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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1924
Page
5
A reader asks if a 50 plus man should settle his marriage for peace after thirty years of nagging. Dorothy Dix advises leaving only after children are grown, urges partners to improve or part, and notes many stay bound by fear of divorce yet deserve a calmer home.
Patricia Cleve wife of Andrew a rising lawyer rebels when Gregory Hewitt finances carnival and his wife stay at their home. Misunderstandings lead Patricia to leave for her sister’s and seek a home and child, while Andrew’s controlling behavior prompts her departure. Patricia travels to Chicago and reconnects with Hewitt while entangled with Keith Drake and Isobel Drake. She plans to meet Hewitt for dinner after confessing the blunder.
Patricia dines with Gregory Hewitt at a secluded lakeside restaurant. He professes affection and hints at marriage while deftly steering legal matters, leaving Patricia hopeful for tomorrow's revelations about her husband and his case.
The piece argues that many men resent their wives prioritizing their mothers. It contends this view is unjust and unmanly since a wife deserves gratitude for her upbringing. The author emphasizes the husband remains under obligation to the mother who raised him while appreciating his wife’s devotion.
Advice on marital harmony warns women to curb dependence on mothers in law to avoid jealousy. It urges brides to prioritize husbands, avoid flaunting maternal influence, and reassure partners of their primacy. The column then opens a reader question about a personal quarrel.
Methdist church Crusader class named Gaston Foote president R V Cartwright vice president and Mr McElroy secretary treasurer in this week’s officer election.
The Fair presents Daughters of the Night starring Alyce Mills with a comedy and Fox news reel. The Mission features Tongues of Flame with Thomas Meighan plus news reel and a comedy. The Liberty shows The Man From Brodney's with J Warren Kerrigan and a large cast along with a comedy.
The Fair theater screens Daughters of the Night, starring Alyce Mills and Orville Caldwell, with a plot of a night operator aiding police to halt a bank robbery, and a dramatic rescue amid flames. Also featured are Tom Mix in Arabia and Peter Pan at Mission, Potash and Perlmutter in In Hollywood at the Fair, plus a Tom Meighan vehicle The Man from Brodney's at the Liberty.
A worried sibling asks what to do about marrying a partner with whom he always clashes. He seeks firm guidance on whether to marry to satisfy the relationship or risk ongoing conflict.
A reader warns that pre marriage quarrels predict a troubled married life like the Kilkenny cats and notes there is no happiness in a home with ongoing spats between husband and wife.
The piece warns men against yielding to women before marriage fearing a controling, meek post marriage life. It urges self respect to avoid becoming henpecked and losing personal autonomy in marriage.
A special midnight show at the Mission features Beverly Bayne in The Tenth Woman. Every tenth woman attending receives chocolates, with a promised big surprise from theater manager Ross Rogers.
A collage of quotes from locals in Amarillo discusses humor about injuries and doctors, business growth in Amarillo and Nashville, plans for an auto parts distributor, quail restocking efforts, and light remarks about ranch life including twins in the Kruser family and livestock.
Los Angeles weighs whether Kid McCoy faces life after a jury found him guilty of manslaughter in the August 12 shooting of Mrs Teresa Mars. He now faces sentencing and separate trials on four robbery counts and three assault-with-deadly-weapon charges linked to the same incident.
Mexico City reports Manuel Cuellaruez charge d affaires at the Mexican embassy in Washington has been appointed ambassador to the United States the foreign office announced last night.
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