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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1925
Page
10
The article explains when and how to apply astringents after cleansing, detailing methods for different skin types. It notes options like ice, toilet water with hazel, and benzoin tincture in water, plus a homemade tightening lotion with cucumber juice. It covers using lotion under arms feet and hands and cautions against sealing dirt in pores.
Donald Colfax returns from France maimed and downcast after losing love to Lillian Mead. To win his life back his father hires Clare Ridgely to be his wife, leading to an entwined romance, blackmail, and a tangle of seduction in New York. Clare rejects pressure from Mr Krieger, then seeks a singing job to survive.
The St Andrew's Ep iscopal church men's club held its regular monthly meeting at the Amarillo hotel. Charles A. Fisk presided. Porter A. Whaley of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce spoke. Miss Reba Utterback sang and Miss Virginia Krug played violin with Mrs Grace M Krug accompanying.
London dispatch reports physicist M E E Fournier D Albe predicting two far futures in the year 2925. Either a lifeless planet after gamma ray sterilization or a universal utopia with climate control, vast energy from Earth interior, and telepathic communication. He envisions global travel as effortless and universal, with humanity united in common thought.
Reports from Amarillo and surrounding towns note hospital staff changes and medical visits. Individuals discuss oil fields, new service stations, and travel to events in Missouri and Chicago. A futurist prophecy imagines a universal language and sterilization era for peaceful Utopia.
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