Sew Up the Pocketbook of the Wastful Man
Dorothy Dix counsels patience and tact to a woman engaged to a spendthrift fiancé. She warns that saving is essential for a future, notes the dangers of unrestrained spending, and suggests either reform or strategic saving by the fiancée. She also answers readers on why single women face judgments, explaining shifts in social roles and the enduring value of caretaking.
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Miss Dix
Santa Claus
Dorothy Dix
Public Ledger Company
Tomorrow A Woman's Wiles
Peter Drew, a conventional businessman, meets Helen Marshall at a studio party and recalls his late wife as he visits Elizabeth Brace, with Helen and Bob Powers in a tangled flirtation at Sea View. Helen flirts, Bob tolerates, and Peter probes Helen's true interest while Elizabeth fears his resolve.
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Peter Drew
Helen Marshall
Margaret
Elizabeth Brace
Peter
Seaview
The Woman on the Jury and Other 1920s Theater Reel
The Fair presents The Woman on the Jury a First National feature starring Sylvia Breamer and Frank Mayo. The Liberty shows The Last Moment and Neck and Neck. The Mission screens The Guilty One a Paramount photoplay with Agnes Ayres Edward Burns Henry Hull and Doris.
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the Fair
Sylvia Breamer
Frank Mayo
THE
Liberty
Mome Kenyon
Guilty One
Paramount
Agnes Ayres
Edward Burns
Woman on the Jury shines in First National feature
The photoplay The Woman on the Jury screens at the Fair theater with Frank Mayo and Sylvia Breamer in lead roles. An exceptional cast including Hobart Bosworth, Mary Carr, Bessie Love, Lew Cody, Roy Stewart, Henry Walthall, Ford Sterling and Myrtle Stedman supports a gripping tale of a lone woman on a jury challenging a majority verdict. Also playing is the timely comedy Our Congressman starring Will Rogers.
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Fair Theater
Frank Mayo
Sylvia Breamer
Hobart Bosworth
Mary Carr
Bessie Love
Lew Cody
Roy Stewart
Henry Walthall
Ford Sterling
Myrtle Stedman
Will Rogers
The Guilty One at Mission and More
The absorbing photoplay The Guilty One starring Agnes Ayres at the Mission today after a large audience last night. A two reel comedy and a Pathe news reel are on the program. Includes reader letters and a Miss Dix column offering advice on a eighteen year old in love with a thirty five year old doctor.
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Tom
Agnes Ayres
Paramount Picture
Miss Dix
There Here and There Dance Free Saturday Night at Ranch
A compiled local note page lists visitors and events including Mrs F Davis Washburn, adv. William Edleman Fort Worth, Mr and Mrs John Wright Tex ola Okla visiting Amarillo, and Lonnie Burch welcomed with a newborn girl. Also mentions Chicago trip by Miss Imogene Herring and Mrs W E Herring, and trips to Taos Santa Fe Las Vegas.
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Imogene Herring
W. E. Herring
Chicago
Jock Hall
Lottie Angell
Freida Barbour
Houston
Denver
A. Huke
Wells Street
J. J. Crume
Schuyler Killough
New Mexico
Taos
Santa Fe
Las Vegas
Charley Landis
Alburtus
W. A. Robbins
Limestone County
Texas
Amarillo
Colorado
Robbins
T. R. Fife
Lincoln Street
Sunshine Mary Anderson To Visit Mission In Person
Mary Anderson, film star nicknamed Sunshine, appears at the Mission theater next Monday and Tuesday with her new picture The Wildness of Youth. She will perform a skit and deliver a speech about her work and the magic of cinema. Anderson travels from Joksville to Southwest cities, drawing attention as Amarillo’s first full screen star aside from Henry B. Walthall.
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Sunshine
Mary Anderson
Mission
Mission Theater
Audienes
Miss Anderson
Jlokswood
Ross Rogers
Manater
The
Amarillo
Henry B. Walthall
Milady Beautiful By Lois Leeds
A reader seeks advice on preventing old womanly aging on face arms and neck. Tips include washing lightly using unscented soap once daily, cold water rinses, a lemon glycerin whitening lotion, avoiding hot water, weekly hot towel facials and almond cream massage, and nightly ice rub to keep skin youthful.
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Nage
Public Ledger Company
Boudoir slippers and mules for brides and grads
The article recommends boudoir footwear for brides and graduates, favoring kid mules and slippers in silver gold or colored kid leather with contrasting trim. It notes comfort and daintiness, advises color matching to negligee, and stresses knowing the wardrobe color before purchase.
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Weill
Midget Gives Birth to Her Third Child in Rochester
In Rochester Minnesota on August 17 Coretta a 26 inch tall midget wife of J C Buck 6 feet tall of Kansas City gave birth to her third child in a local hospital yesterday. The baby weighed 4% pounds and all three children are described as normal.
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Rochester
Minn
Coretta
J. C. Buck
Kansas City
Things Youll Love to Make a Luncheon Tea Set
A 1924 Public Ledger Company piece describes crafting a luncheon tea set from pli cotton crepe. It explains cutting squares, fraying edges, and forming napkins and a cloth, with guidance on color matching and finishing stitches for a neat set.
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Plata
Cornright
Public Ledger Company
The Housewife's Idea Box: Bathroom Wall Cleaning Tip
A New York housewife explains cleaning bathroom walls using steam from a hot bath to form moisture on the walls for easy cleaning with a rest cloth. Published by The Pelite Ledger Company.
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New York
Pelite Ledger Company
Baseball Sermon Upsets Congregation In West Boxford
Rev Harold C Cutbill, athlete minister of the Congregational church in West Boxford Massachusetts, delivered a sermon in baseball language. He spoke of God as the umpire home plate as heaven and the bases as various stations in life. His church is now crowded.
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Harold C. Cutbill
Congregational Church
West Boxford
Mass
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Hazel Devo Batchelor
Chapter
Is Helen Marshall
George
Elizabeth
Mr. Drew
Bobby
Bob
Betty
Buriington Publishing Company
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Henry Hull
Doris
Lige Conley
Jim Kerragon
Felix Robertson
Jim Ferguson
Dorothy Din
Harley Sadler
American Legion
Ball Park
T. I. Connor
Court of Civil Appeals
Iort Worth
Connor
Plainview
James Daily
Judge Connor
Fort Worth
Wade Holman
Ben Henson
Margy
Miny
Plains
Southwest
Milady Beautiful
Lois Leeds
Kid Millis Por Bol
Midget
Jack Hall
Public Ledger
Compaev
Adolph Turom
Joset & Latey Ponte
Joseph Henabery
Garamount
Harold Smith
Margy Oe
Bernard Burns
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