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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1924
Page
5
Dorothy Dix counsels Blue Eyes to join her restless husband at dances, arguing marriage demands adapting to a lively partner. She warns Mildred against a pampered only son, urging a grounded, disciplined spouse from a bigger family. The column ends with a note on dating an old fashioned idealist.
Mary Hayward Cavendish faces a public crisis as Camilla Waite accuses her of Neale Phillips’s murder at the Beach Club. Camilla reveals Mary’s past and the night’s secrets while Jim Atwood prepares to testify, threatening Mary’s fragile truth and love.
The Fair presents Why Worry a Harold Lloyd comedy. The Mission features Gloria Swanson in Wages at Virtue. The Liberty screens The Silent Stranger with Fred Thompson. Spat Family comedy also on bill.
The column reports Charlie’s new marriage to Liza Grey under scrutiny over age certificates and California education laws. It mixes upcoming film bills at the Mission and Fair theaters including Harold Lloyd’s Why Worry and Gloria Swanson pairings, plus a Paris divorce case and the Zane Grey tale The Border Legion starring Antonio Moreno.
Miss Lida Witt assistant city secretary returns from Wheeler where she visited her parents over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Willie Bartlett announce the arrival of a baby boy Ernest Francis at 1403 East Fifth Street. Max Armstrong returns to Waynoka Oklahoma to continue his second year of high school after holidays with his parents KE Armstrong.
The article notes superstition around license numbers and mentions marriage license number 4999 issued to Wirt Bromley and Ruth Metcalf. A county clerk’s staffer says they expect to issue license 5000 by week’s end, despite prior delays tied to unlucky omens.
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