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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1924
Page
6
A reader asks whether to marry for security or stay single. The columnist warns against a loveless marriage, noting lifelong unhappiness and social fraud. She argues enduring singleness need not lower a woman and contrasts past pressures with modern choices and dignity.
A Parisian style critique notes a hat with gilded feathers and a tall feathered crown, likening it to a bird in a gilded cage. The piece contrasts fashion with personal character and argues marriage does not moralize or transform women, quoting Dorothy Dix on resilience and self-reliance.
An advertisement offers a cretonne and chambray style pattern in multiple bust sizes with yardage and price details. It promotes a Spring and Summer Fashion Magazine and pattern department order by mail from Amarillo Globe, Texas, with 15 cents plus postage and 10 cents for the magazine.
Marian Colby struggles with her feelings for Alec Holden while her mother pressures her toward Jim Hunter. A tense dinner scene reveals hidden affections as Marian rebuffs expectations and contemplates a life apart from arranged marriage.
A 1924 guidance column suggests to a highly nervous twenty somethings girl to combat lip biting by reducing stress with medical advice if needed, breathing and outdoor exercise, and replacing the habit with a hobby and auto suggestion focusing on smooth lips.
The Globe invites original child sayings for 50 cents each. entries must be new and not published before. Submit on one side of the paper to Bright Sayings Editor Amarillo Globe Amarillo Texas with the required address and payment details.
A batch of Bright Sayings and letters from Tulsa and Tulia reporters recount anecdotes and edifying quips. Topics include a tough neighborhood grouch, Elmer who outsmarts a whipping, and debates over ankle size versus brain. The items showcase small-town wit and curious beliefs.
The Mission By Divine Right stars Elliott Dexter and Mildred Harris with a comedy and news reel. The Love Piker features Anita Stewart and Robert Frazer with Diamond Revue and comedy at The Fair. Westbound with J B Warner appears at The Liberty, plus an episode of The Santa Fe Trail and a comedy.
Elliott Dexter marks his first Grand Asher feature in By Divine Right a powerful dramatic tale of a missionary falsely accused jailed presumed dead who returns under a new name to right past wrongs. Fire scene and a railroad wreck add thrill while Mildred Harris supports Dexter amid a psychic thread and romance. A comedy and news reel accompany the show today and tomorrow at the Mission.
Jesse L. Lasky announces a contract with Paramount for future Zane Gray stories to be produced as films and released in book form simultaneously. The Fair theater offers a busy lineup today and tomorrow led by The Love Picker starring Anita Stewart with Robert Frazer. Liner's Diamond Revue and A Telephone Girl comedy by H. C. Witwer are on stage.
An offbeat remark urges caution about provoking trouble. The line references a hornets nest, an 8 boat sighting, and the affections of a cave man in a quirky cautionary quip.
Keep a pair of clean sharp shears hanging in the kitchen for convenience. They beat a knife for trimming bacon rind and are handy for snipping marshmallows for salads or cutting small pieces of garnish. Wipe and store away from steam to prevent rust.
Readers learn to trim asparagus by saving the lower stalk ends after paring and cooking. The text shifts to a fashion description of a white plaid flannel coat with blue binding, slim box silhouette, ideal for boating or country wear, with blue hats and coordinating accessories.
Comedies draw crowds at the Fair with Margaretta Tuttle filming Feet of Clay in Hollywood for De Mille. Clara Beranger and William de Mille collaborate on The Bedroom Window while Westbound at Liberty, featuring J. B. Warner and Ernest Torrence returns from The Mountebank set. Anna Q. Nilsson also returns to the coast after starring in the same Paramount picture.
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