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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1925
Page
5
A woman laments long unhappy marriage urging independence or leaving. Dorothy Dix responds that many endure decades of cold neglect or nagging and stresses the value of endurance versus risky separation, noting true heroic quiet courage in lasting unions.
The 2000 ton steamship Augusta carrying champagne whisky and cordials valued at 250000 was seized after a blockade run off the Atlantic coast. Acting Captain Charles Wilson and 24 men were arrested as customs crews found no papers licenses or ship's articles.
A letter from C. H. E. explains a tripartite situation among himself his wife and a young woman. He seeks a path of friendship without marriage while admitting jealousy and emotional ties. He states neither party intends wrongdoing and asks how the three can remain friends.
You can't. It is an utter impossibility for a man's wife and his lady love to be friends. You demand they be more than human and expect no jealousy. The idea of harem sisterhood is questioned, and Dorothy Dix argues men would not tolerate rivals or cling to complacent husband roles.
At the Mich mingling, Che Misson presents The Crowded Hour starring Bebe Daniels a blend of romance and comedy reflecting everyday life. The Deandi shows closing week with daily bill changes and fast motion pictures. Chickie at the Fair features Dorothy Mackaill in a modern girl epic. Lefty Flynn stars in The No Gun Man at the Liberty a Western with a twist.
At the Fair last night Chickie with Dorothy Mackaill drew a good crowd and was praised as well directed. Bebe Daniels starred in The Crowded Hour at the Mission, with strong performances noted for her vehicle. The Dead End's Jolly Flappers offered a lively bill, while Lefty Flynn in The No Gun Man opened Liberty House to solid interest before closing tonight. Ross Rogers plans new policy for Deandi theaters next week with vaudeville hours shortened and higher pricing. Gypsy Sweethearts, previously at the Fair, announce return engagements in Denver then here.
The Department of Agriculture predicted a favorable beef cattle position versus last year with higher prices likely for fall fed steers. It cited expected feeder cattle demand due to scarce fed cattle, ample corn at reasonable prices, and reduced hog supply.
Grain and milling men meeting with J. J. Cole traffic manager for the Board of City development voted to send J. Cole and Walter Barlow managers of the Great West Mill and Elevator to Dallas to join train milling and traffic men of the state. They will discuss mileage scales in the Panhandle territory with rates likely to be withheld from October 12 pending fairness investigation.
Aurora Illinois July 28 with trotters and pacers under the same system as runners, every heat a race, and events varying in distance the first annual Aurora meeting at Exposition park opens. More than 400 trotters and pacers are on the program under a modified pari mutuel system.
Coca Cola in bottles becomes a preferred option at neighborhood shop with displays including Auto Tops curtains and Cazzeil's noted in the brief listing.
J D Wrather returns from a three weeks trip to Long Peach California. Globe want ads work while you sleep. W H Hinton called to Monroe Louisiana by death of his brother Mrs O C Lloyd ill ten days reported improved. Mr and Mrs A F Smith Griffith Bonnie Witt Sue Hudgins pleasure trip to Delta ranch Monday. I F Sapp Emory Witt return to Amarillo after ten day fishing trip to Colorado. Mr and Mrs Richard Scott Vigo Park today. Globe want ads work while you sleep. Mr and Mrs Clinkscales left last week for two weeks vacation in Dallas.
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