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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1925
Page
10
A Public Ledger feature promotes a home exercise routine to firm the waist and tone muscles. Five movements target the back, obliques, legs, and abdominal area with breathing guidance for full benefit. It claims to reduce reliance on corsets and suits sedentary workers.
Donald Colfax returns from France changed and finds his betrothed Lillian Mead no longer loving him. His father arranges a marriage to Clare Ridgely to heal the wound, sparking a complex tale of revenge emotion and eventual self realization. Clare and Don fall in love, but she plans to leave to escape the impossible triangle.
Anne suspects trouble in the household after Clare’s sudden exit. A maid finds Clare’s untouched bed and a note, confirming Clare has left. Anne and Pen debate Don’s role while seeking Clare’s side of the story and the truth behind the unsettling changes in Don and Clare.
Littlefield Texas announces arrival of a new $4,000 fire engine bought sixty days ago. The chemically equipped unit may be upgraded to a full engine with hose space when water works are installed. City plans rapid water and sewerage development in coming months.
Slaton Texas March 13 over 1000 attended the West Texas Chamber of Commerce district meeting at the Cus ter Theater with the next gathering set for Littlefield after a tight vote among Lamesa and Floydada. Speakers included W H Smith Porter Whaley R B Fry J W L Hall John Boswell F E Klete H B Holland. Brown Bishop chaired the resolutions committee. Lubbock sent 250 delegates.
E. S. Powell of Claude has purchased the Riley-Wrather Furniture firm and will move the stock to Claude after a brief sale. The sale, running only a few days, aims to liquidate the stock rather than relocate it.
J. E. B. Wright will handle Baldwin pianos in Amarillo on an exclusive agency basis. The announcement came from L. G. Hoffman Baldwin factory representative in Cincinnati and Chicago. Wright previously represented Baldwin in the territory.
Steve Boyer praises Tenth street as the best street in Amarillo and predicts it will rise. Charley Grimes notes political ease for Republicans in Texas compared with Kansas. Panhandle golf appeal is urged as local players invite all cowmen to Sunday course visit ahead of fall championship. Dr. Walter G. Fly recalls a radio talk with druggists and hints at a hitch.
George Wyckoff recalls Plainview hosting a regal gathering as Amarillo impressed attendees. Jack Mathews notes the largest clam shell, twenty pounds, housed at the New York City Museum of Natural History.
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