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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1925
Page
5
Dorothy Dix counsels a young couple to live with parents only if the bride agrees and sees value in the help. She warns that resistance leads to clashes and a damaged marriage while favoring starting own home for independence. A middle aged woman is urged to marry a man her age and form a separate home to avoid becoming a burden.
French scientist develops Lavex a drugless method said to kill the Gatarrh germ in three minutes and clear head and lungs overnight. The notice offers a free postpaid treatment with no obligation and asks readers to send name and address to W. BR. SMITH Kansas City Missouri.
The Globe announces daily prizes of four 25 cent awards and a one day pass to the Fair theater for the best and wittiest jokes about kids. Parents may submit bright sayings for children, but the jokes must reflect child doings and sayings.
Esther Stewart and Billie Harmon of Amarillo receive 25 cents and a fair theater pass today. The text also recalls a humorous exchange on machinists versus mechanics, a pupil’s odd reply about absence, and a child’s cabbage plant curiosity.
At the theaters The Fair presents In Love With Love with Marguerite De La Motte along with a blackface act. The Crandi Armstrong company shows There He Goes and The Hate Trail stars George Chesebore. The Mission features The Thief of Bagdad and Arabian Nights. The Liberty offers Tainted Money with William Fairbanks and an episode of The Riddle Rider plus a comedy.
Reports describe a bold thief in Amarillo hitting crowds three nights in a row while theater ads trumpet films at the Fair. The item includes notices of stage shows at the Liberty and Mission with stars like Fairbanks and Bathelmess, plus local commerce and entertainment details.
A fragment describes a woman entering a house with a wild flower and asking about its scent. The text appears as a brief, personal note or diary-like snippet from a public record or OCR fragment.
Amarillo hosts a lumbermen convention with figures from C. Y. W. Rules Independence Kansas and J. H. Montgomery of Atlas Portland Cement. Attendees discuss cotton yields, road crops, and local industry while reporters note city growth and social events.
A fragmentary local note references a Mandal event with unclear details. Names, dates, and places are not clearly readable, but the item appears to describe a community gathering or announcement without specific outcomes.
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