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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1925
Page
10
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Cynthia and Jim attend a dog show outing that strains their marriage as Cynthia reconnects with old friends and potential rivals. The pair navigate jealousy and family expectations while sharing dinner and a tense, hopeful mood amid the crowds and animals.
A reader letter outlines a home beauty routine including sponge baths, heat, and steam to improve oily skin and neckbands. The writer prescribes showers with soap, a weekly ironed soap-scrub, hot water steam, and a diet note with baked potatoes for a reducing diet.
A Tennessee legislative debate over evolution prompts a defense letter predicting constitutional challenges and: a warning that selecting or altering a biology text to conform with anti evolution laws could trigger criminal prosecution. The case hinges on how public schools teach evolution and which textbooks are approved.
The Bay oul troops win bronze and ribbon badges for humane work aiding animals. Scouts in Ann Arbor and Milwaukee aid animals, with one dog saved using first aid. The piece notes the Scout Law and ethics, and cites the American Humane Association efforts.
Immigrant from Dublin and longtime Bowery entertainer Lawlor, composer behind The Sidewalks of New York, died of heart disease. He created the melody after a 1894 Bowery dance scene, with James Blake turning it into a song that earned about $2,000 initially and later millions in copies. The death follows a life of touring in beer halls and crowds, ending in obscurity before the Democratic convention.
West Baden Indiana June 2 The General Federation of Women's Clubs session opened with a push for uniform marriage and divorce laws led by Genevieve Parkhurst and Mrs Gilbert Davis legislative chair. A resolution calls for educational campaign to survey the 483 state laws and advocate a federal amendment.
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