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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1925
Page
8
Reader asks how to whiten a rough chin shape lips and hair while improving a rippled nasal contour. Advice recommends castile soap rinsing and a zinc lavender rosewater lotion, plus a lip wax composition.
Plainview forms a sixty piece boys band age six to thirteen hoping to be the nation’s finest. Dyer Slaton targets SMU football in 1926. Potts Anderson notes an inexperienced Plainview squad this fall but vows hustle. Others praise The Globe ads, seed maize, local garage crowds, and Tri-State fair plans.
A 1925 Public Ledger Q and A page offers home remedies and cosmetic tips. Readers ask about hair removal methods and facial care while experts advise on brow and eyelash care, bleaching, and skin protection. Several letters request leaflets on bleaching and dry skin.
Limehouse residents clash with government efforts to modernize the East End slum. Officials seek 2 600 to 3 000 new flats in nine acres at 1 5 to 2 million dollars, while locals resist losing long held homes amid crowded rooms and aging streets.
Letters from Rebecca Stickley of Canada and local Texas leaders highlight support for a West Texas chamber of commerce convention, a car giveaway at the fair, and plans for railroad and packing industry growth as Deaf Smith and Castro counties reflect on diversification, farming, and regional progress.
British police in the international settlement fired on about 2,000 Chinese protesters at Edwards avenue and Honan road injuring three, with one believed fatally hurt. The incident occurred late today as authorities attempted to disperse the march through the area.
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