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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1924
Page
5
Dorothy Dix answers three questions on trust and love. Perfect faith is rare yet essential for lasting love, while blind belief is foolish. A loving girl will seek her partner’s happiness but should not yield to tyranny, and casual rides do not prove deeper feeling unless context shows commitment.
Advice column excerpt addressing marital arguments and discipline. Dorothy Dix counsels a despondent wife to refrain from arguing, letting her husband speak unchallenged while she keeps silent. The piece extols avoiding dispute to preserve harmony and warns that arguing harms relationships. It also includes reader questions about marriage and widowed plans.
In New York fashion notes, grown children diverge from traditional roles as scarfed crepe ensembles take the stage. Designers highlight bolero influenced silhouettes with tightened waists, abbreviated jackets, and blouses beneath, while bonbon pink and cream lace fabrics create a polished summer look.
Household tip from The Housewife suggesting boiling sausages ten minutes before serving to prevent breaking and improve texture. Also included is an advertisement for a Summer Fashion Magazine offering cretonne and cotton patterns with sizes and a paid pattern by mail from Amarillo Globe Texas.
Alec Holden returns from a poker game to discover Eleanor in a compromising embrace with Ricky Quarles in the library. The sight provokes disturbing thoughts for Holden, while Eleanor nonchalantly introduces him to her father, leaving the matter unresolved as the chapter ends.
The writer cautions a widow about marrying a sick or poor widower. A rich, healthy partner with money for nurses is ideal, while a sicker or nonwealthy spouse risks becoming a slave to health needs and prohibitive burdens in old age.
A humorous narrative about choosing to bob one’s hair challenges family mockery. The speaker recounts initial resistance, personal reflection after seeing a full length mirror, and eventual satisfaction with shorter hair. Reactions range from teasing to self acceptance and a sense of refreshed confidence.
The Amarillo Globe invites original child sayings for five cents each. Submissions must be new and not previously printed in any publication. Write on one side, address to Bright Sayings Editor, Amarillo Globe, Amarillo, Texas.
A 3 year old Veneta in Veleta district warns diners Dont eat that soup worms were put in it sparking a riotish reaction. The piece also shares a string of Bright Sayings letters and child anecdotes from Amarillo Canyon Tulia and other Texas towns.
Reader asks about clar pack use for dry acne prone skin and knuckle care. Cay pack can be used every five to six weeks. Night regimen includes cold cream, hot towel compress, Castile soap rinse, milk of almonds with cherry laurel water, weekly almond food cream massage, and glove overnight for hands. Suggest suction washer for hands and cold water before hot immersion, borax for hard water, glycerine rose water lotion, almond meal cleansing, and salt on knuckles twice daily if not irritated.
Cecil B. DeMille presents The Mission Triumph with Leatrice Joy and Rodha Rocque a comedy and news reel. The Love Pirate features Carmel Meyers and Diamond Revue. The Liberty Backbone stars Alfred Lunt and Edith Roberts in Look Out Below a comedy.
A bustling cinema lineup dominates last night with "Triumph" starring Leatrice Joy and Rod LaRocque drawing praise. "Feet of Clay" and "The Love Pirate" also among highlighted pictures. Will Rogers drew cheers at the fair, while "Backbone" and "The Ghost City" serials entertain at the Liberty and the Fair.
A vintage instruction outlines crafting a bathrobe entirely from Turkish towels. It describes cutting the towel into two sleeves and torso sections, folding and shaping the front and neck, and adding borders and ribbons to match. The piece aims for a comfortable, useful garment.
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