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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1925
Page
8
Fragmentary text shows publication details for Amarillo Globe with address 110 East Fifth Street and Associated Press credit. Includes telephones, subscription rates, and carrier delivery notes, lacking a full article or events.
A tall woman in a candy store argues over a dog’s candy. She buys a tray of treats for Christopher after the clerk stops her from taking too much, then flings a final jab about a “Nasty man” wanting the dog to be punished.
Paris announces evacuation of Nuhr by August 15 as tension eases between France and Germany. French lawmakers say Germany is the only country not pressing France at the moment.
President Jesse Grant Chapline of LaSalle Extension University cites 10 percent U S illiteracy in Chicago remarks. He compares census figures, notes high illiteracy among urban foreigners and draftees, and criticizes Life magazine for clichés while lampooning the president’s vacation.
A detailed listing of Monday June 15 1925 radio programs across stations WHAD WCBD WOC WS JAPYERSON CITY KAD LOUI S KLX OAKLAND KOA DENVER KGO OAKLAND KGW PORTLAND and others. It lists times programs from Arithur Richter to Hawaiian music and weather news with station identifiers and frequencies.
In a Kiwanis golf contest Ben Henson loses by narrow margin after a dispute over a second shot. The Oklahoma Supreme Court upholds coat rule in Fred Harvey dining rooms. Remembrances praise Robert M. La Follette for steadfast principles.
A column recalls jokes about an Amarillo weekend shack named Listen Inn and a Kentucky breakfast gag. The writer apologizes for libel concerns, notes a Golden Book Texas story, announces Amaryllis cake flour, and riffs on local characters and a masquerade party invitation in a humorous, rambling Kansas-Texas tone.
In New York Day by Day Oscar Wilde’s egg analogy fits Grand Central, a city within a city with dining, a hospital, diverse professionals, shops, and a vivid passing parade. A Yiddish merchant on the East Side is taken to a hospital after an infernal complaint, with X rays performed.
A McNaught Syndicate feature surveys beggar practice in Manhattan, noting Chinatown scarcity, panhandler tactics near theaters, and how crowds deter solicitations. It highlights chief targets like street doors, the theater crowd, and the cautious public, with street lore about generosity and social dynamics.
When the Rock Island adopts its new time card on Sunday July 6 a new Amarillo Shamrock bus line will operate. Buses depart the Union Stage Line depot opposite the Amarillo hotel at 2 p.m. for Shamrock and return from Shamrock to Amarillo at 9 a.m. Skate parts 118 West seventh.
Cynthia Leland face a tangle of loyalties as her husband Jim travels to Honolulu with his mother. Noel Gardner presses her to leave Jim, offering help and affection while Cecilia Malcolm pursues Noel. Cynthia wrestles with loneliness, duty, and a looming choice that could reshape her life.
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