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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1925
Page
5
Dorothy Dix argues that love is essential and that a good marriage depends on a loving disposition, mutual justice, appreciation, and good sportsmanship. She warns against vanity and selfishness, stressing fair division of work, personal liberty, and daily praise as keys to lasting harmony.
Donald Colfax returns from France maimed but hopeful his fiancée Lillian Mead will marry him. When she no longer loves him his father, Pendleton, proposes buying Don a wife to give him purpose, while Anne resists and debates the plan. The lawyer weighs in as plans begin, promising further developments.
Daily Health Talks urges two daily face treatments with cold water to boost circulation and curb wrinkles. It warns against hot water and wind exposure, notes soap is optional, and promotes facial massage with fingers, rice powder, and gentle lotions while avoiding heavy pastes and muds.
At the theaters multiple venues present vaudeville and feature films. The Fair shows Four acts of vaudeville with Harry Carey in Roaring Rails and The Go Getters starring Alberta Vaughn. The Mission screens Thea Narrow Street from Warner Bros with Matt Moore and Dorothy Devore among other features. The Liberty presents Hearts Of the West with Lester Cuneo and includes The Telephone Girl as a chapter.
The column previews vaudeville acts including Jefferson and Marietta The Minstrel Man and the Tennessee Gal Lafayette Delfino and Casey and The Two Robins plus Billy Burke on ukulele and more. Film features include Roaring Rails with Harry Carey Hearts o West and The Fighting Blade at the Fair next week while the Liberty books westerns. crowds filled the theater Thursday for Chesterfield minstrel show and Ross Rogers of the Mission heads to Wichita Falls.
The roundup covers posts about the Lockney post office becoming second class on July 1, Panhandle hog markets led by Canadian, remarks from Memphis and Canadian Chamber meetings, a divorce in district court, grain inspector J B Wallace tallying 4316 cars in 1924, and various local happenings.
A fragmented OCR line lists names May Albert Oscar Rudolph Ramon Jose Moisica with a note on a sound resembling H. The readable text suggests a phonetic clue or misread list rather than a complete event.
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