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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1924
Page
7
Dorothy Dix argues most divorces stem from temperament and habit clashes rather than villains. She notes marriages survive when couples adapt to each other and respect differences in upbringing, environment, and preferences, with nagging and misaligned expectations as key stress points.
Patricia Cleve confronts Andrew over a life of entertaining other wives and vows to leave New York to find a true home and family. She insists she wants a wife’s life with children, while Andrew resists changing his business lifestyle.
The Fair presents Captain Blood with J Warren Kerrigan. Liberty features What Life Last Brothers and Jesse James. The Mission screens North of 36 with Jack Holt and Lois Wilson. Paramount picturization of Emerson Hough's The Younger cial feature also episode of The
Screen and Spotlight previews Irvin Willat's North of 56 at the Mission theater, tracing the 1867 Texas cattle drive to a northern railroad, led by Tassie Lockhart and 4,500 long horns. The cast includes Jack Holt, Jois Wilson, Ernest Torrence, Noah Beery, and Constance Talmadge returns.
In a Half Minute interview series residents note Amarillo’s rapid growth with new homes sprouting in San Jacinto heights and Wolflin. Cattlemen report good grass and less cotton seed cake usage while local businesses see rising activity and optimism for next year.
A special feature shown today and tomorrow at the Liberty theater depicts Cole and Scout Younger and Jesse James under the title What Life Has Taught Me. A $1,200 lobby display with three life size figures accompanies the traveling film at the Amarillo venue. The film, based on actual bandit life, is described as gripping and thrilling and will run for two days only.
The pearl handled gun used by Tillie Meek in a local shooting case was returned to jeweler J. T. Russell yesterday afternoon by Allen Meek, husband of Tillie Meek, after being introduced as state evidence in District Court.
The fragmentary notes indicate Mrs Meek paid $10 as a partial payment the day before the killing. No further payment has been made since, per records of Mr Russell.
County trustees met with Rep Lee Saterwhite in the office of the superintendent to seek state aid for the county superintendent’s salary and to address other legislation affecting local school conditions.
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