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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1925
Page
6
Dorothy Dix counsels a 22 year old newlywed to align with married friends, abandon wild youth crowd, and focus on home duties. She then weighs whether a wife should work, arguing wealthier women shouldn't compete with poorer women for jobs unless needed.
The page lists several film and stage offerings including Daddy Goes A Hanting with Percy Marmont and Alice Joyce, Footlights by Dean Dearth Amatrone Musical Comedy, a Western picture The Mission with Percy, Charles Ras, and a mamma's boy character, Western Vengeance with Franklyn Farnum, and a new chapter of The Riddle Rider.
The Mission theater screens Perey and a slate of features including Daddy Does a Hunting and Introduce Me. Liberty shows Western Vengeance and The Riddle Rider with Edith Black and Misa. The Deand theater plans a grand stage wedding on Thursday May 28 with more details to come.
Fe auditor Meyer shows off a new Dodge as William F Manning’s prescriptions are filled. Santa Fe plans record freight moves with 32 special trains and 417 cars plus 30 Pullmans for the Shriners convention in Los Angeles. Santa Fe officials attend a staff meeting supervised by Superintendent F J Mackie.
Chief Clerk J B Mireau and Frost Motor Co officials visited Fargo to finalize plans for constructing new stock pens. The group includes Buick service and used cars contacts, a Santa Fe livestock agent, and assistant superintendent J B Briscoe.
Special to The Gladed Trainview reports Plainview editor T. M. Adams died in Toulon France while on a world tour. His body will leave Marseilles June 8 for Galveston and be in transit about three weeks. Adams owned the Plainview News and was a West Texas pioneer journalist. He contracted Indian influenza in India and died while returning home.
Dr C L Larimore Perry presents daily health guidance outlining practical medical tips for readers. The column covers nutrition hygiene and preventive care with concise observations intended for broad audience wellness.
The article links insomnia and disturbing dreams to digestive disturbances and stress. It advises locating and removing the digestive cause, avoiding late heavy meals, choosing easily assimilated foods, reducing gas forming foods, not going to bed within three hours of eating, and adding moderate post meal exercise to restore restful sleep.
The North Amarillo Civic club will plant flowers in Paseo park this afternoon. Rev. G. H. Bryant, club president, said donations of flowers have been received and Paseo park will be made the most beautiful spot in Amarillo with several improvements planned. The Pacemakers begin June 5 6 with lunches at Lindsay Drug store.
Local advertisements show a reduced outfit price at Panhandle Hardware Co. on Polk Street and Gun repairs on 115 W. 7th. Odus Mitchell, a standout athlete, is in Amarillo to coach two nearby Panhandle high schools next year. West Texas Chamber of Commerce head R. Q. Lee urges diversified farming to promote self-sustaining farms.
I P King of Colorado City Texas was elected principal of the Tyler Street School for the coming year. He has served as superintendent of the Colorado City, Canyon and Wolf City schools and is praised for a strong improvement record. Also named are teachers Alice Louise Behannon Ruth Williamson A G Averitt and Miss Alts Sherrill.
Plainview May 21 Wayland college begins its week of commencement events with an oratorical contest won by John Rankin of Abernathy for men and Miss Cleoa Gunter of Plainview for women The graduating class numbers forty two as announced by President G W McDonald The schedule includes a music recital a reception a debate a graduation revival and the commencement address by Dr F Godbold with Rev L L Parker preaching the baccalaureate.
Randol Drug Co at 422 Taylor St announces on Oct 17 1924 that the Rexall Agency plan is discontinued. Remaining stock on hand will be sold at half price.
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