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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1925
Page
5
Dorothy Dix counsels a 20 year old engaged to a man she does not love to marry for love not convenience. She warns against divorce seeking, stresses mutual satisfaction, and notes marriage is hard work with long hours and few holidays. The piece also outlines that a wife’s duties include homemaking and child care before any leisure.
A new Army recruiting order requests fifty infantry recruits and twenty five for east artillery at the same station, plus fifty for infantry and ten for medical service in the Ninth Corps area including California. Serg Freeman said the quotas should fill quickly and young men should see him at the federal building.
The Mission shows Faint Perfume from Zona Gale with Schulberg production. The Deandi features the Jolly Flappers on the second bill. The Fair presents The One Way Street starring Ben Lyon and Anna Q Nilsson from Beale Davis literary sensation. The Liberty presents Pioneers of the West a William Mix western with new western innovations.
Screen and Spotlight reviews highlight The One Way Street starring Ben Lyon and Anna Q Nilsson as a singer seeks youth’s past adulation. Faint Perfume closes at Mission with romance, while Deandi offers Bud’s Last Night Out and Chick Griffin’s comedy. Pioneers of the West screens at Liberty with Western novelty.
Chaves County Roswell New Mexico requests exhibit space at the Amarillo Tri-State exposition. It becomes the fourteenth county to enter the fair county exhibit. The Dalhart government experimental station also asked for regular county booth space. Laundry ad follows.
South Dakota highway commission plans to sell gasoline to force price reductions, undercutting private firms by at least 4 cents. Standard Oil of Indiana cuts local prices to 23 to 24 cents a gallon as seven state stations open with 22 cents, followed by more stations and supply expected next week. Weatherford Watermelons advertised at market.
Fire of undetermined origin swept Garford fourteen miles north of Mineral Wells early Thursday, destroying the First National Bank and Dr E F Harrison offices with an estimated loss of 15000 dollars. Firemen battled flames after being discovered by Dr Harrison at 430 am and saved fireproof bank funds.
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