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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1925
Page
8
A reader asks about darkening hair from brunettes and light red hair to auburn, outlining henna methods or home treatments with hot oil and tonics. Instructions cover removing black dye, blackhead care, bruised skin heat, and cautions about dry skin. A note mentions Poland rail fare cuts affecting freight and passenger rates.
Santa Fe conductor joins Western Union work train for Amarillo repairs. Ford Motor assets reach 664,624,000 dollars. Fr M Strauss returns from California to Santa Fe duties. Telegraph stations reopen, requires more operators. Auto drivers urged to extra caution as schools reopen. Mrs Helen Hoeffle and Mrs Mike O Neal visit Canadian before returning home. Rodney O atta buys a new Dodge sedan. 1924 railroad construction totals 579 miles, 1925 about 427 miles. 437 miles abandoned, 255 miles removed.
A diverse set of brief items reports on a Newark traffic cop receiving tips from John D Rockefeller, a vicar rebuking girls for smoking on tombstones in England, Toscanini quipping about modern music in Venice, Adventists reading the Bible aloud in Boston, and a marriage in Peking. Also noted are England’s girl golf champion Enid Wilson, a wireless egg cooked in New York, and a record of miles of road work and major rail projects in year with Québec Extension leading at 112 miles and costs around 30.375 million dollars.
Prince Ahmed Seir of Egypt reportedly escaped an English asylum near London after traveling through France and Trieste to Constantinople. If deemed sane, he would claim more than three million pounds held in trust. The Westminster Gazette urges official investigation into Britain’s role in his confinement and possible government complicity.
Chicago taxis have surged 400 percent in ten years, with 4 800 cabs serving 3 million residents. The fleet spans 44 companies employing 4 009 drivers, while fares average 10.66 dollars per person yearly. The piece notes early violence, training schools, and trust in drivers.
In New York several years ago during a political campaign Mr Lewis praised a young woman for serving ham and eggs and received a reply that traveled across the country.
Fruits scarce as preserving pears are offered large and fine for 2.25 dollars per bushel at C. O. D. Produce Market. A mention notes the upcoming showing of "Ten Commandments."
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