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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1925
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe publishes notices and official information from its offices at 110 East Fifth Street Amarillo Texas. Contact News Department 8201 Business Department 8200. The paper is a member of the Associated Press with rights to AP dispatches and regular news.
Advertisement lists mail and Sunday rates across regions with prices for six months and yearly options. Shows 50 cents for half year and six dollars for longer terms with Sunday only and daily options.
The Globe questions Colonel William Mitchell's sincerity and motives while contrasting his aviation optimism with traditional infantry resilience. General Sumnerall disputes reliance on aircraft to replace ground troops, noting observers in the Rift lines downplay air power and warning against overmodernization.
A Fort Worth youth with strong family ties is sentenced to five to fifteen years in prison for stealing a car. The judge asserts guilt, stresses the need to protect society, and notes hard work in prison could lead to a constructive future. The case underscores deterrence over indulgence. Edwards Studio Amarillo is noted as the beauty spot.
In a wide survey of New York life, O O McIntyre notes a housing boom and rising rents pressuring servants to leave. European and southern workers flee, wages rise but retention stays poor, while luxury apartments rise on West Seventy-second Street and beyond.
A dense schedule lists numerous station programs for Friday including Heather Opera Company at CNRT, Jones & Hare at WYAPF, and orchestral airs across KDKA to WNYC. It catalogs station calls, locations, and time slots with scattered concert, talk, and music features.
Half Minute Interviews feature local voices on weather, spades as sugar spoons, hunting plans in Big Bend, vaudeville acts, and duck shooting at Vega. Globe reporters eye upcoming trips, editor Ben Ledbetter recalls North Plains farms, and readers are invited to ask about real estate.
Martha Dennison confronts a drifting marriage as Arthur and Natalie pursue risky loves. John, returning from work, questions rumors and learns his family may be strangers to him. Martha recalls past failures and considers confessing to share the burden.
Martha confronts John about her loneliness and friendship with Perry Emily Westcott's brother, arguing she sought his understanding after years of isolation. John remains silent and skeptical as she pleads to be heard and not judged, ending with unresolved tension and tears.
In a tense exchange Martha admits she valued what the man gave her though she denies loving him, insisting her feelings were about romance and being valued. John asserts she may have deeper feelings, while Martha reveals the man has now fallen for Natalie.
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