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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
4
Publication schedule and subscription pricing listed for Amarillo Globe Publishing Company. Rates shown for in town carrier, mail options across Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico, with monthly six month and yearly terms and a Sunday only option.
Text from a March 1 Amarillo page advert shows misstatement about poll taxes for voting. The correct rule is voting hinges on ownership of property subject to taxation in Amarillo, with other legal qualifications. The note urges maximal participation for the water bonds, ending with a retail product plug.
A dense listing of Wednesday broadcasting timetables across U S stations from Winnipeg to Portland, detailing program names, performers, times, and stations including WEAF KYW WLS WGN KDKA KSD WBAP CFAC KGO KHJ KPO KGW and more with silent stations noted for Thursday.
Puzzle No. 116 presents a cross word with horizontal clues covering 6 10 12 14 16 17 18 20 21 23 24 25 26 28 30 33 35 37 38 42 43 44 45 46 48 50 52 68 54 55 66 57 69 60. Vertical clues include healing blan ben, in an elud, and other entries. Copr rights 1920s King Features Syndicate.
A food product dubbed Goodie Spread gains its name from its appealing flavor. The label emphasizes taste as the defining trait, inviting consumers to try and confirm the branding.
The Globe reports local chatter on Amarillo bonds with D L McDonald claiming influence over Banks Jones. He ridicules bond fears about City Light and Water ads, notes political strychnine, and recalls childhood, taxes, and gym needs. A cowboy observer questions the value of night shirts. A barber shop joke closes Polk Street.
O O McIntyre reflects on a transatlantic voyage in March 1925, noting winds off Ireland, planned Plymouth call, and Cherbourg disembarkation. He critiques the ship’s auction pool, taxes on captains, and seamen’s welfare, while recounting a damaged portable typewriter episode, onboard gossip, and the voyage's social small town atmosphere with book choices and sea birds marking the journey.
A New Jersey druggist praises Joint-Ease and Joint Base as speedy remedies for joint pain lumbago neuralgia and head colds. The letter notes one minute rubbing to reach bones and ligaments reducing swelling and congestion with customers reporting quick improvements and urging readers to ask any druggist.
A guide explains that the crossword diagram hides synonyms for listed words and that answers must interlock properly. It instructs solvers to look for the synonym number and fit between the number and the first shaded stop either horizontally or vertically.
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