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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1925
Page
4
Dorothy Dix argues that marriage strains ties with pre marital friends as spouses fear rivals. Intimate friends can threaten harmony by drawing attention from the couple, with jealousy and unspoken alliances damaging trust. Married pairs should be their own closest confidants and keep external friends at a distance.
A health column by C. L. Larimore Perry discusses daily tips for well being and practical medical advice suitable for general readers. The piece emphasizes simple routines, diet, and oral hygiene as foundational to public health.
A humorous piece links digestion to mood and relationships, noting that a good stomach calms nerves while a bad stomach or indigestible meals strain marriages. It treats appetite as a social force and hints at how culinary discord can disrupt harmony.
Welcome Cattlemen and wives to Amarillo for the Panhandle Livestock Producers association convention. The Globe promotes local shopping with events at Amarillo Second Hand, 411 Taylor street, featuring furniture and décor at special prices. Miss Louise Williams brings free Denison art instruction to Russell and Cockrell's, with public classes starting Wednesday afternoon and continuing daily. Moore-Poston’s at 619 Taylor street shows kicker knickknacks and combinettes for ladies and children.
A bustling page shows Moore-Poston and Jarrett's touting silk and lingerie fabrics, coats, and ensemble suits at mid prices. The Vanity Shoppe and War ner's offer stylish hair accessories and powders, while medical notes discuss digestion and stomach care with practical remedies and cautions.
The Fair opens Girl Shy with Harold Lloyd and Spat Family comedy for four days. The Liberty features The Fatal Mista Eva Novak and a comedy. The Mission presents The Top of the World with Anna Q Nilsson and Harold Lloyds.
Mrs. G. M. Ledford is reported quite ill at 1710 Taylor street. Mr. and Mrs. HM Snare and Kent Snare plan to move to Little Rock. Miss Louise Williams from Dallas will teach Denison materials in Amarillo this week. Dr. Louis K. Patton leaves for Philadelphia and the East, returning April 1. Pajarita Club entertains at 1302% Fillmore. 500 herescores, A J Kretchmar high, C A Cadwallader low. Amarillo Community Choir rehearsal at First Christian church at 7:30. Houston Street Methodist Missionary society program March 7 at 7 with refreshments. funds aid treasury.
Eleven dawn to dusk airplanes completed the cross country leg from Macon Georgia to Miami Florida landing at Curtis field by 12 30 p m Major Thomas Lanphier piloted plane number 2 as the first to descend The twelfth craft was still overdue at Noon
An advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur as an easy nightly treatment to eliminate gray hair by morning. It claims long use by millions, with natural, undetectable results and renewed luster, urging readers to ask a druggist for a bottle tonight.
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