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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1925
Page
5
Dorothy Dix counsels a married reader about a widowly friend who lavishes sympathy on her husband to drive a wedge in the marriage. Dix warns against intimate friends, urges shielding the husband, and stresses a wife's duty to protect home and fidelity.
The Globe offers four prizes of four cents and a day pass to the Fair theater daily for the best jokes about kids. Prizes go to Mrs. O. Crey, Miss Brown, Vera Sizemore, Kate, Mrs. K. Page, and William H. Spears for humorous lines and classroom quips from Amarillo and nearby.
The Fair features Frivolous Sal with Eugene friend and Mae Jusch, a western thriller with punch and drama. The Beands present Too Many Sweethearts with all new specialties. The Crimson Clue and Wolves of the North screen. Richard Dix stars in The Mission, Men and Women, about a New Yorker unable to keep up. Bob Custer stars in Flashing Spurs, a Texas Ranger adventure with a big mission, plus Will Rogers comedy.
Review notes Richard Dix in Men and Women at the Mission and Frivolous Sal at the Fair drawing good houses. Ronald Colman appears in His Supreme Moment with Patsy Ruth Miller, while Ray and Lubitsch push the talkie scene. Local listings cover Deandi and Liberty shows, Fatty Arbuckle blackmail probe, Reginald Denny’s salary gripe, and a fashion show at the Mission.
Mrs. William Howard Taft, former First Lady and wife of the President, now Chief Justice, stood in line for a Delegation of Colonial Dames of America reception with Mrs. Coolidge unaware of her presence, creating a notable moment of decorum.
A household tip suggests mixing a tablespoon of turpentine in a boiler of water to whiten clothes. The instruction warns to pour the turpentine into hot water only before lighting a flame and to keep it away from any flame.
A collage of notices and snippets includes shop slogans on cleaning services and car rentals, local addresses, a Santa Fe baggage heirloom note, and advice on dishwashing and public health. It mixes colorful ads with practical tips and small human moments about fishing, kittens, and water problems in Denver.
A health note stresses careful dishwashing to reduce disease spread. It states hand washing without rinsing fails to remove throat streptococcus and rinsing must use boiling water. Soaps remove food but not bacteria, highlighting the need for effective technique.
This pattern collects steps to create a Boudotr style neglige with a low neck and broad revers. It details fabric needs for bust sizes 36 and 38, assembly of the skirt facing, and options with printed cotton crepe or plain fabric, plus finishing with ribbon if needed. Pattern No 1978 offered by mail for 15 cents.
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