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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1925
Page
9
A writer addresses the lonely fortieth year old woman who values self-determination and cheer, arguing happiness comes from effort and attitude. She contrasts imagined perfect domestic bliss with harsher fates of other married women and urges courage, humor, and helpfulness as the path to worth.
Harold Lloyds latest Hot Water opens at the Mission this week with writer notes from 2 oclock. Dorothy Dix criticizes marriage roles while Lloyds versatility earns praise for clever stunts. Also previews Sandra at the Fair with Barbara LaMarr and Gert Lytell, The Beautiful Sinner at the Liberty, and The Mark of Zero at the Fairbanks as Doug Fairbanks delivers top entertainment.
The listing highlights Bread a picturized adaptation, Milo’s Minstrels with eight players, Liberty features Richard Talmadge in a farce, The Mission with Tess of the d Urbervilles in On Time, a stunt thriller with a strong cast and comedy.
The text warns that contagious disease precautions remain essential at the Mission and notes a possibly new infection in the United States. It suggests professional diagnosis for illnesses resembling epidemic encephalitis, cautions that lethargy may be misinterpreted as laziness, and ends with a quip about effort and reading hours in the evening.
The health column describes two forms of sleeping sickness: Trypanosomiasis in Africa spread by a fly, mostly affecting locals. and epidemic encephalitis in the United States with varied onset. It notes premonitory headaches apathy stiffness and body pains, frequent lethargy, double vision and eyelid droop, tongue weakness, and a typical course of two to ten weeks though sometimes shorter.
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