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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1925
Page
5
Dorothy Dix argues marriage assigns women a lifelong, exhausting workday at home with no breaks. She claims wives cook, clean, and care for children endlessly, while urging equality and shared labor in partnership. The piece contrasts male and female duties and warns against marrying to escape work.
Patricia Cleve resists Andrew Cleve's demand she entertain other husbands while she visits sister Carol Willoughby near Chicago. Keith Willoughby and Gregory Hewitt enter the web as Patricia contemplates escape through Hewitt or divorce, all amid a tense family dramatization and social expectations.
The Fair shows Tarnish a 4 First National feature starring May McAvoy Marie Prevost Norman Kerry and Ronald Colman. The Liberty presents Rarin to Go a W feature with Charlie Murray. The Mission previews Tomorrow's Love a Paramount picture with Agnes Ayres plus Kid Speed featuring Buffalo Bill Jr a western comedy.
May McAvoy stars as Letitia Tevis in Tarnish at the Fair theater, a First National production about a daughter fighting to save her father from ruin and uncover the truth about her fiancé Emmet Carr. The cast includes Ronald Colman and Marie Prevost, with praise for McAvoy and the plot described as corking.
Thirty ships of the Atlantic division sail from Hampton Roads for winter maneuvers off Guantanamo. The fleet includes four battleships and accompanying destroyers submarines and auxiliaries. They will transit the Panama Canal to join Pacific forces for Hawaiian drills in April, with airplanes used as targets for anti aircraft batteries.
Income tax reports for 1924 are in order and must be filed before midnight March 15, says F K E Buckingham the internal revenue collector in Amarillo. He will confer on returns and his office on the second floor of the Federal building is open daily. several reports have already been received.
Special to the Globe from Dimmitt January 5 Panhandle Lumber Co contracts to build five houses on the Flag ranch now divided into 160 acre tracts and sold to cotton farmers. They also plan a six room bungalow for I B Brooks near the Presbyterian church in Dimmitt. About fifty deeds filed in December will spur around thirty new county buildings as land is settled by cotton farmers aiming to construct before spring.
Classifieds note the Globe newspaper charges one and a half cents per word for want ads. Readers are urged to submit text with emphasis on clarity and legibility to ensure accurate pricing and placement in the next edition.
The St Andrews Episcopal Church men's club will meet at the Amarillo hotel on Wednesday night January 7 at 7 o'clock. The meeting was moved up from January 14 to plan for consecration and convocation events. Chas A Fisk the clubs president said an interesting program has been set. Nazareth residents show strong support for vocational agriculture as a recent box supper raised 102.65 to finish and equip the farm shop built by the class.
London reports that Sir Samuel Hoare, new minister for air, aims to concentrate Europe's official air routes in London. He said he regards his duty to the nation as a whole and desires to leave London’s air defence stronger than when he took office.
R Dean Kirk and Miss Ruby Kirk of White and Kirk depart for New York and eastern markets to buy stock for Amarillo. They aim to astonish residents with the spring quality and quantity of goods, as stated in Globe want ads.
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