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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1925
Page
10
The article discusses a milk heavy diet to gain weight, noting fatigue from milk alone and suggesting menus on Monday to Wednesday with meals featuring milk, gravies, lamb, spinach, and fruit. It also offers alternative fattening foods for other days and promises further Q A on beauty topics.
Cynthia, newly married to Jim, endures endless meddling by his mother Mrs. Leland. She resents household control, budget meetings, and constant curating of her home life, wishing for independence while navigating family expectations after the wedding.
Lyra Graham plans marriage to Peter Griswold but elopes with Tex Hunter. Three months later Lyra returns to a vast ranch life, unchanged yet more sturdy, her golden skin deepened and gray eyes brighter. Mr. Graham approves, mother protests as Lyra adapts to luxury.
Hugo Oklahoma faces a bank crisis as City National closes for depositor protection after three local banks failed to liquidate cotton loans. Depositors withdraws and business slows while plans for a merger unfold as lenders seek funds from nearby cities.
Twenty five students graduated from Miami High School on the twenty fifth of May in the twenty fifth year of the century. Mrs Phoebe K Claude delivered the address before a large crowd in the school auditorium. Lora Leiber was valedictorian and Winifred Carr was salutatorian.
Hereford, May 27. E. B. Ireland, president of the Hereford independent school district board, secured attorney general and state comptroller approval and a waiver from the state board of education for Hereford's new 125000 high school bonds. Bonds sold at a premium of 500 with accrued interest to Brown Cramer Investment Co of Wichita. Construction to start immediately and be completed by December 15.
Don Jose Mojica, slated to sing here Friday, previously headlined two Kansas music festivals at Hays and Manhattan. Reports praise his varied talents, fine tenor voice, and charming stage presence. Local manager Emil Myers expects a full house amid popular concert pricing and a program featuring folk songs in costume and requests for "O Sole Mio" and "La Paloma" with "Marcheta" reprise.
A special KTH radio program from the Arlington hotel in Hot Springs Arkansas airs Monday evening June 1 around 8 14 p m linked to the Rock Island magazine editorial staff annual meeting. Attending staff members represent fourteen midwestern states with guests at a dinner before the broadcast Gov Tom J Terral of Arkansas is among participants Clark Cain comments on enjoying playing and its benefit to children and people
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