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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1925
Page
5
Dorothy Dix argues that mothers who constantly supervise courting ruin privacy and romance. She suggests balanced chaperonage, inviting suitors to dine, and letting couples speak privately, so daughters can marry without the mother’s overbearing presence.
Don Colfax, maimed by war, learns a marriage arrangement is to be arranged by his father using Clare Ridgley as a wife. Anne and Pen discuss approaching Don delicately as Parker notes Don’s growing curiosity about a young guest in the lavender room.
Health column by C Larimore Perry outlines practical tips for daily wellness and preventive care. It emphasizes regular exercise balanced diet and consistent sleep as foundations for lasting health and vitality.
In this health column, May Albert and coauthors urge ventilation, open windows, gradual temperature changes, light indoor attire, hygiene while coughing, and medical consultation for colds to reduce pneumonia risk. They warn pneumonia follows severe colds and emphasize community health benefits.
The Fair presents torment with Owen Moore plus four acts of vaudeville and The Go-Getters. The Mission shows The Lighthouse by the Sea starring Rin-Tin-Tin and a dog comedy. The Liberty offers Branded Bandit with Yakima Canutt and The Telephone Girl with Alberta Vaughn.
The article previews multiple film projects and stars. Kenneth Harlan and Bebe Daniels star in The Crowded Hour at Paramount Long Island studio, with Lon Chaney in The Phantom of the Opera opposite Mary Philbin. Also featured are Torment at the Fair theater, Owen Moore and Bessie Love in a jewel-heist story with earthquakes, Arthur Saxon vaudeville stunts, Rin Tin Tin dog picture at the Mission, an eclipse news reel, and Beverly Bayne's divorce claim against Bushman. Yakima Canutt headlines Branded a Bandit at Liberty with riding stunts, plus The Lighthouse by the Sea and a doggy animal film. A chapter of The Telephone Girl stars Alberta Vaughn. Metro-Goldwyn's Ble Who Gets Slapped arrives at the Fair, with more details to come.
With good weather aiding crews, Plains Paving completed curb and gutter on Harrison Street from Twenty-ninth to Thirty-fourth, and laid a concrete base for brick paving on Harrison from Twenty-fourth to Twenty-ninth. Willite paving will follow. Hughes Street from Wolfin to Twenty-second begins Willite work. Kentucky Avenue gains curb and gutter from First to Fifth, with graveled sections to Eight. Klock and Callahan install curb and gutter on Tenth Street in Summers addition. Our aim remains improving the Panhandle.
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