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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1925
Page
10
Readers ask about hair dye fading and renewing it with ammonia. Also notes on improving lip shape, nasal obstruction, knuckles from rheumatism, oily nose rinse recipe, hair loss Nervous condition and leaflets, nail biting cure with aloes or quinine, and requests for stamped envelopes for leaflets on hair care and lip improvement.
Cynthia endures Mrs Leland's controlling mood as Jim's devotion to his mother creates friction. Cynthia battles social scrutiny, budget limits, and household duties while navigating village pressures and a looming sense of confinement.
In Canyon on May 29 officials forecast a record turnout for the West Texas Teachers college summer session, aiming for 1800 to 2000 students. The town highlights new housing, stores, a railroad station, improved sewer systems, and a cooler climate as factors boosting appeal. The six week sessions run June to August 28.
Frank R. Phillips argues dairy cows need grain alongside pasture to maximize milk yield. He notes grain types and amounts for different production levels, stresses water and minerals, and cites Texas dairy statistics and Teachers College herd performance. He describes grass choices, Sudan grass, barley, sweet clover, and pasture allocations per cow. He emphasizes selecting high producers and best rations to minimize cost while meeting nutrients.
The first consignment of Confederate memorial half dollars, minted as a tribute to Southern valor, has been received by the American State Bank in Amarillo. Certificates redeemable for the coins on July 2 offer a way to secure the limited issue before quotas for each city and county run out. The national release on July 3 supports the Stone Mountain monument fund.
Notices record numerous property transfers and releases in Summers and Hollot areas. Entries list grantors, grantees, lot and block designations, and sums from 19th century style deeds and releases, including transfers to First National Bank and standard companies, plus certified copies and plat references.
In 1914 four Canadian children completed first grade together and graduate this week. Despite illness and a broken leg delays, Helen Snyder becomes valedictorian while classmate J T Brodie Eugene Davidson and William Brown also finish. The town notes twenty eight graduates this year and many more for 1926. Diamonds watches jewelry and novelties sold at Star Novelty Shop 315 East Fourth Street.
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