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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1925
Page
6
Dorothy Dix argues beauty varies by woman and inner life rather than age. She cites Spanish artist Zoloaga praising older women, notes youth charms for many, but says intelligence and inner peace sustain beauty into middle age and beyond, while matrimony and love enhance bridal radiance.
Kerr and Walsh Amarillo drew the plans for the first unit of a new $60,000 high school building at Ralls. Cinnady & Stark of Lockney hold the general contract, Mexico Plumbing and Heating of Clayton, NM handles plumbing and heating, while J B Maxey of Lubbock won the fourth floor addition to the Plainview hotel.
Hereford lodge No. 849 A F and A M elected H L Rice worshipful master and Lank Ramey senior warden. Hereford chapter No. 248 Ma sonic elected C C Acker high priest H L Rice king and other officers L Thompson scribe IT B Webb treasurer J S Jones secretary Q O J Tatman tyler.
Forty gallons ripe cherries offered at a special closing price of 0 per gallon by C C D Produce Market.
The Fair offers Love Everything featuring Alma Rubens and a variety program with Case the Fiddler by Armstrong Musical Comedy. The Mission presents After Six Days in color spectacle. Liberty screens The Millionaire Cowboy with Lefty Flynn and The Riddle Rider with William Desmond, plus a comedy.
A noisy critique notes the film On Doctor is a crude comedy about Rufus Billups Jr. chasing a nurse after a minor fever scare. The review praises Eleonore Boardman in a key role and highlights the Metro-Goldwyn Pictures release The Silent Accuser alongside theater offerings at the Paty and Liberty venues including The Mad Inventor musical show.
Daily Health Talks outlines how hereditary germ-cell defects pass to offspring. It notes tall or stout lineages, twins in descent, deformities like hairy cleft palate, pug nose, and that a mother must carry the defect for it to appear. It warns against cousin marriages and lists mental illness, epilepsy, deafness, and cancer as inheritable risks under Mendelian laws.
Fragmentary text describes a meeting or omen reportedly seen at a street corner. The garbled phrasing makes specifics uncertain but suggests a local tale or superstition referenced by a bystander.
J. J. Clayton of Hereford plans to compare Durnett Mebane Half and Taif Big Boll cottons this spring in a side by side seed variety test. Soil, tillage, and records are standardized across varieties to judge best suited in Deaf Smith County. County Agent R. O. Dunkle oversees three additional tests in differing soils. Cotton men of West Texas monitor the trials closely.
The text asserts that daughters of an affected father should not marry, while normal individuals may marry into unaffected lines. It claims such unions carry no taint in their germ cells and emphasizes no hereditary defect in descendants.
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