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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1925
Page
11
Dorowny Dix argues parents err by overindulging or starving children. Both extremes stunt initiative and create social or financial strain. The piece urges balanced support to help youths start independent lives while avoiding pampering or neglect. Lily Leitzel’s weight comments illustrate public fascination with body image.
Screen notices highlight Lightnin starring Frank Bacon and Fox Week openings at Amario venues with films including The Coast of Folly with Gloria Swanson plus Rex Snowy Baker in The Deandi. Also Circus Greatest Show on Earth arrives Saturday Sept 26 with Lily Leitzer among 800 performers. Empire Builders and The Sunshine Trail shown. Liberty presents Walloping Wallace and Aesop Fables with new 5 and 15 cent pricing starting Wednesday.
The passage contrasts parents who cannot help with those who will not help their children, highlighting the difference between powerless fathers and mothers and those who refuse even small aid while daughters struggle toward education and success. It reflects on the bitterness felt by children when parental support is withheld.
At the theaters the Fair presents Lightnin with Jay Hunt Edge Bellamy and Wallace McDonald a picturization of John Golden stage success plus musical novelty The Deandi Empire Builders Rex Snowy Baker and his trained horse a real Western Sunken Silver also runs The Mission Coast of Folly Gloria Swanson mother seeks her child back The Liberty Walloping Wallace Buddy Roosevelt western with Lige Conley comedy and Aesop's Fables
Dr A H Lindsay oversees black ledgers with full birth and death statistics for Amarillo residents since 1910. Volume 4 lists 1953 births from January 5 1924 to August 29 1925 and covers detailed birth data and parentage. Death registrations include name race age occupation and burial details. Parents urged to ensure birth records are properly filed.
The Daily Drovers Telegram recounts Jess Jenkins of Dalhart, a longtime Texas cattleman who built ranch holdings, fought settlers, moved to New Mexico’s Corona ranching country, and now sells Dalhart land while expanding Corona cattle. He warns settlers may push ranching out and notes banks in Feudor seeking reform.
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