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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1925
Page
5
Dorothy Din argues that overprotective mothers hinder children by guiding every choice from friends to careers. She contends independence builds courage and endurance, noting successful people are not products of perpetual infantile care.
Thomas Meighan stars in Coming Through at the Mission, praised as his best recent work set in a coal mining region. The piece contrasts motherly protection with self reliance and features Lila Lee and others in a strong supporting cast. The Silent Watcher earns praise at the Fair with strong audience response. The program includes The Sunset Trail at Liberty and Too Many Kisses and Charley's Aunt upcoming, plus a matinee for kids.
There are big doings announced for the MHardware men's convention on March 4. A special window sale Saturday features jewelry china and Easter novelties. Pittman operates in City Drug store.
The Globe offers four prizes of 25 cents each plus a one day Fair theater pass for the best jokes about kids. Parents may submit bright sayings for children, but the jokes must center on the doings and sayings of the kids. This will be a daily feature.
A brief health column by C. Larimore Perry discusses daily wellness tips and medical observations. The piece emphasizes practical routines, preventive care, and accessible guidance for readers seeking improved health and well being.
A reflective exploration of the sense of touch, detailing how skin nerves convey stimuli from pinpricks to pressure. The tongue lips and fingertips are highlighted as key touch organs with broad distribution of sensory nerves across the body.
The passage notes that nervous temperaments are highly responsive to climate and environment. It argues that highly sensitive individuals endure less pain yet suffer more from minor factors, while phlegmatic types tolerate discomfort better. It cautions against indulging delicate traits as they affect happiness.
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