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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1925
Page
3
Dorathy Din discusses self sacrificing mothers and the idea that good parenting avoids self neglect. A health column follows advocating calorie control and simple exercise for weight loss with a sample 1500 calorie daily menu and notes on bananas as a helpful, digestible food.
The Housewife suggests reviving wrinkled silk by dabbing with a weak gum arabic solution then ironing on the wrong side with a warm iron. The method aims to restore the fabric to look like new.
Warner Brothers new Picture Bore’s Lover screens at the Mission today and tomorrow. Featured stars include Bert Lytell Willard Louis Clara Bow and Trene Rich. Rich previously starred in This Woman at the Mission and Louis gained fame for the cake-eating in Three Women at Flare Wood.
The Globe offers four 25 cent prizes and a one day pass for best jokes in a daily feature. Highlights include Howard Pederer and Rose Rogers promoting a new picture at the Misaton, with other films at the Deandt and Fair theaters and ongoing acts by the Deandt Synecopators. Also noted are cast details for One Year to Live and Stranger in Cannon Valley, plus a quirky anecdote on teaching chicks to swim and a discussion of bananas as a health food.
A reader notes a climbing rose at 1615 J Lincoln Street and urges a visit. The item mentions West Texas entering a statewide cotton contest and the Atlantic Life Insurance Company of Virginia with William Flanning as general agent. Oil men have traveled from Amarillo to Panhandle to watch the Johnson ranch oil suit. Saturday night gatherings with the sheriff’s department continue, yielding several minor charges last week.
In Redland California the First Methodist Episcopal church held a 24 hour continuous Bible reading with more than a third completed by midnight. About fifty readers had taken part and the schedule extends beyond the eight hour plan as readings proceed through Chronicles at the stroke of midnight.
A tribal household story from Sos Angeles notes Miss Olge Celeste must feed a pet leopard named Echtec or the animal will not eat. The odd custom centers on the creature at each mealtime and highlights local domestic rituals.
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