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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
5
Dorothy Dix advises Ruth a high school senior about dating realism and trust. She argues that deceit exists on both sides and that love requires accepting imperfect courtship, noting both genders share flaws and that honest feelings are rare but possible.
By order of the Potter County District Court the Galbraith Foxworth Tumber Company versus Northwestern Cotton Company case 4465 schedules public auction for July 7 1925 between 10 am and 4 pm at Holland Addition Amarillo. Items include two General Electric electric motors and a ginning outfit with scales. Sale subject to prior lien by City Light and Water Company for 2275 dollars. The sheriff Wiley Pollard signs. June 12 1925.
At the theaters The Mission offers a double bill with The Parasite and Captain Klein schmidt's Adventures in the Far North on Wednesday and Thursday. The Fair presents His Hour by Elinor Glyn, the most talked of modern writer. The Deandi features Ride im Cowboy and Spitters comedy with Blind Circumstance a fast Western. The Liberty shows The Lure of the Yukon with Eva Novak and Thursday only also The Riddle Rider and Larry Lemon comedy.
A June 23 filing roundup lists warranty deeds, deeds of trust, transfers, affidavits, and certified copies across multiple blocks and plats. Names include Wrather, Dittberner, McGuerre, Summers, Parr, Isaacson, Scroggins, Newby, Willis, Gill, and others with sums ranging from 1,000 to 48,030 dollars.
Notices list numerous warranty deeds transfers and releases recorded June 24 in County Clerk office. Entries include Roy H Smith to Millie Smith for lot 1 block 196 G&S. Reece S&S Allen to Anna Taylor Fort Sec 168 block 2 for 2500. Groen to Farm & Home several lots in J. Hts and Summers. Kee to Henderson lot 7 block 220. and various transfers to United Savings Bank and Standard S&L with amounts ranging from 400 to 2000 plus. Releases show multiple parties including Williams-Orr and Kirk releasing judgments.
Universal film The Saddle Hawk is brought back to realism and will show at the Fair theater the last of the week. Rufus Armstrong, manager of the Jolly Flappers, promises new faces on the show Monday.
Patrons enjoyed Screen and Spotlight at the Mission theater with actual polar expeditions and seven months of frozen survival. The program includes The Parasite a divorce tale, The Ridin Kid from Powder River at the Liberty, and Hoot Gibson’s appeal. Friday and Saturday offer The Go-Uetters and Wis Hour at the Fair praised for Elinor Glyn style with strong photography and performances by John Gilbert and Aileen Pringle. The Deandi bill offers Sputters or Ride em Cowboy. Friday and Saturday the Mission presents The Spaniard with Ricardo Cortez, promising a bold western drama with romantic peril.
Digestive imperfection causes systemic weakness and various ailments. Ferraline is advertised as a ten day treatment that regenerates digestive organs, relieves stomach disorders, and restores appetite with a money back guarantee to druggists.
A man and a woman discuss appearances and prospects as he questions her temper and she weighs marriage with practicality. She dismisses his looks as adequate and calls him a potential meal ticket, suggesting a pragmatically arranged nuptial. The dialogue hints that genuine romance is unlikely.
An advertisement from Randal Drug Co promotes Adlerika as a fast acting intestinal evacuant. It lists ingredients like buckthorn and glycerine and claims relief from constipation within one hour and removal of unseen matter, noting it helps gas unless caused by deeper issues.
Dorothy Dix argues men and women misperceive each other and resist harsh self-critique. She claims men seek flattery and women face ongoing pursuit, criticizing independent attitudes as fairy tales and rejecting Lady Disdain behavior.
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