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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1925
Page
4
Amarillo Globe Publishing Company advertises published evenings except Saturday and Sunday. Associated Press holds exclusive rights to news dispatches and regular news. Editorial and business telephone numbers are provided for reader inquiries.
The Childress Index argues the community must share in the fair debt to avoid long term harm to city spirit and progress. It urges residents to stay strong, meet obligations, and not let past setbacks ruin future city-building.
New York reporters describe Broadway women chasing beauty and luxury while facing social ostracism, failed marriages, and a looming end to stage careers. The piece cites Dempsey, Al Smith, and prizefighters as reflections of public spectacle, noting the era’s gossip and vanity.
The Southern States Republican league in Birmingham outlines aims to push a high protective tariff, reduce black influence in party councils, and crush the so called pie hunter. The first convention seeks to build a militant virile party.
A dense schedule details Friday October 3 radio programs across WEAF CFCE KDKA and many others. The long list notes orchestras dances talk shows and evenings of music with names such as Romanelli's Orchestra Hart Home Quartette and the Two Hour Music Hour.
Expressions by W C Lawson of Florida drew loud applause as he accused party leaders of catering to pie hunters and dispensers. He urged Republicans to unite and shift power to what he called the better element amid reports of negroes holding balance in the section.
See W. A. Askew offers 6 and 7 percent loans. Edwards Studio, noted as the beauty spot of Amarillo, is highlighted.
Dorothy Carey, a fiction editor who resists marriage, shares an intimate dinner and dance with her married employer Harvey Collins at the Belvedere. As their chemistry grows, Dorothy loosens her resolve and becomes captivated by Collins, ignoring her usual cautions.
Dorothy confronts a deep craving after a glamorous evening with Harvey Collins at the Belvedere. She fears an impulse to yield to him and risks derailing her career if the moment becomes real, vowing to stay guarded and avoid scandal.
A fragment notes that truth and freedom matter to her career and hints at continuation. It mentions a contact line 710 and a repair address 113 W Seventh for pictures.
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