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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1925
Page
10
The article explains a water waving method for hair using a damp scalp, combs, and net to set waves. It includes a recipe for a soaking lotion with quinine seeds and oil of lavender, steps for parting, comb placement, and drying options with hot towels for periods without a hair dryer.
Tyra Graham plans to wed Peter Griswold while Tex Hunter, a friend, is invited to the ceremony. Tyra despises Tex for lack of polish yet is drawn to his vigor and strength as winter pressures test her resolve to marry Peter. She struggles to proceed with the wedding amid growing tension and doubts.
A dreamlike scene unfolds with a woman pondering a possible marriage as a moonlit figure moves beyond a doorway. The narrative blends blurred vision and eerie motion, ending with a suspenseful sense of pursuit and unknown consequences.
Displayed excerpts describe rum runners fleeing the U S coast offering goods in foreign ports at low bargain rates. The text notes ship losses, trade disruptions, and government statistics on maritime activity, with scattered references to wartime supply and commerce reports. It also mentions a funeral notice for Anna L. Camp of Wellington Texas and local civic history.
The Department estimated Americans abroad spent about 420 million dollars in 1964. The report notes most travelers were from Canada and Western Europe, with tourism agencies and consuls providing data. Average outlays included lodging, meals, and a tax load ranging roughly from four to 34 percent on expenditures.
A fragment reports an incident involving Toots and Casper with a puncture event, details limited. The text suggests pride or identity themes without full context.
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