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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1925
Page
16
A 1908 Amarillo industrial and commercial survey praised the Ama rillo hotel as the leading and most popular in the city and Texas Panhandle. It noted steam heating bath facilities sample rooms and top kitchen service under proprietor H P Canade. The writeup framed it as ideal for commercial travelers and tourists seeking home comforts.
The Amarillo hotel serves Altitude coffee a specially blended brew supplied by Weigand Tea and Coffee Co of Wichita Kansas. Ernest Thompson opened the coffee shop and dining room aiming for a climate suited blend and a noted innkeeper once said good coffee is essential to any good hotel or restaurant. England's Bethnal Green hens yield twice as many eggs as Danish stock according to the British agriculture minister.
Manila reports show overall death rate 14.48 per 1000 in 1924 while infant mortality climbs to 167.04 per 1000 from 146.95 in 1923 and an average 165.72 over five years. Birth rate drops to 25.47 per 1000. marriage rate falls to 10.44 per 1900.
Thompson argues money rests on meritless gains, while success comes from staying visible to those in power. He urges not to force favors but to be ready to serve, believing quiet presence leads to chances when needed.
The tomb of Sharaku, famed Edo period caricaturist, was reportedly found in the ongyoji Temple Tokushima by Dr. Ryuzo Torii while researching ancient relics. The discovery answers a long-standing question among artists and Sharaku enthusiasts. The report notes European interest in Sharaku’s humorous portraits.
An estimate suggests the Philippines could produce seventy thousand tons of rubber annually. The projection highlights industrial growth and potential export gains for the country.
Tyler reports the first armadillo killed in this northern Texas region. R. E. Barbee, a farmer, shot the animal after spotting it crossing his cabbage patch. Armadillos are common in Southwest Texas but rare this far north.
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