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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1925
Page
6
Dorothy Dix argues that women will resist standardized dress as a loss of self expression. She asserts fashion reflects personality, rewards individuality, and cannot be replaced by uniform outfits despite arguments about saving money time or thought.
The column highlights Wilhoit’s at 606 Polk Street with a fall shoe display led by Sadie Claude Gadding about. It features a black velvet pump at 10.50 and other velvet and satin variants, plus new books by multiple authors across from the Post Office.
The French River district in Ontario reports its best fishing season in years with large catches of muscallunge and smallmouth bass. Cleveland party lands 48 bass in one day and four muskies weighing up to 32 pounds. Canton and Toledo sportsmen register trophy-sized bass entries as two contests run through September. The region sits north of Toronto, linking Nipissing to Georgian Bay through a string of lakes.
Heads of three Northwest railroads testified at a western freight rate hearing before Interstate Commerce Commissioner Clyde Aitchison. Fred W. Sargent of Chicago and Northwestern urged a reasonable rate increase to stabilize employment and fund maintenance. Charles Donnelly of Northern Pacific and W H Bremmer of Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul followed in support.
Ledbetter Drug employees gathered for a monthly banquet at the Amarillo hotel. Ben Wren of Boston, United Drug Co representative, spoke on salesmanship and consumer behavior. He outlined five key points including product knowledge, loyalty to one firm, store cleanliness, customer approach, and personal appearance.
Notre Dame football coach Knute Rockne has suffered a nervous attack and gone to the Wisconsin woods for rest. His planned football courses have been canceled.
At Theaters The Fair presents The Lost World a dramatic discovery tale of a lost universe with prehistoric monsters. Also Jack Bell in The Liberty Bandit Tamer with Franklyn Farnum and chapter of The Fighting Ranger. The Mission In the Name of Love Greta Nissen and Ricardo Cortez a clever farce. The Deandi The Untamed Roy Stewart a rousing western. Also Riders of the Kitchen Range and a two reel comedy.
Screen and Spotlight reports latest offerings at the Fair with The Lost World back for final showings today and tomorrow. Ricardo Cortez stars in In the Name of Love, while The Bandit Tamer with Franklyn Farnum headlines the Liberty program. Also featured are The Fighting Ranger serial installments and Riders of the Kitchen Range, plus The Untamed at the Deandi and The Fighting Heart at different venues. The Gulf Coast Seven arrives tomorrow. Greta Nissen and others appear in new pictures, and San Jacinto patrons praise local services at Lain’s drug store.
For nearly twenty four years O. L. Tolzien has tuned pianos in the same territory. Many patrons who began with him years ago remain on his tuning list as demand stays high. A Polk Street observer notes a tuner who excels at his craft.
George Heindel of Ottumwa Iowa was reelected to lead the Farm Mortgage Bankers Association of America for another year at the convention session in Nashville Tennessee. Preparations for La Paz Bolivias centennial celebration included a city clean up and new building activity attracting a surge of building materials and hardware to the city.
Physicians endorse Purification by Calotabs claiming perfect purification of the system as the foundation of health. A thorough cleansing course is suggested, taking Calotabs once or twice weekly for several weeks. Family package with directions priced at 35 cents and a trial 10 cents is advertised for purchase at drug stores.
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