Dear Dorothy Dix advice column on love and marriage
A college student asks how to handle loving a married older woman and the advisor says to laugh at oneself, note growing pains, and move on. a young husband seeks guidance to win his wife back after temper and separation, with caution about rebuilding rather than returning to a broken home. A young woman asks if she should propose to a bashful lover, and Dorothy Dix advises letting him propose if he truly loves her, otherwise to ask about his intentions.
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Clare Rescues Don The Challenge
Donald Colfax returns from France maimed yet hopeful. His engagement to Lillian fails and his father hires Clare Ridgely to be his wife. In Westchester Don battles weakness and pride until Clare swims to his rescue and helps him toward shore. Tomorrow the challenge.
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France
Lillian Mead
Clare Ridgely
Don
Parker
Clare
Pendleton Colfax
Westchester
Colfax
Westchester County
Long Island Sound
Theaters Present Fair Showings With Notables
At the Fair, the Georgia Minstrels with forty performers headline a program alongside short movies. The Mission showcases So This Is Marriage starring Conrad Nagel and Eleanor Boardman. The Liberty screens A Fight for Honor with William Fairbanks and Eva Novak, plus The Fast Express and a comedy.
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Eva Novak
Liberty Theater
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William Duncan
Charlie Chase
Hoot Gibson
the Mission
So This Is Marriage Ends at Mission With Spectacular Bible Sequence
A swift-moving Amarillo program ends Thursday with the film So This Is Marriage featuring a color Bible sequence depicting King David and Bath-Sheba. Conrad Nagel and Eleanor Boardman star as Peter and Beth Marsh, with John Boles as Uriah. The page also notes other features at local theaters and a wedding party teased for February 25.
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Eleanor Boardman
King David
Bat-Sheba
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David
Uriah
Bath-Sheba
Peter
Beth Marsh
John Boles
the Globe
Mission
Amarillo
New glands for the internal secretions debated
The article discusses the endocrine system, noting public ignorance and the limited progress in understanding gland functions. It warns against sensational promises and improper use of glandular extracts, while promising careful, factual articles on internal glands to follow. Local note mentions Skate parts at 112 W. 7th.
Epworth League Hosts Weenie Roast on East Side Park
East Side News reports about fifty youths attended a Monday night weenie roast at East Side park organized by the Epworth league of Houston Street Methodist church. Several residents are listed as ill or improving, with notes on family and classmates returning to school after illness.
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