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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1925
Page
7
Excerpts argue alimony should be limited to cases with children. Winifred Black questions fairness and notes a New York judge suggesting no alimony without children. The column contrasts deserters, drinkers, and devotion, advocating caution on lifelong support.
Readers learn small home based jobs for young women to earn pin money without leaving duties. Examples include morning child care in a park, evening private dancing lessons, at home mending, and a cook caterer-style service offering menus, special occasion planning, and in house dinner party management.
A fashion diary recounts two models visiting the designer Madame who offers matinee tickets in return for acting as her representatives. They attend a theater, observe fashionable outfits, and praise a heavy white satin afternoon frock with black velvet flowers and satin buttons as the dress drew admiration.
A 1925 advice column narrates Pinky and a steady fiancé delaying marriage over finances. Elsie urges Pinky to demand clear plans, stating she has every right to know if the partner can provide. The piece emphasizes candid talk and self-respect in engagements.
A seventeen year old girl at a commercial school asks if a senior peer friend will interfere with studies. The adviser suggests regulating the friendship by limiting meetings and prioritizing work, noting the relationship may fade if it becomes too burdensome or disruptive.
From a Canadian log cabin to a railroad magnate, James J Hill rose by 1866 in St. Paul. He built the Great Northern, opened routes to Puget Sound and Asia, and expanded land and mineral ventures across the West. His 1901 clash with Harriman centered on Northern Pacific control. Hill died in 1916 passing leadership to Louis W. Hill.
A 1935 health column by ROYAL S. COPELAND MD ex New York senator explains causes of constipation and its link to piles. It recommends natural methods food water exercise and regular meals while warning against laxatives. Instructions note keeping nasal passages clear and offer an aid direct for further details.
Tomorrow promises favorable planetary aspects with Jupiter aiding wealth, business growth, and ambitious goals. Saturn rewards industry while changes and travel are risky. Those employed may gain recognition or promotion. a birthday child should be ambitious and likely successful.
A physician confesses love for Katherine Sinnot amid a marital crisis as a wife probes the truth. He recounts a long affair, reveals Lucia's attachment to another artist, and asks to share the truth before the final revelation.
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