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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1925
Page
23
A columnist offers beauty guidelines assuming good health, including daily salads and vegetables, face and neck care, nail maintenance, scalp massage, tepid mornings and warm nights, relaxation, eight hours sleep, daily outdoor exercise, foot scrubs, and occasional arch advice. It also notes lip habit tips for a child and hints for high-strung women.
Elda Vettori, raised on St Louis's Dago Hill, rose from hat shop worker to renowned Santuzza in Cavalleria Rusticana. She sang Italian street songs in youth to fund lessons, studied in New York, debuted two years ago, and this season returned to St Louis to perform. Local musicians note her rare path from Italy to America shaped by self driven study.
A Houston attorney Stanley Thompson aged 69 shot himself after leaving a note stating Deaf and blind what could be worse. He was found dead in a chair at his sister in law's yard beside a revolver. His wife had died years earlier and he had visited her grave before the suicide. The coroner returned a verdict of death from pistol wounds personal safety related.
Robert N. Stanfield United States senator from Oregon was arrested in Baker on a charge of being drunk and disorderly at a cafe. He posted $50 bail and gave no timetable for his hearing. Friends called the arrest an outrage and asserted he was not drunk or disorderly.
Judge J. C. Paul and his son Howard returned from a tour of the eastern states praising the Panhandle of Texas. He noted crops are generally better there, and Amarillo is well known in that region.
In Clarendon Greene Dry Goods value over 100 dollars lost when three negro customers fled with dresses. A girl identified the items and led to arrests. one suspect was caught near a cornfield by Lelia Lake. The trio jailed on charges of property theft exceeding 750 dollars.
Claude reports a slow Sunday night rain feeding a prolonged spell that favors sowing a 1926 wheat crop and winter pasture. Early cotton picking begins with a first bale at Goodnight. yields expected to surpass prior records as farmers adopt better methods. Maize stands strong. late gardens thrive. bank deposits and loans show robust local commerce.
J P Robinson 25 of Grand Prairie died in a Dallas hospital after being shot Saturday. James Kimbro a Black man was arrested Saturday on assault to murder charges as the shooting stemmed from a fight, according to officers.
Wir ginjia and William F. Manning act as general agents for Atlantic Life Insurance Co. in a dealer listing located at 113 West Seventh selling bicycles.
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