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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1925
Page
4
A letter from Ton McBee running for Khiva Shrine ring asks readers to back his campaign. He invites local business leaders to advertise for him and promises future favors, suggesting a close union with oil interests and a cautious note about who wears the ring.
A McIntyre column surveys married rich women and their pale male partners. It describes the squaw men as indifferently capable, financially cushioned yet stripped of self-respect, often living in luxury while their wives act as social anchors.
Poem describes Snyder Sanitarium in Glen Rose Texas as a pleasant place to dwell. Narrator notes green winter foliage and hill views while residents gather in a lobby. The piece emphasizes faith and hope with cheerful staff and meals at breakfast lunch and dinner.
Radio guide notes President Coolidge will speak on WEAF and WJZ among others for a nationwide program. Listings show evening schedules across major markets with orchestras, dramas, and children's programs on stations like KDKA KGW KGO KHJ and WCCO throughout the day and into the night.
Dorothy Carey, editor at Woman's Apparel, resists marriage yet finds herself drawn back to her married employer Harvey Collins while Jerry Martin hopes for romance. After considering selling a priceless pearl necklace, she confronts loyalty, desire, and the lure of independence amid a dramatic reunion in New York.
Dodo recalls the awkward hotel room scene with Mrs. Appleton the new fiction editor. She feels public humiliation and questions Harvey Collins and her past decisions. Enmeshed in regrets, she compares her independence with love, blaming herself for chasing Jerry and failing to secure her career.
In Burgess bedtime tale, Buster Bear climbs a tree to escape a hunter with a gun. The hunter creeps under the tree, signs warn off hunting, and the bear fears capture as he weighs a possible escape. The scene sets up the next story, Buster Saves His Coat.
The narrator wrestles with intrusive thoughts about selling pearls, sending them to Harvey, and hiding jealousy. She confronts fatigue and nausea, realizes she has only $10, and surveys her waning appearance with a sense of ugliness and bleak future.
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