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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1925
Page
7
An exasperated columnist condemns a coast murder by two youths who killed a man for a car and fled. One was captured, the other escaped. one faces trial while sob-sisters argue mercy. The piece contrasts public sentiment with the victim and his family. Copyright 1925 by Newspaper Feature Service.
Forecast notes lively day with sudden upheavals in business and caution on money and speculation. Employment favors contracts and advancement for those in others' roles, while a birthday year brings opportunity yet warns against risky finances and lending losses.
In a tender scene a daughter comforts her mother as Dicky's letter upends long cherished plans. The aging woman laments winter dread and a hoped North Carolina trip to witness a grandchild's birth, noting Edith and Mrs. Durkee also plan to travel with Aunt Dora Paige inviting.
A narrator comforts a frail mother in law fearing a final act may end her life. Amid concerns over Dicky’s serious financial trouble, the narrator recalls past scrimping to support kin and resolves to seek a way out while planning a quiet review of letters and options in the hopeful mood of promising kinship.
A wife asks Elsie if a husband who regularly leaves home for dances is behaving properly. The columnist suggests the husband may benefit from sharing the burden and possibly letting the wife join the social routine, hinting at reform through equal effort and shared outings.
A seventeen year old asks if she may meet a twenty one year old boyfriend against parental wishes. Annie Laurie says disobedience harms respect and family trust. urges open talk with parents, express affection, and show the suitor is worthy. Encourages frank discussion for happiness. Letters on feminine topics welcome.
In a Pullman berth Gaby notices a traveler in a silver blue night dress with long sleeves a roll collar blue silk buttons hemstitching and purple monogram. The two discuss a trip to Chicago where Mrs Stanbridge sends for new friends and a chance to view styling ideas from the West.
Dr Royal S Copeland answers readers questions on vaccination safety and civic duty noting that vaccination provides significant protection against smallpox. He cites historical infection, contrasts past and present risks, and urges society to vaccinate for communal safety. He also offers medical advice columns on minor health questions and invites readers to send inquiries.
The piece traces John Jacob Astor’s ascent from a Waldorf butcher’s son to a fur trader who shipped pelts to London and China, built Manhattan landholdings, and built a sprawling Astor empire. It notes the family’s wealth growth, heirs, and lasting legacy in Harlem, The Bronx, and major ventures.
Wanda Barton advises practical home care from brooming and vacuuming to repairing wall cracks. She notes kitchens require sealing water and waste pipe holes to deter water bags and roaches, recommending ready patching plaster mixed with water for small cracks and a trowel or knife for application.
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