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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1925
Page
6
A man can be too good to his wife when indulgence spoils her and hurts the marriage. Spoiled wives demand more, become discontent, and resist responsibility. True goodness guides mutual effort, discipline, and shared duties, helping wives become self-controlled and useful, rather than pampered.
A vintage advertisement promises immediate relief from sore feet with Tiz foot powder. It claims to draw out acids and poisons causing swelling and blisters, enabling dancing or walking longer and supporting smaller shoe fit. Readers urged to test free and send a coupon.
Dimmitt reports the fall term opening September 14 will likely bring the largest enrollment in the history of the district as many new families settle in. Teachers from the district attend a weekly institute in Canyon to prepare.
Dimmitt sees a real revival this week with Rev. A. C. Bells preaching assisted by his wife who works with the youth. Ed Phillips leads the song services. Gloria Swanson appears in The Coast of Folly at Mission Monday.
At the theaters the Fair presents Her Husbands Secret starring Antonio Moreno and Patsy Ruth Miller directed by Frank Lloyd. Gulf Coast Seven pianomar musical entertainments. The Deandi shows The Mystery of Lone Ranch with Pete Morrison a Western thriller. The Mission features The Lucky Devil with Richard Dix and a race story by the Wally Reid writer. The Liberty screens American Manners with Richard Talmadge and The Pacemakers with Alberta Vaughn and George Hara.
The obituary of film listings notes Rich ard Dix returns in The Lucky Devil by Byron Morgan with Esther Ralston, opening at the Mission today as the cinema schedule unfolds.
Mrs. C. F. Sheenan, Boston election commissioner and nation’s first woman in that role, reported fear of death after three armed men prowled around her home and she sought police protection.
A Department of Agriculture bulletin projects bigger soft and hard winter wheat production next year if farmers follow intentions. August reports show a 9.7 percent rise in winter wheat acreage for sowing this fall, totaling about 46.4 million acres, with potential harvest 40 percent above 1925 due to average yields and abandonment trends.
Wellington and surrounding territory received an inch and a half of rain Thursday afternoon. Winds blew down awnings but caused no serious damage. Crops are considerably benefited by the rain and a fair cotton crop is expected. The page also notes a strange obstacle in an English girls race and lists bicycle shop details on West Seventh.
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