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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1924
Page
5
The piece argues true charity goes beyond money. It highlights giving time, listening, visiting isolated elders, welcoming newcomers, and offering friendship as vital acts. It stresses everyday neighbors can provide greater comfort than wealth and urges active outreach rather than indifference.
A simple one hour neck to hem frock pattern offered in sizes 16 years 36 38 40 and 44 inches requiring 3 yards of 32 or 40 inch material plus 2? yards of ribbon. Price 15c patterns sent by post from Amarillo Globe Texas with pattern forwarded from New York and delivery about ten days.
A style guide for women with fuller hips argues that weight distribution matters more than size. It advises avoiding tight hip emphasis and instead using draped bodices, loose sleeves, caned capes, and coordinated girdles. Filet lace adds a summery look to apricot crepe de chine dresses.
A health and beauty column explains wrinkle timing and home treatments. It recommends steam and massage, cold cream, astringents, and ice to smooth early wrinkles and delay aging. It also notes a 33 inch bust as ideal for a girl and offers lifestyle tips like exercise and fresh air. Dorothy Dix commentary on encouragement and kindness follows.
The Globe invites original child sayings not previously published with a payment of 50 cents per published contribution. Please write on one side only and mail to Bright Sayings Editor Amarillo Globe Amarillo Tex.
Patricia a three year old girl at 300 Jackson Street ran to her home crying after striking a cow with a bucket. The cow kicked out with its foot narrowly missing the child, prompting questions from her mother Mrs. J. B. Celey.
A letter from Mrs. S C Coleman lists children in Sunday school with a joke about a Good Shepherd. J N Brewer notes a brakeman’s 4 year old son and his sister playing school with a railroading mishear. Mrs Harmon sends a tale about a 4 year old girl babysitting and a crying baby without teeth.
In Paris the city aims to replace women street cleaners with men provoking protests of discrimination. The Burr mocks peeping as nonnews. A satirical note redefines apricot as red headed prune. The Sour Owl suggests old time housework reshapes the body.
The ten year hit Rain continues to run in New York, though a motion picture version is unlikely due to religious objections. The drama centers on a clash between a morally wayward woman and a missionary minister, who is drawn to her and ends in self destruction.
A hazel and nut brown kid shoe is shown for afternoon wear. Milady admires its simplicity and soft kid leather. The costume suit and frock display the graceful modish lines of the shoe vogue.
The Globe prints brief child sayings daily and awards 50 cent checks for the brightest remarks. Readers please send in standout lines, noting the little sister’s comment about saying mamma without teeth and other clever exchanges.
The Mission screens Daddies a Warner Bros classic with Harry Myers and Mae Marsh. The Fair features Flapper Wives Selznick adaptation with Jane Murfin play and Diamond Revue. The Liberty presents Treasurer Canyon plus The Way of a Man episode and a comedy. Also Fifty Hollywood beauties in The Enemy Sex and The Salamander adaptation with Owen Johnson. Thomas Meighan stars in The Confidence Man at the Mission Monday.
A review notes Harry Myers leads Daddies produced by David Belasco with Mae Marsh in a lively crowd-pleasing plot about five sisters who fear marriage. Gloria Swanson stars in Manhandled as a society princess in a clever contrasts film. Plapper Wives features Strongheart the dog with May Allison and Vera Reynolds. Treasure Canyon with J B Warner headlines Liberty bill alongside A Sainted Devil cast and The Way of a Man Western序.
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