crowds and Chinatown residents. It describes street scams, such as beggars at stage doors and neighboring businesses exploiting sympathy, with warnings about giving to unknown panhandlers.
A local ad touts Kiet Pure Fruit flavored frozen suckers as refreshing and healthful for children. The note emphasizes kid appeal and edible fruit flavors.
Fragmentary OCR lines show partial names and numbers with unclear context. The readable text mentions Pen Art Barvlee and stray digits suggesting a date or code, but no coherent event or person details emerge. The item requires cautious summarization of the legible fragments.
Cynthia Levant faces interference from her mother and in‑laws as she resists her husband Leland’s plans. The narrative follows tense letters and social meddling amid a fractured marriage.
A disjointed narrative scene unfolds with unnamed lovers and a tense kitchen confrontation. Cynthia Rejects Noel after emotional manipulation, asserting independence and strength while grappling with unresolved romantic entanglements. The excerpt hints at past grievances and shifting loyalties under a charged domestic setting.
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