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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1925
Page
15
A 1920s style self help piece outlines daily beauty routines for homemakers focused on health and appearance. It covers salad and hydration, daily facial care, nails, scalp massages, spa-like baths, relaxation, outdoor exercise, foot care, and specific tips for ankles and lips, plus a request to seek professional advice for arch supports and dental-like lip exercises.
A Houston attorney, Stanley Thompson, age mid-years, shot himself Sunday night. A note read Deaf and blind what could be worse. He was found in a chair at his sister in law’s yard with a pistol wound to the stomach. His wife had died years earlier and he visited her grave shortly before dying. A verdict of death from pistol wounds related to personal safety was returned.
Elda Vettori, raised on St. Louis Dago Hill, rose from hat shop days to grand opera fame as Cavalleria Rusticana Santuzza. She trained in New York after starting with Italian street songs and local performances. Her return to St. Louis this season drew cheers from former neighbors.
U S senator Robert N Stanfield of Oregon was arrested in Baker on a charge of being drunk and disorderly at a cafe. He posted 50 bail and denied the accusation, while local friends called the action an outrage and protested to the Oregonian with a signed statement by local bankers, lawyers, stockmen, and chamber officials.
Judge J. Paul and his son Howard returned from a eastern states tour praising the Panhandle of Texas as the best part of the United States. He noted crops are poor in the East while Amarillo is well known and often discussed by residents they met.
Claude Sept 14 A slow rain began Sunday night and continued through Sunday boosting prospects for a long rainy period aiding sowing of the 1926 wheat crop Grass is thriving providing winter pastures for cattle Early cotton picking has begun with the first bale ginned at Goodnight This year’s cotton yield is expected to surpass previous records Farmers increasingly adopt better cotton methods Maize fields are heavy headed and ready for harvest Late gardens are abundant Banks in Claude report solid deposits First State Bank of Claude capital 75 900 deposits 175 000 loans 165 000 First National Bank capital 25 900 surplus 25 000 deposits 110 000 loans 87 000 Merchants and farmers in good condition
Robinson, 25, of Grand Prairie, who was shot Saturday near Dallas, died last night in a local hospital. James Kimbro, a Black man, was arrested Saturday and charged with assault to murder as the investigation pointed to a fight as the cause of the wounding. Atlantic Life Insurance Co. agent listed in connection with the case.
Three African American suspects robbed Greene Dry Goods in Clarendon, making off with dresses valued over 100 dollars. A young girl revealed the dresses were taken to her house, and after hours of pursuit one suspect was captured in a cornfield near Lelia Lake. All three were jailed on charges related to the theft.
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