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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1925
Page
7
A widow seeks guidance on loaning money to a predatory partner. Dorothy Dix condemns borrowing from men as exploitation, and warns against self-serving relationships. In a second letter a young woman asks about drinking with peers. Dix cautions that refusing drinks signals virtue.
Fashion writer Hedda Hoyt warns against extreme dress trends noting short skirts dominate and age considerations matter. She argues modest necklines long sleeves and careful color choices preserve style without vanity or sensational excess.
A columnist counsels a reader to accept her husband’s habit of smoking. She argues life isn’t lacking joy and suggests a wife should not nag but rather allow tobacco in moderation. The piece also includes an advert for permanent waving services and Rainbow Potato chips.
The Fair Richards presents a three act illusion show in a vaudeville style extravaganza. The Liberty venue showcases magic and mystery with audience intrigue and stagecraft.
A silent era program features Pola Negri and Rod LaRocque in Forbidden Paradise with Lester Cuneo among other talents. The lineup includes Ten Chase comedy and additional features on the bill.
The column reviews Forbidden Paradise as top Pola Negri work with Lubitsch’s direction and Adolphe Menjou’s strong performance. It notes Richards the magician at the Fair, Range Vultures ending at Liberty, The Early Bird at the Mission, and The Hurricane Kid at the Fair. It also previews Fighting Fury and Telephone Girl at the Liberty and forecasts a major blow at the Fair with The Tornado.
Dr. Larimore Perry outlines how joint pain starts in one or two joints and spreads, with deformities from disuse, and details gout as a hereditary, excruciating condition tied to alcohol and rich foods. He urges thorough medical exam to identify treatable underlying causes and proper management.
The article discusses joint pain as a common ailment across history, linking irritability in kings to joint diseases. It notes infectious origin in many cases, mentions tonsil infection leading to rheumatic fever, and cites treatments like sodium salicylate and sodium bicarbonate. It contrasts acute swelling with chronic arthritis where movement remains painful.
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