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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1925
Page
10
A vintage home health column offers a nose lotion recipe with boric acid rosewater and elderflower water, plus guidance on face powders for oily skin and a diet shift toward vegetables and lean proteins. It also prescribes a daily tender feet routine, including morning rub-downs, foot powder, shoe changes, and a salt foot bath, ending with an invitation for tailored exercises on request.
Donald Colfax returns from France maimed but hopeful, his engagement to Lillian Mead shattered by her lack of love. His father hires Clare Ridge ly to be his wife for revenge, yet Don fame grows as he discovers Clare’s true graces. He awakes to love Clare and to the harm of his plan, while pondering Clare’s fate at the club. Tomorrow Dick Takes Clare Home.
A thunder and wind storm hit Claude Sunday night with a light rain shower. No damage was reported. The Texas Furniture Co. is now open for business with a first class cabinet maker.
ARP report notes Texas may join few states with a high gasoline tax if a 24 percent cents per gallon proposal passes. The piece lists current tax levels across states, cites the Petroleum Age estimates for 1923 tax receipts, and mentions the planned El Paso Electric Railway home site on Mills and Kansas streets with a local ad for Rainbow 1000 Island dressing.
The Rev. Carl Kretzschmar of Fort Smith Arkansas told a Lutheran service that enemies fear the Bible is in danger while advocates fear it is not and that the Bible remains the most attention compelling institution on earth though millions see it as out of touch. He noted the Bible has fought 3,000 years and will remain among sacred writings across religions.
Ross Rogers praises business at The Mission. J. Ray notes timely rain in the Panhandle. William Southern argues caps on large fortunes to aid industry. Sir Philip Gibbs cites Germany's declining birth rate. J W Clifton reports strong sales in Country Club district. President Coolidge condemns rule breakers as uns Civilisation. Richards the magician fidelity to Amarillo plans a yearly show.
Bishop William A Quayle prominent Methodist Episcopal church figure and author died at his home near Baldwin Kansas after a heart attack at 64. He had retired from active service in 1923 after leading the St Louis area and earlier serving as bishop of Oklahoma City St Paul and as president of Baker University. He earned a Ph D in 1892 and LL D honors, wrote many books, and married Alice Hancock Davis in 1886.
John G. McKenzie realtor has bought Tom Stone's stake in Stone and McKenzie real estate. McKenzie will continue River Road gardens development four miles north. Stone moves to California. Office at 418 Polk Street. Permanent waving ad appears in text.
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