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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1924
Page
3
Dorothy Dix argues that people rely on alibis like heredity environment and health to excuse faults and avoid self accountability. She describes drunkards gamblers slackers and faulted spouses shifting blame to fate circumstances or others instead of recognizing personal weakness.
The brief theater page lists The Fair Secrets adapted from a famous stage play starring Norma Talmadge and Eugene O Brien, The Liberty Ridin Mad with Fast Express, a comedy The Mission The City That Never Sleeps, a Paramount picture with Virginia Lee Corbin, and Yakima Canutt in an episode of The.
Patricia Cleve hosts Gregory Hewitt and wife Marcia for a hotel lifestyle visit. Gregory enjoys candid talk of his rise from foundling to industrial magnate while Marcia, unwell and wary of social gambits, watches Patricia and Andrew with guarded interest during a morning hash and breakfast.
Ray O Lites vaudeville act featuring electrical and mechanical effects joins Gypsy Meredith trio praised for children. nightly Speed Spook racing car illusion in The Speed Spook shown Friday and Saturday at the Mission. Alberta Vaughn Dorothy Dix excerpts plus Go-Getters serial at the Fair with Alberta O Hara and Kit Guard in The Telephone Girl series.
The Mayfair features “The City That Never Sleeps” opening in New York and closing in a police station after a night life saga. Also playing are Norma Talmadge in “Secrets” at the Fair, Captain Blood at the Fair, Ridin’ Mad with Yakima Canutt at the Liberty, and The Fast Express serial at the Liberty. Special vaudeville with Wesley and Marks comes to the Fair, plus Park’s Burton Roach notes as a Fort Worth railroad agent passing through from New Mexico.
West Texas State Teachers College agronomy researchers report sweet clover provides early nutritious pasture for Panhandle conditions. The dairy herd and sows fed on an acre and a half of clover since early spring, with December planting advised and no poor animal response observed.
Mr and Mrs Joe Bowman spent the weekend with Mrs Bowmans parents in Happy and returned to Amarillo Saturday after visiting relatives in Memphis. Mr and Mrs Arthur Fields of 610 Arthur Street have returned from a visit with Mrs Fields father in Duncan Oklahoma. Mrs Lee Edmondson returned home Sunday after visiting her parents in Happy. The Woman Missionary Union of Glenwood Baptist Church will meet Thursday afternoon at the church for regular missionary study. Phil Darnall has returned from Dallas where he was called for the illness of his sister rs O WI Nance. Mr Darnall noted that Mrs Nance was greatly...
A brief item notes Lubbock's population estimate from a 1925 city directory survey by LaVerne Kershner. The estimate places Lubbock at about 10,241 residents, with prior government counts in 1910 at 1,930 and 1920 higher, as authorities projected growth toward 1930.
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