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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1925
Page
7
A domestic discussion on irritability in men under strain and the remedy of a wife’s calm response. The piece argues wives should radiate patience, avoid sparring, and forgive faults caused by overwork while husbands should temper temper and avoid bearing grudges. It emphasizes humor, balance, and mutual restraint to save marriage.
Dorothy Cunningham of Gary Indiana under detention as exhumed bodies of her husband and three children are investigated for arsenic poisoning claims. The article notes a cousin of Cunningham started the probe and mentions a surviving son in critical condition.
Community brief from East Amarillo lists sidewalk projects from the Santa Fe depot to Houston Street and Sixth Street, with church participation at Houston Street Methodist and Glenwood Baptist. Mentions weather patterns twenty one years ago, local revival plans at Houston Street Baptist, illness of Ibert McGuire’s son, and the Bartett family planning to move to San Antonio.
In this listing from the period the Goose Hangs Higs presents a real family story with added vaudeville acts. Neal Hart stars in The Gold Rush Days at The Liberty while Path features Buster Keaton in The Navigator a comedy of unusual type.
Screen and Spotlight reviews hype Buster Keaton’s The Navigator featuring a 450 foot ocean steamer as a moving set. The production dramatizes a small town family’s fortunes amid luxury and reversal, with Keaton’s ambitious comic film noted in major city press.
The Globe announces a new daily feature titled Bright Sayings offering four pris 25 cents each and a one day pass to the Pair theater. It will print the best and wittiest jokes about kids and their doings for children and other youngsters.
Fragmented report describes Paramount men meeting crowd at Denver station Sunday. The piece mentions officials and the public, with references to cinema plans, a war context, and a film titled The 608e Manis Wign. It hints at strategy questions and exhibition plans amid a tense public scene.
Mrs Anthony Wayne Cook, president, delivers annual message at the D A L R O gathering. She says the nation must sustain forces driving toward a stable, respectable society and defends social life against critics while praising Americans as growing stronger and capable of keeping the country safe.
The funeral services for Mrs. C Mathis, mother of Amarietowns residents and widow of a local veteran, were held Saturday afternoon. Attending were her four sons and two daughters along with four brothers and two sisters. Burial was arranged by Bleckhurn Undertaking Company of Amarillo.
A Panhandle Scout Council committee gathered Thursday at Camacha to discuss election outcomes, local matters, and future Panhandle events. The session covered civic participation, council roles, and upcoming activities with several community groups in attendance.
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