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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1925
Page
6
Advice columns discuss marriage where a handsome man fears unappealing wife and a wife worried by her husband checking other women. Dorothy Dix guides that homely wives can outlast beauty, and a wife's trust helps keep faith.
Hollywood figures including Hattie Tabourne and Travis Banton declare bobbed hair as a lasting trend, claiming it ages models less and remains the preferred look for film stars. The piece also notes fashion and modeling details, with stray ads and unrelated quotes woven into the column.
An advertisement urges relief from nasal catarrh with Ely's Cream Balm. It claims fast head clearing and reduced inflammation by applying the antiseptic balm in the nostrils. It advises asking a druggist for a bottle to end misery.
Critics hail Charley's Aunt starring Syd Chaplin as a 33 year old comedy classic. At The Liberty Battlin Bill the store cowboy features a rugged persona. The Mission presents Too Many Kisses with Richard Dix, a sharp satire of a youth who ran away from women.
The week features familiar titles at Mission Fair and Liberty theaters with strong word of mouth for Too Many Kisses and Charley's Aunt. Richard Dix and Frances Howard headline the Mission comedy as Warner Brothers entries and a western showcase arrives at Liberty alongside Bat tlin Bill and When Law Came to Hades with Noah Meery Eileen Sedgwick. An Eck Robertson appearance accompanies the program while industry chatter on De Classe headlines a Will Hays guided reform of film titles.
Florence known as Flossy works at Here There and Everywhere Bicycles. Miss Dot Ingram, stenographer at Boy Scout headquarters, returns after several days ill with mumps. A. M. and H. L. Dillard face reckless driving charges from a Monday incident.
A series of quick quotes features Rev. G H Bryant opposing political speeches at civic clubs, M C and brother distinctions, Pop Minor moving passenger routes, and locals like Arthur Ware praising Read er’s Digest. Others discuss oil pipelines, auto shows, Western Kansas moisture, and golf banter.
The Globe offers four prizes daily including four 25 cent awards and a one day pass to the Far theater for the best and wittiest jokes about the kids. Parents may submit bright sayings for children but the jokes must center on children.
A columnist notes daily prize winners of 25 cents and theater passes with brief items about children and family anecdotes. Entries include Miss Leona Rowe Amarillo General Delivery and short funny vignettes from Doris Wells Lilian Jo Burton Bondies Blue and a child’s rainy day exchange.
A local ad highlights reliable auto service and fair treatment at 808 Polk Street. It mentions Skate Merts at 172 West 7th as part of the conveyance of services or related listings.
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