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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1925
Page
3
A columnist argues that morning spats between husbands and wives are the most dangerous fights, leaving lasting wounds that memory cannot erase. The piece warns breakfast-time quarrels ruin the day and damage trust, urging restraint to protect happiness and home.
Patricia Cleve, estranged from husband Andrew, tours with sister Carol Willoughby and her husband Keith. Gregory Hewitt, a famed financier, pursues Patricia and suggests a Mexico trip to advance business. Patricia weighs divorce prospects and possible reconciliation as tensions rise around loyalty, love, and enticements.
A condensed society column notes Mrs Frances Loving visiting Tulsa to see her daughter Miss Fannie Mae Rucker, with updates on Beulah Tolley’s improvement and Amarillo Bar Association hosting a ladies’ banquet. It extends into essays on marital strife, warning against breakfast quarrels and the toll on work, with a Dorothy Din copyright note.
Community notices list multiple club meetings hosted by local residents and churches from Tuesday to Friday. Activities include L A Quille and Ride A Wee gatherings, PTA preparations for a carnival, and a variety of missionary, choir, and social club sessions chaired by Mrs. Dixon, Mrs. Crotty, and others.
The Sudan Signal, a weekly in Sudan Lamb county, debuts with four pages of ads and local news. Joss Mitchell leads as managing editor and publisher, Eva Franks as news editor, and the new paper earns praise from The Globe as a sign of Panhandle growth.
AP reports telegraph services severed in Shanghai and 12000 Chang Yuen Ming troops interned after defeats near Peking. The pacification commissioner Lu Yung Hsiang plans their release, raising fears for foreign settlement safety with Russian units nearby. Police Court saw twelve charged with various offenses. Wheat yields improve in Silverton region.
Miss Bery Thomas and John Luther wed in the bride’s home at Goodnight with Rev. M. Davis officiating. Mrs Luther, a Baylor-Beton graduate and Armstrong County native, is noted for singing talent. Luther is a World War veteran and stock farmer.
Mrs. Frederic McLaughlin formerly Irene Castle spoke upon leaving Michael Reese hospital after giving birth to a daughter on January 4. She declined to decide if the child would pursue her mother’s profession, saying she hopes that will never happen.
Hudson Essex Cadillac dealer Toney Chisum says New Mexico’s business climate is improving after a cattle market downturn. He toured 1600 miles, opened two new dealerships in Gallup and Santa Fe, and attended the American National Livestock Association convention in Albuquerque. The cattle industry outlook remains optimistic. The Rev R F Jenkins of Tyler Street improves after a several day illness.
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