Dear Dorothy Dix Advice on love and marriage for collegians
A reader asks about dating two girls while avoiding commitment. Dorothy Dix urges a motto of no entanglements until ready to marry, citing the need to choose wisely and avoid early ties. She shares a tale about delaying marriage to gain insight and the harm of rushing into vows.
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Dorothy Dix
Childlike quarrel ends as two grown spouses forgive
A reader pleads for reconciliation between a man and his wife, noting they married young as children and quarreled foolishly. The writer urges the man to reconcile for the sake of their baby, emphasizing mature responsibility after years of conflict.
The Tempting of Helen Drew
Peter Drew, a conventional businessman, pursues Helen Drew a writer engaged to Pob Powers. Amid a seaside house party and a city encounter, Helen wrestles with love, fear, and an unexpected proposal from Bob Powers as they discuss marriage and a possible future away.
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Helen Mirshall
Pob Powers
Peter
Elizabeth Brace
Seashore
Helen
Bob Paewers
Theaters Showcase New Films and Casts
At the theaters the Fair presents A Self Made Failure a comedy featuring son Alexander and Lloyd Hamilton The Mission shows Cornered with Warner Brothers inatery play and Marie Prevost in a dual role The Liberty screens The Midnight Alarm with Cullen Landis and Jimmie Adams in Black and Blue
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Lloyd Hamilton
Warner Brothers
Marie Prevost
Liberty
Cullen Landis
Jimmie Adams
Cissy Fitzgerald Battles Corset For Hour Glass Figure
Cissy Fitzgerald, in Cornered, struggles to obtain the hour glass figure required for her burlesque queen role. She borrows a corset from the 30s with help from three maids and returns with the famed Fitzgerald Wink remembered from music halls. Marie Prevost stars in a double role in the Mission theater mystery, alongside Rockecliffe Fellowes, Raymond Hatton, John Roche, Vera Lewis and Fred Kelcey.
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Marie Prevost
Mission Theater
Rockecliffe Fellowes
Raymond Hatton
John Roche
Vera Lewis
Fred Kelcey
New Villain Type In Film At The Liberty
The Midnight Alarm features Joseph Kilgour as Silas Carringford a cold plotting villain in a Vitagraph super production at the Liberty theater. Kilgour delivers a deep treachery role while Alice Calhoun Percy Marmont and Cullen Landis star alongside. The film blends suspense with a dramatic romance in a program noting tense scenes surrounding a suspect business plot.
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Joseph Kilgour
Vitagraph
Kilgour
Silas Carringford
Self Made Failure at Fair Theater Promises Wide Appeal
The J K McDonald production A Self Made Failure plays at Farr theater. It blends farce with pathos and features a strong cast including Ben Alexander Lloyd Hamilton Matt Moore Patsy Ruth Miller Mary Carr Sam DeGrasse Chuck Riesner Dan Mason Alta Allen Priscilla Moran Joe McCray and Cameo the dog.
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J. K. McDonald
First National
Farr
Ben Alexander
Lloyd Thomilton
Matt Moore
Patsy Ruth Miller
Mary Carr
Sam DeGrasse
Chuck Riesner
Dan Mason
Alta Allen
Priscilla Moran
Joe McCray
Cameo
the Dog
Penrod
Bum’ Fame
Whats What by Helen Deccie on rude hotel table manners
A 1924 Public Ledger column critiques social snobbery at hotels. It mocks self righteous women who fault others while praising their own families and shunning truth, noting the summer resort behavior and insufferable courtesy hosannas.
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Bright Sayings of the Children contest note
The Globe invites children to submit original sayings with a payment of 25 cents per printed item. Submissions must be unpublished elsewhere and on one side of the paper. Address Bright Sayings Editor Arvarillo Globe Amarillo Tex for entry.
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Arvarillo Globe
Armarillo, Tex
Snowy Morning Tales From Amarillo Families
Frances Benson on Os Harrison Street recalls a morning when snow covered the ground and a cry of sugar on the ground surprised a child. Zelma Porter recounts a four year old’s haircut and a question about wow his hair looks bobbed. Myra, four, teases her father about dress while preparing for bed. Herman Temple describes a neighbor’s child playing doctor and a playful price of fever. E Saunders notes a well depth joke from a younger brother. Mrs J C McWhorter’s son Edgar asks to join neighbors’ snowball play as he recovers from an illness.
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Frances Benson
Harrison Street
Amarillo
Bessie
Zelma Porter
Polk Street
Bob
J. C. McWhorter
West Sixth Street
Texas
Edgar
Fragmented Notes From Daily Life and Court Chimings
A jumble of observations recounts a pneumonia attack and a child craving fresh air, plus a report from Keilor about a visit to Reynolds in Deowrep and a remark on Mrs Ferguson. Half Minute Interviews capture Judge Henry Bishop entertaining grand jury chatter and warnings about dangerous men, with Ginn want ads noted.
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Henry Bishop Charse
Ile Cot Piter
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