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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1925
Page
3
Dorothy Dix counsels a woman separated seven years earlier to divorce her cheating husband and his lover to gain dignity and a chance to rebuild. She argues reconciliation is unlikely and emphasizes securing the children's future and the home.
A brief health feature from United Feature Syndicate notes daily health tips and medical insights. The column highlights practical guidance for readers on wellness routines and preventive care.
The piece argues against rigid routines and promotes walking three to four miles daily at three miles per hour as the most effective exercise. It cautions overdoing exercise and promotes light regimens for nervous or paralyzed wills, claiming fresh air and sunshine are essential yet often lacking at home.
The Fair presents Born Rich from Garrick Pictures with a blend of tense drama and humor. Deandi shows Jolly Flappers with Viola Rappert in His Country Sweetheart. The Mission features House Peters in Headwinds from Universal Jewel. Liberty screens Outwitted with William Desmond and Helen Holmes and The Riddle Rider as a swift society picture.
Screen and Spotlight review a drama of wealth and ruin in Born Rich at the Fair theater. Bert Lytell and Claire Windsor star as a wealthy couple whose marriage is tested by infidelity and financial ruin, amid lavish sets and a baby.
The article highlights "The Dixie Handicap" shown at the Fair Friday and Saturday, a vivid production of turf atmosphere. It also promotes "Tracked in the Snow Country" at the Mission, featuring Rin Tin Tin the renowned German police dog, described as a standout showcase.
S B A members must meet at 8 30 Saturday morning at 113 West Seventh to load for the canyon picnic. Bring chicken fishing tackle swings bait babies floats bathing suits and picnic paraphernalia for members guests and house guests. Rin Tin Tin film listed for Mission Friday and Saturday.
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