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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1925
Page
5
A reader learns from Dorothy Dix about choosing a husband for lasting happiness. The column weighs two suitors, favors No. 1 for reliability and attentiveness, and argues true marital joy rests on kindness, consideration, and dependable love rather than status or wealth.
The Housewife's Idea Box suggests a method to make canned peas taste fresh. Do not boil in canning liquor. Rinse by pouring boiling water over peas in a colander. Then heat with a little butter pepper and salt in a saucepan for serving.
At the theaters the Fair Richards, The Mission The Swan stars Frances Howard and Ricardo Cortez in a three act extravaganza of illusion and mystery. The Liberty presents Shootin Square with Jack Perrin and The Telephone Girl with Alberta Vaughn.
Reviewers praise Richards the magician for stunning levitation feats and clever stunts at the Fair. They note his stage presence and mystery, plus entertaining comedy between acts, as audiences applaud his extraordinary performance and skill.
Interviews from the Clarendon area praise Clarendon College and West Texas citizenship. Stated figures include a $126 check from festival visitors and community pride in the college as a strong local institution. Also describes tunic costume patterns and fashion pattern details with price notice.
A column by M D Rimore Perry discusses the therapeutic effects of hot baths on insomnia and muscle soreness. It notes heat dilates skin vessels increasing blood flow to the skin while cooling baths shrink them, and cautions proper timing and supervision. A separate item reports railway personnel changes and a planned line extension in the American Southwest.
State's Attorney in Chicago orders arrest warrant for William D. Bhenhard, key figure in the inquiry into the death of millionaire foster son William Nelson McClintock. Isabelle Pope, the fiancé of the deceased, assists with the investigation amid the case's tense inquiries.
Soldier-Solon John Q Tilson of Connecticut will lead the Republican Committee on Committees in the Sixty-ninth Congress. On the same day it was announced Tilson, a colonel in the Ordnance Department Reserve, had been ordered to active duty for three months on the Army General Staff.
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