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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1924
Page
5
A reader asks how to handle a indifferent husband who favors a previous wife, while another writes as a second wife seeking to win her husband’s attention and stop him from recalling his first spouse. Dorothy Dix counsels on loyalty and self-respect, urging focus on the child and personal dignity.
The advertisement offers a sewing pattern design Na 2197 for sizes 16 to 42 inches, with yardage 38a for 36 inch fabric. It advises narrow stripes, dark colors, and silks, notes satin for moderate figures, and suggests light colors only if accessories harmonize. Pattern magazine with 300 styles, transfers, dressmaking lessons, kids' styles, and Christmas gifts is advertised, price 15 cents, pattern order to Pattern Department Amerillo Globe Avallo Texas, sent via New York.
In a 1924 Public Ledger feature, Dorothy Dix counsels a wife to outlive mooning over her husband’s late wife by embracing independence and practical discipline. She urges kindness to the husband’s in laws and suggests facing his nostalgia with a steady, influential home life.
A columnist advises personal invitations in social events. Do not invite couples as a unit. send individual invites to each person, even for affianced partners. The piece emphasizes courtesy and avoids informal paired invitations to maintain proper social norms.
Lois Leeds presents a step by step facial massage guide to boost circulation and tighten skin. It outlines six movements using fingers on forehead eyes cheeks and nose with hot towels and nourishing cream preparation.
The listing highlights Dante's Inferno starring Pauline Starke from William Fox and Clyde Fitch's Lover's Lane adapted by Warner Bros. The Liberty presents The Eagle's Feather with James Kirkwood and Lige Conley in a comedy.
The William Fox production Dante's Inferno starring Gloria Grey draws big crowds at the Fair theater. The allegorical drama portrays Dante's Hades with a modern twist and runs with a comedy titled The Life of Tilelly, showing yesterday and continuing today and tomorrow.
The Mission theater shows Lovers Lane a heart interest rural drama directed by Phil Rosen. Robert Ellis and Gertrude Olmstead star as Dr. Tom Singleton and Mary Larkin in a simple yet vivid production noted for its country exterior scenes and convincing performances.
Cowboy star Tom Mix explains the toughest bucker is the one that makes you fall off. He cites sunfisher, a horse that jumps and twists then lands hard, as the hardest to ride. The Fox film The Last of the Duanes will show at the Fair Theater for three days starting Thursday.
Metro Pictures shoots a dangerous on location stampede of more than four thousand cattle at the foot of the Sierra Mountains for The Eagle's Feather showing today at the Liberty theater. The entire herd was purchased by Metro since no rancher would lend cattle for the perilous scene.
Out of the dark a shadow, Then a spark. Out of the cloud a silence, Then a lark. Out of the heart a rapture, Then a pain. Out of the dead cold ashes, Life again. This verse by John B. Tabb presents a progression from darkness to renewal and rebirth.
A New York housekeeper suggests carrying milk in a bottle placed inside a large glass jar filled with chopped ice and sealed to keep milk cold for a long time. The tip appears in The Housewife column from 1925.
A DIY scarf project uses multiple chiffon layers and a bead loop for securing the ends. String colored wooden beads on elastic, attach to the gathered scarf end, and slide the loose end through the bead loop to keep it in place.
A Brigham Young Buffalo skull bulletin used in The Covered Wagon film arrives at the Mission theater via James Cruze and Paramount. The relic, once carried by Young across the West, is guarded in Nevada and loaned back after filming. The drama follows an army officer suspected of theft amid the wagon train bound for Oregon with cast including Lois Wilson and J Warren Kerrigan.
Directors who underestimated audiences have been discarded says Paul Bern, Paramount director and former screenwriter. He argues the public put them in the trash along with the film product resulting from that mistaken belief.
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