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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1925
Page
7
A long reflection on aging that rejects cosmetic fixes and youth worship. It notes how people vainly pursue perpetual youth through dyes, lifts, and diets while age remains an unyielding reality. The piece cites observed examples of older women trying to appear younger and warns such pretense only accelerates aging.
Randol Drug Co at 422 Taylor St announces that on Oct 17 1924 it discontinued the Rexall Agency plan and that the remaining stock on hand will be sold at half price.
The article describes a skirt attached to a pleated bodice with box pleats and darts to fit the figure. It notes options for materials like flannel and broadcloth, details buttonholes and ribbons, and suggests sports frock versatility. Patterns are mailed by size and number to the Pattern Editor.
A fragmented local theater page notes Broken Barriers starring James Kirkwood Winifred Bryson and Norma Shearer with a double triangle plot and strong cast. It mentions the Deandi Armstrong Musical Comedy Company with a cartoonish joke and a feature Midnight Secrets. Also references The Liberty Idenw Trails produced by William Billix and other light entertainment highlights.
Reginald Bar ker presents Broken Barriers a Metro screen version of Meredith Nicholson's novel at the Fair theater for two days. Cast includes Norma Shearer Mae Busch Robert Frazer and Adolphe Menjou in a tale of lovers challenging old morals amid a gala star parade. Also notes Is Isn t Life Wonderful and other features at the Mission and Liberty theaters with various cast members and production details.
The Globe offers four 25 cent prizes and a one day Fair theater pass for the best and wittiest kids jokes. Readers may submit bright sayings by children, with entries read aloud by the paper daily.
The Housewife suggests removing tar with butter or lard then washing in warm water. If grease remains, treat with kerosene carefully away from flames. Public Leader Comund notes this household tip from the 19th century.
General James A. Thomas of Dublin Georgia was elected commander in chief of the United Confederate Veterans at the thirty fifth annual reunion held in Dallas Texas.
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