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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1925
Page
5
Dorothy Dix mocks perceived female contradictions and foibles noting women as both weak and strong, vain and practical, temperamental and patient, ending with the line that men do not understand them. The piece surveys aging, diet, vanity, labor, and social roles with satirical tone.
A Wednesday and Thursday program features The Parasite and Captain Klein Schmidt's Adventures in the Far North. His Hour from Elinor Glyn screens as the popular novel adaptation, while Peaches and Blind Circumstance are shown by Jolly Flapers with the Liberty Theater screening Reckless Riding Hill and The Rider legend.
A collage of film notices occupies the page with Roald Amundsen polar voyage lore featured in Captain Klein Schmitt’s Adventures in the Far North at the Mission Thursday and Wednesday. Leading actors Elinor Givn and Aileen Pringle are highlighted in Mrs. Glyn’s His Hour at the Fair. Other theater listings include Peaches at the Deands, Blind Circumstance with George Chesebro at the same venue, Reckless Hiding Bill at the Liberty, and a Mae Murray Ufa contract report from Los Angeles. Local residents Bartlett and Watkins are noted visiting relatives and travel plans.
The Globe will award four pints priced at 25 cents each and a one day theater pass for the best and wittiest jokes about kids each day. Parents may submit bright sayings for children or other kids.
A list of prize recipients and anecdotes from classroom moments. Edna Millican and Miss Mildred Hancock are named in streets along with brief scenes of children learning, a pumping station wish, and a geography question about seeds and minerals.
Bids for erecting a building in common school district No 1 will be received by the School Board until 2 pm June 27 1925 at the county superintendent office. Bids must include a 150 dollar bond guarantee check. Plans and specs available at the County Superintendent’s office. June 21-23 co District No 1.
A Daily Health feature explains tooth structure including dentine enamel and pulp, noting decay stems from trapped food particles, heat and moisture, and tartar forming a breeding ground for infection. It stresses neglect of dental care as the root cause of decay and bad breath.
Thomas H. Nelson, former Boy Scout executive, made a trip yesterday and found that the country around Amarillo appears steady as cotton prospects look favorable amid concern among local businessmen.
Mr. Nelson notes cotton is high and farmers are hopeful about prospects. The rain is described as ensuring a bumper yield and farmers view cotton as the money crop this year.
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