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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1925
Page
5
A reader asks Dear Dorothy Dix about marrying a divorced woman whose mother and four sisters are all divorcees. Dix explains skepticism about family patterns, urges investigating underlying marital failures, and notes that wives can age faster than husbands due to social and health factors.
A reader letter argues nature gives women a frailer body and doubles the strain with childbearing and monotonous labor. It notes aging accelerates with multiple pregnancies and confinement, but credits women’s clubs, study and travel for awakening and extending youth.
A column by C LARIMORE PERRY outlines daily health topics and tips from a medical perspective. It presents practical guidance for readers on personal wellness and preventive care.
A short essay extols fishing for all ages and vocations, noting the lure of ponds lakes and streams. It compares the simple joy of catching a small fish to the broader appeal of outdoor leisure for workers and hobbyists alike.
A vintage advertisement touts You Know a Tonic as Bao, a tasteless chill tonic that strengthens, invigorates, and restores color to cheeks, claiming it makes you hungry and full of energy for days.
The page highlights several film listings: Faitr with ConstanceTal madge in Learning to Love praised as a delightful comedy, Deandi with Peaches racing chorus, The Mission featuring Willard Louois in a dramatic role, and Liberty presenting Western Fate with Dick Hatton and Neva Cerber. Lige Conley also appears in a comedy.
The Fair hosts Learning to Love with Connie facing a self contained financier. Willard Louis stars in The Man Without a Conscience at the Mission as a cold schemer. The Jolly Flappers perform at Deandi show Peaches for the last time. Western Fate with Dick Hatton and Neva Gerber ends today at the Liberty. Born Rich debuts tomorrow at the Fair with a wealth setting. House Peters stars in Taming a Shrew at the Mission midweek. Patsy Ruth Miller leads the shrew role.
The article extols fishing trips as the best nerve sedative and general tonic. It emphasizes open air, simple living, and pure water while advising a small, harmonious party, new surroundings, and boiled water to safeguard health.
Local miscellany includes quotes on marriage and life from residents, notes on repairs at 114 W 7th, and comments from Paul Speer. Izaak Walton League talks in Lubbock with Gob Ames and others. Rin Tin Tin in a film runs Friday and Saturday. Captains Boyce Field and Radey head to San Antonio for Camp Mabry encampment July 3 to 18. Oasis swimming pool now open. Amarillo visitors report Swisher County in fine shape.
Reports note concrete for the roof of the eight story Amarillo building being poured today. Other items mention Mission Coffee Shop offerings, local business ads, and upcoming hotel annex brickwork near completion with Masonic Temple expected August completion.
The Globe will award four prizes of 25 cents and a one day pass to the Fair theater each for the best and wittiest jokes about kids. Readers may submit bright sayings for children, with several examples from Tulsa and local families. Prizes go to Rayford Hill, Route A Tulsa. Euphame, Mary, Junior, and Johnnie. stories include a sister’s bean vine question and a boy’s bowed spelling attempt interrupted by a pin.
An advertisement touts Tiz foot bath as relief for aching, swollen feet. It promises pain relief from corns, callouses and bunions, claims cleansing exudations from feet, and invites readers to try with a coupon offer.
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