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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1925
Page
4
The author contrasts old circus fraud with modern honest spectacles and notes how crime faded as trust rose. He muses on marriage literature, and recalls a 1924 Florida trip with an old friend and his wife, now grandparents, then questions socialist leadership versus the so called best people in society.
A dense, station by station listing of evening programs for WLW WHAS WLS KFWB and others. Includes musical acts orchestras choirs and variety shows with times from 6 PM to 11 PM across Cincinnati St Paul Chicago Louisville Saint Louis Denver Oakland Portland and more.
An Amarillo column laments locals raising money to kill chicken hawks while criticizing street predators preying on vulnerable women. It riderly critiques moral double standards and notes a lively cast including Roy Greenhill and O W Well as it closes with a street corner reference at Tenth and Grant.
Dr R P Parcells praises Galveston while Rotary leaders praise Amarillo as a model for the district. L A Wells notes rapid land sales in Sudan and O J Thomas lauds Parcells address. The item ends with local ads for furniture and a local cafe.
The San Jacinto Civic club decided at a special meeting to build a large boy scout hut and support Scout work in the heights. A committee including Albert L. Randall and Rev. Virgil Fisher will seek a location, with Old Town proposed as a site. About forty people attended, and more than 100 scouts may join after completion.
Puzzle solution lists across and down clues with mixed letters and numbers matching the Clover Leaf puzzle style. Includes definitions for many clues with references to various words and wordplay as typical of a 1930s newspaper cross word.
The guide suggests scanning horizontal and vertical lists for evident or easy words. Horizontal answers run from the clue number to the first shaded stop on the right, vertical ones downward to the next shaded stop, and a correct fill reads well both across and down.
In Paris Jimmy the 26 year old French saloon keeper runs the Arizona Bar named for American patrons. An American artist sketched a tale of Arizona and the place thrives under new branding. Jimmy shows American gifts and a rare flea hop dance mastery while hosting a diverse crowd.
A first person reminiscence notes Balzac’s house in Lesikuieres and a taxi driver’s persistence after a mistaken Paris cab ride. The piece observes the American black presence in Paris cafes and Montmartre dances, then describes frock coated clerks, uniform shavers, and clerks earning via sales percentages in department stores.
Fragmentary note mentions OD igus and Bie eelulES by Laivaw in what appears to be an ongoing discussion or event. No clear date or outcome given.
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