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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1925
Page
8
A reader seeks help for nail biting and fidgety high strung behavior. The reply urges recognition of the issue, promotes outdoor exercise, deep breathing, relaxation, and optional body massage, plus a nightly progressive limb relaxation routine. Also mentions Othello Hern and a Buffalo football matchup against the Clarendon Bulldogs at the Tri-State fair.
The three and a quarter ton circus elephant Tex was lured with apples into a steel-cable trap and tied to a tree after a destructive spree. About 200 people watched as Tex’s foot was hoisted and he was shackled, while captors plan a punishment method and the animal calmly swayed with his long nose.
Plainview resident A. A. Beery, owner of the Tourist Rest park, has let a contract to build twenty four additional camp houses and a swimming pool to expand his Texas auto camp. The modest park opened this year, and Beery has already had to turn away tourists when his grounds and the city's free tourist camps were full.
McLean opens its school term as the auditorium fills beyond last year’s attendance. Superintendent Dean presides with clergy, educators, and local officials delivering addresses. Parent-Teacher Association planned. enrollment anticipated to top last year by over one hundred amid new teachers and equipment.
The article describes an expanded tourist camp with cottages rented to visitors by Beery offering full camp conveniences such as running water and cooking facilities. A bath house exists on the grounds and Tourist Rest park lies opposite Plainview's Free Tourist camp ground. Shade trees and natural beauty are cited as reasons to develop the area into a Pleasure park for Plainview residents once the swimming pool is finished.
Benton Collins of Kelly-Springfield Tire in Dallas arrives in Amarillo after a Panhandle tour with Homer Wilkison and Frank Turner. He says crops look good, Panhandle prospects are strong, and a new tire service station in Amarillo will open soon with a formal announcement to surprise residents.
Austin reports Texas Longhorn players will wear a darker burnt orange and white uniform, a shade distinct from the common orange and white used by other schools. Athletic staff member 8 N Ekhal notes the change aims to establish a Texas specific color as the team faces a tough schedule.
The Amarillo Automotive Association unanimously pledges hearty support for the Tri-State fair and urges cooperation to ensure success. Members complain space limits for autos and discuss traffic issues, boulevard stop system, and stickers on cars while urging residents to promote and attend the event.
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