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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
5
Dorothy Dix counsels a 20 year old suitor to delay marriage to avoid a life of conflict with a wife who would clash with his devotion to his widowed mother. She argues that a young man at twenty lacks stable judgment and that waiting five or six years increases readiness for a lasting partnership.
The article explains headaches signal deeper problems. Eye strain digestion and tooth issues trigger headaches. A systematic elimination method with medical checkups is advised. For severe headaches, hot bath and rest, then follow up with a doctor. A social commentary warns against marrying at twenty due to financial and life risks.
The Fair shows Girl Shy with Harold Lloyd and Spat Family comedy. Liberty presents Ten Scars Make a Man, and The Extra Seven with Leo Maloney. The Mission features Forty Winks with Raymond Griffith and Viola Dana. Also Mast Express and The Last Laugh, a German film without subtitles, plus Westerns and vaudeville acts.
Richards America's Greatest Magician brings an eighteen-artist company and forty trained animals for a four day engagement at the Fair Theater starting next Monday. He promises to answer questions on business, love, health, and domestic troubles using scientific methods and psychology. Send plainly written questions with full name and return to Richards care of the theater.
East Amarillo identity discussion marks future naming change to East Side, linking area more closely with Amarillo. Wast Amarillo civic club plans extensive improvements as part of a Greater Amarillo effort. Local sick lists include I M Giles and son Marion, Pauline Thackery, and Mrs Wilson. Funeral visitors for S H Doty from Arthur Street, with Doty family present in Amarillo. General health in Glenwood addition described as excellent with no serious sickness reported.
Under the contractual clause the individual may respond solely at the theater and only the person's initials may be used to refer to the individual in any questions or discussions.
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