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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1925
Page
5
Dear Auss Dix questions whether breaking an engagement is justified after investigating a suitor’s past. The column argues a man afraid of scrutiny hides something and urges women to research family, character, and finances before marriage. It cites pedigrees like dogs to emphasize careful partnership choices.
A historical note advises against using water on piano keys to avoid damage to the instrument. It recommends a small amount of alcohol applied with a soft cloth to remove dirt, then allow evaporation. Published by Publia Ledger Company.
A garbled review note highlights Barbara L Marr in a first starring vehicle set with gorgeous costumes and settings. It also mentions a Liberty feature The Beautiful and a Bay Novak detective story with Lloyd and Patrbanks in new scenarios, praising variety and lively humor.
A fragmented screen page surveys Harold Lloyd’s Water and other features. It praises Miss Barbara LaMarr in We Water and notes supporting cast, including Loyd and Sullivan, with references to Liberty and local venues. The piece mixes film critique with audience suggestions and educational views.
The Globe announces a daily feature offering four prizes of 25 cents each and a one day fair theater pass for the best witty jokes about kids. Parents may submit for children, and the jokes must relate to the actions and sayings of children.
A confused narrative line describes Thase receiving a 25 cent prize at Pass ty Thi and a confusing tale of a grandmother, a husband, and children. A claim about fifteen pounds and a strange machine remark appeared as family members react with curiosity and confusion.
Clowns and trained animals headline the Lee Bros spectacular a free street parade and morning showcase. Lions tigers and leopards perform feats under the big top as the troupe tours towns attracting crowds.
A fragmented OCR item recounts a mix of names and stray phrases including Rose Gas and Amarilla, with brief notes on local publishing, schooling, and childish misstatements. It mixes quotes and anecdotal snippets without a single clear event.
Patchy readable items describe postponement of evening activities by the Board of City Development to a later night. The article notes a large crowd of over 400 attending a Shamrock festival tied to commerce in Illinois and mentions Amarillo area natural resources and gas bubbles in creek sand. The tone reflects a regional newspaper feel with scattered names and places.
Tf gate cabinet chair attempts to reach for vasoline amid unclear text. The readable portion mentions a cabinet style seat and a request or action connected to vasoline within a fragmented line.
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