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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1925
Page
5
Dorothy Din argues that marriage requires a wife to cleave to her husband, abandoning parental and sisterly ties. She cites continual maternal visits, duties to extended family, and financial strain as threats to marital harmony, urging wives to prioritize the new home over the old.
The article stresses the eye as a delicate organ linked to the brain and overall health. It warns that poor vision affects learning, emphasizes the importance of early eye examinations, and urges parental vigilance to prevent permanent eye injury through regular eye care and dental interactions.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions steak preparation and olive handling with nonsensical phrases. No clear people places dates or events are identifiable.
Film notes describe Buster Keaton in The Navigator a comedy of unusual type with silent bravura. The revue features a pairing with onstage entertainment and a short interlude by Pearl Richmond.
The Mission presents Buster Keaton's The Navigator along with a rotating bill including The Miss ion featuring Joss Rogers in Paris costumes and a varied cast. The program promises ongoing acts Friday and Saturday with additional attractions and a Western ranch setup in the feature.
The Globe offers four prizes of 25 cents each and a one day pass to the Pair theater for the best jokes about kids, with parent submissions allowed for children. The feature is planned as a regular daily item. The column also notes local anecdotes and snippets about town events and daily life implications.
Five corporate executives led by Charles M. Schwab face a U.S. suit seeking about 12.4 million dollars over war contract charges while with the U.S. Fleet Corporation. James Woalers of Boston, dubbed the Sons Wolf Bandit, serves a life term for armed burglary. Jackie Coogan, child star, nears eleven as Chicago representative Prince Han remarks on his schooling. A royal incident near Weat Grinstead ends with a horse killed and the rider uninjured.
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