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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1925
Page
7
A group of women debates whether a wife should endure a weary marriage or seek divorce when a husband tires of her at middle age. They weigh loyalty, heartbreak, and practical steps, with differing views on whether freedom benefits the abandoned wife.
The Housewife’s Idea Box offers a method to test linen by moistening a finger and pressing it on the wrong side of the fabric. If the moisture penetrates quickly, the material is linen, a tip from The Housewife.
At the theaters The Fair Richards offers a three act extravaganza of illusion and mystery. The Liberty presents Shootin Square and a phone girl with Alberta Vauj. The Mission shows The Swan with Frances Howard and Ricardo Cortez, plus other features with Jack Perrin and The Telegraph.
The note highlights a two day run of Forbidden Paradise starring Pola Negri and directed by Ernst Lubitsch at the Mission, praised for old world court settings and Negri’s central role. It also previews Richards at the Fair, a strong illusion act, a Mission style show featuring Schwartz Dress, a school kids matinee, and Johnny Hines in The Bally Bird with Hoot Gibson’s The Hurricane Kid, plus upcoming bills The Tornado and The Thundering Herd at nearby venues.
The column urges wives to consider divorce or at least deter husbands from dangerous affairs by protecting them during a midlife romantic phase described as a second summer. It compares the situation to nursing a baby through a difficult period and warns of gold-diggers targeting affluent husbands.
Rainbow 1000 Island dressing is widely used in Amarillo households and available at all grocers. The label touts its adaptability for salads sandwiches and dips.
A collage of short remarks from readers including Walt, Mason, and Roy Greenhill with references to The Globe. Mentions of Sam Houston, Jeff Davis, a grasshopper year prediction, praise for The Globe, a doctor tale, Canad ian pride, Shamrock oil hopes, water bond notes, and a bird cage ad pepper the clipping.
A health note explains tetanus, its causes, and the impact of antitoxin vaccines. It covers the germ source, mortality before and after antitoxin use, typical Injury routes, symptom progression, and the advice to seek medical care for suspicious wounds. It ends with a casual church notice and contact line.
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