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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1924
Page
3
Dorothy Dix argues that grown siblings should help younger ones get an education and start in life but should not shoulder lifelong financial dependence. They should demand repayment when possible, while recognizing family duty and the obligation of stronger members to aid weaker relatives.
The column argues divorce rises from higher life expectations rather than dress or jazz. It cites emancipation boosting female independence, changing marital roles, and easier access to divorce as key factors. It notes men resisting hardship of old times and warns against dependency while stressing modern desire for happiness and companionship.
Marian, Alec Holden's secretary, wrestles with growing love and fear of consequences as she dreams of a future together. Alec grapples with Harriet's cold control and his own desire for youth and risk, setting the stage for a dangerous personal clash tomorrow.
The Globe invites children to submit original sayings not previously printed for a 50 cent payment per published line. Entries must be written on one side and mailed to Bright Sayings Editor Amarillo Globe Amarillo Texas with no acknowledgment of nonavailability.
A Claude Tex column recalls humorous child quips from siblings and relatives in everyday life including barber chairs and country dinners. It also notes Fa mous Players Lasky will release The Side-Show of Life from The Mountebank with Brenon Torrence Nilsson. Since 1920, 141 all electrical homes have opened across 36 states.
In a 1924 Public Ledger piece Dorothy Dix argues that unhappy marriages harm both partners and that women may seek independence as living costs rise. She challenges the notion bachelors stay single due to bad marriages and notes affectionate, steady husbands can be more loving than flashy lovers.
Mrs. Sam Orr hosted Amarillo Needle Club at 1705 Van Buren Tuesday for needlework and social chat. Guests and attendees included numerous local women and visitors from Dallas and Los Angeles amid garden flowers and a luncheon.
Mrs. F E Cornelius and daughter Edna return to Amarillo from South West Texas for health reasons. Irene Sullivan leaves for Denver with sister Nora Sullivan to visit relatives. Second Baptist W M A elects officers with Mrs Ora Webster as president and Sunbeam hour moved to morning worship. Mrs Jennie Gruhlkey resigns as Sunbeam leader. children under 9 invited to Sunbeam exercises Sundays at 10 45. Mrs G E Griswold and Mrs W D Scroggins visit Tucumcari. Buchanan Street Methodist reports 122 in Sunday school and $20 90 collected. Buchanan Street Methodist W M A meets for Bible study on Acts chapter four. Mrs B G Flacey recovering from illness. Second Baptist urged to assist with comforts. W M A study hour and social hour with ice cream and cookies follows.
At the theaters The Fair presents The Goldfish starring Constance Talmadge in a First National film. The Liberty shows Battling Bates with Edmund Cobb as part of The Ghost City episode. The Mission screens Beau Brummel with John Barrymore in a Warner Brothers classic.
Director Edwin Carewe takes the cast Claire Windsor Hert Lytell Walter McGrail Panzer Montague Love Rosemary Theby on a 14000 mile location journey from Hollywood to the Algerian Sahara to film A Son of the Sahara First National picture. The crew filmed in Biskra Tougourt and Paris studio interiors while showing Arabs French cavalry and soldiers in a desert battle sequence.
Thomas Meighan and Paramount players film in Banff Alberta and Lake Louise for The Alaskan produced by Herbert Brenon. The crew shifted from Alaska to the Canadian mountains after photos of Rainier Park inspired a return trip. Pacific coast ports hosted a warm welcome as the group travels northward.
In the Metro film Sherlock Jr. Buster Keaton plans to tame lions during a stunt at the Mission theater. Seven lions roared for days as neighbors complained, and a staged cage scene ended with Keaton fleeing through bars. The comedy follows a motion picture operator who becomes a star and revisits his hometown theater.
The program at the Liberty today features Battling Bates with Ed mund Cobb known as Two-Fisted Ed. A clever dog named Shep, a sheep dog and Airedale mix, assists in rescue scenes. Also on the bill are an episode of The Ghost City western serial and a Pathe comedy.
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