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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1925
Page
7
A letter from A H K asks if weekly absence from home will hurt happiness. Dorothy Dix counsels that absence can be managed, warns against monotony, and suggests a limited separation. A teen asks about secret marriage at 17. Dix warns against rushing into marriage, highlights risks to girl and family, and urges patience and honesty.
The Globe offers four prizes of 25 cents and a one day pass to the Bair theater each day for the best and wittiest jokes about kids. Parents may submit bright sayings for their children or other children, with the jokes focusing on the doings and sayings of the kids. This becomes a regular daily feature.
The crop reporting board weighs Austin St Garside suggestion to publish estimated yield per acre rather than condition figures in its cotton reports. Chairman W F Gallander backs the idea saying it could avoid criticism of forecasts failing to hold. The text ends with an unrelated ad line about Kist flavored frozen suckers.
The program features Colleen Moore in a picturization of Ziegfeld themes and Sally praised by city writers. The Deandl Jolly Flappers perform Summer Wearders while The Border Legion and The Mission appear with Ethel Layton. The Liberty presents The Fighting Sap with Fred Thompson and Silver King, plus Rolling Down to Rio and a navy comedy.
Crowds pack the Fair theatres for the initial showing of Sally starring Colleen Moore. Reviewers praise the human, relatable characters and Leon Erroll as Count of Checkercovinia. Sally runs through Tuesday while The Mansion of Aching Hearts at Mission also captivates theatergoers.
A review notes a busy week of shows featuring Summer Boarders at the teandi and Wednesday and Thursday reels. The Jolly Wrappers perform with a lively mix including The Fighting Sap with Fred Thompson and Silver King, plus Rolling Down to Rio. Reckless Ridin Bill, a Bill Mix production, is highlighted as Wed and Thu, with The Hour by Ekinor Glyn praised for its psychological drama starring Aileen Pringle and John Gilbert.
Brief health column note by Dr. Larimore Perry references ongoing traction prohibition and copyright notice from United Feature Syndicate. No further context or patient details provided.
The author urges twice yearly dentist visits for thorough cleaning and early decay detection. Emphasizes understanding why brushing matters, warns that preventative care is cheaper than extensive future work, and notes past and present dentifrice trends while stressing mechanical tooth cleaning benefits.
Dorothy Perkins 11 year old, who killed Thomas Templeton after an unwanted courtship, is ordered to serve 15 years. Michael Connors, 40, faces possible criminal assault charges while serving a wife beating sentence. Assistant D A A Donald says indictment to be sought. Auburn prison term delayed while case shapes.
Fragmented notes show Miss Margaret Caswell and others connected to Oklahoma A and M College activities. A small fine of 10 dollars was levied in police court for disregarding a railway crossing signal. Mention appears of Oasis swimming pool tow, Amarillo High School gym needs, and a local insurance bonds ad by 7. M. Lefforge & Co.
The article states a clean tooth does not decay and stresses brushing after meals to remove food particles. It warns rinsing alone is ineffective, asserts cleanliness relies on mechanical cleaning rather than paste or powder, and notes tartar and cavities require a dentist for removal or filling.
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