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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1925
Page
5
A letter from a 51-year-old bachelor asks if marriage at his age is feasible given a modest $40 weekly income. Dorothy Dix warns matrimony would bring misery for him and the woman, noting his need for freedom and the risks of domestic routine.
At the theaters The Fair presents The Last Man on Earth a sensational tale of a man among a million women The Laberty shows The Deceiver a cutting edge production with Jean Hersholt and Carol He Misson features New Lives for Old a wartime France drama starring Detty Compson as a French dancer Also an action outdoors piece with Holloway in a lean program of varied offerings
A household tip urges adding borax to the water for red bordered towels to prevent fading. The note is attributed to The Housewife column by Public Leduer Crannawy.
The column reviews The Last Man on Earth at the Fair as a clever comedy about a world with one man left. New Lives for Old at the Mission is praised for Betty Compson’s performance and wartime France depiction. The Deceiver ends at the Liberty, Blood and Steel and a Warner Brothers feature debut at the Mission are announced. Health tips advise infant head symmetry and safe sleeping positions for babies.
Wool silk or cotton fabrics are suitable for a simple dress pattern No 2569 in sizes 16 to 42 inch bust. For size 36, 32 3/4 yards of 36 inch material are needed. Price one dollar in stamps or coin. The pattern book features many spring summer styles and nine picture dressmaking lessons.
Health talk notes by C. Larimore Perry from the United feature syndicate outline daily guidance on wellness and medical concerns for general readers.
The text explains the sequence of sensory loss during sleep, noting sight first, then taste, smell, hearing, and touch last. It adds that sleep in bed tends to be deeper with a low pillow and advises against propping the head high, especially in fever, to avoid increased head blood flow.
The Glenn Johnson Drug Company will be the headquarters for the Amarillo delegation to the West Texas Chamber of Commerce convention in Mineral Wells in May. The store sits at the city heart and is viewed as a strategic location for the 1926 meeting.
We display fresh china patterns in French Bavarian and Johnson Bros old English styles. Phone number 010. Morrow-Thom as Hardware Co. invites customers to bring gelt clubs for repair in Panhandle Hardware Co repair department.
The Globe will award four prizes of 25 cents and a one way theater pass daily for the best and wittiest jokes about children's doings and sayings. Parents may submit sayings for their children or other kids as a regular feature of the paper.
Readers share humorous lines from children and neighbors as prizes of 25 cents and theater passes are awarded. Incidents include chattering toddlers on a mail tricycle, a sister noting “scars on the sky,” and a boy’s pepper sauce remark at a barber visit.
A brief classified item notes skate parts at 212 West 7th and bike tires at 115 West Seventh, indicating nearby sporting goods offerings.
New York fashion writers describe spring hats with low crowns and small brims for street wear and elaborate trims. Velvet elements pair with straw crowns, flowers in gilt or silver, and pastel shades dominate, with ostrich fancies and ribbon bows as key accents.
An old English china catalog from Alardware Co. promotes French-Banvarian and Johnson Bros. china lines. The notice appears among a list of quick messenger service details and a postal box address at 112 W 7a.
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