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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1925
Page
4
Advertising text shows monthly, six month and yearly subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions in Oklahoma and New Mexico. Mentions options by mail and Sunday only at selected rates.
In Harrisburg a patriotic doctor urged replacing the term German measles on wartime health cards. Dr. J M Campbell said the warning language cannot be changed, suggesting instead adding victory or liberty to the measles phrase.
A Globe reader asks if Colonel Bob Ingersoll softened toward Christianity with age. The piece notes his lone relenting at his brother Ebon's funeral and recalls his career as an attorney turned orator who drew huge crowds and high fees. It also mentions the Texas Furniture Co and Ever Eat prompts.
Station by station program guide detailing evening lineups across multiple markets with orchestras choirs lectures and concerts. Highlights include Gibron Orchestra Chimes Children Hour Campfire Girls and various regional entries from WRAL WLW WOCO WLS WMAQ WGN WQ s KYW WCKE WHAS WOO KASD WDAF WSB ROT SPRINGS WFAA WBAP and CFAC Calgary.
Pacific Coast listings show KGO KFI KHJ KPO KGW stations with times 4:00 to 10:00 P M. Programs include orchestras bands lectures and youth programs across Oakland Los Angeles San Francisco and Portland. Names include St Francis Orchestra Hickman Seiger Multnomah Strollers and United States Army Band.
The Panhandle opening marks progress as locals witness their first golf event with grown men in short pants driving on a windy day. The piece notes Panhandle’s energetic citizens and predicts growing interest in golf, contrasting local humor with broader newspaper trivia.
Cross word puzzle page lists horizontal and vertical clues with multiple numbers, abbreviations, and archaic terms. Includes biblical names, measurements, and misc entries, with solution hints noted for Puzzle No 125 and several garbled entries.
Paris on March 16 features Henri Letellier, Le Journal owner, famed as a Parisian gambler and social magnet. O O McIntyre observes his worn appearance yet magnetic pull at all night parties, plus Mabelle Gilman Corey’s continued lavish entertaining in Paris.
A narrator observes Parisian street life including a door prowler, brush seller, window repairer and perfume-drenched messengers. An old bewhiskered papa reads The Vices of Love on a bicycle near the opera as traffic halts. France limits literature to cheap paperbacks for the poor but tolerates widespread pornography sales.
An Amarillo advertisement touts the best service at a shop located at tenth street and Grant avenue. The brief note highlights quality and location, inviting customers to visit for a reliable experience.
A reader is guided to fill a crossword style puzzle by using numbered word starts and shaded stops as clues. Synonyms aligned horizontally and vertically help determine crosswise and downward word fits.
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