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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1930
Page
5
Dorothy Dix warns the June bride to establish good habits in the first year, avoid living with in laws, and keep marital disputes private. She argues a third party presence can fuel quarrels and harm the home, urging couples to lock in a healthy footing early.
The Goofus Ostrich explains she swallowed an alarm clock set to standard time and cannot reset it for daylight saving. This silly mishap leaves her always one hour late, as she smiles and admits the fault while waiting for the hour to pass.
Central time listings detail hour by hour programs on WEAF WABC WGN WLS WOC WJZ and dozens of affiliates. Notable entries include orchestras, broadcasts from Jesse Crawford and Jelton, and varied music and comedy segments across multiple cities and networks.
Woman readers receive blunt guidance on keeping a husband content through appearance, behavior, and restraint. Advice covers flattery, giving him space, avoiding constant criticism, and reducing talk of faults while acknowledging shared humanity in marriage.
Dorothy Dix urges wives to laugh at problems and maintain good humor to avoid divorce. She advises kindness, chumminess, and focusing on a husband’s good points, noting marriage demands sacrifice from both partners.
William Penn, arriving June 28 1683, founded a free virtuous state in Pennsylvania and laid out Philadelphia. He signed a treaty with the Indians at Shakamaxon to ensure lasting friendship, creating refuge for Quakers and persecuted groups from the start.
The text notes that a principle of toleration was established by law and that the settlement progressed significantly, reaching a point where Penn re- (text truncated)
In a curious tale from Ostween, Brightley accuses Mas Rosin of jealousy and claims Funt warned Renrod she sought OSSER stock to ruin him. She allegedly confessed she herself held no stock.
ABE MARTIN muses that a steady job would be a fine graduation present, since knowledge is power and many lack it. He reflects on ambition and practical rewards beyond classroom learning, with a hint of rural wit and urban contrast.
Fragment notes a 1684 voyage to England leaving a colony of 7,000 inhabitants. The rest references an ad and misc quotes, providing no clear event to summarize beyond the colonial detail.
Timetables show multiple daily connections from Amarillo to Albuquerque and west through Guymon Goodwell Nowata and beyond with fares listed around $10.00. Departures from Amarillo include 6:30 PM and 6:39 PM for connections to Liberal and Denver plus arrivals in Wichita Falls and Port Worth with through service to North and East destinations.
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