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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1924
Page
5
Dorothy Dix advises that neither spouse may open the other's letters without explicit permission. Privacy and trust are essential in marriage, and respecting each other’s private correspondence helps prevent distrust and harm.
A conventional businessman Peter Drew wins writer Helen Marshall but grows remote after marriage. Helen secretly works in publishing, reconnects with old friends, and dines with Bob among bohemian circles, fearing Peter would disapprove. Marjorie Stapleton’s sharp gaze spots Helen dining with another man, while Billy reacts with unease.
Rochester dispatch notes Theodore Roosevelt as assistant secretary of the navy poised to become the Republican nominee for New York governor. State leaders favor Roosevelt after H Adimund Machold's withdrawal, increasing his prominence as the strongest contender amid late September developments.
The Fair presents It Is the Law a Fox special from a famous stage play starring Mimi Palmeri. The Liberty shows Bucking the Bailey a Lloyd Hamilton comedy. The Mission screens Vic Enemy Sex a James Cruze Paramount production featuring Betty Compson with Dustin Farnum.
The William Fox production It Is the Law opens at the fair theater, a pure melodrama adapted from a best seller and stage hit. Arthur Hohl stars in the dual role, with Mimi Palmier, Herbert Heyes, Florence Dixon and George Lessey in supporting parts, praised for makeup and acting as lavish sets enhance the production.
Lois Leeds answers a teen reader Misa on plucking eyebrows with tweezers and why hairs may regrow. She explains removing roots prevents regrowth, hot compresses and cold cream, and proper cleansing with soap, water, and ice to prevent clogged pores.
Instructions describe making decorative curtain tie-backs by cutting flower shapes from cretonne or silk, applying them to buckram patterns, covering edges, and sewing them onto card headers with tassel finishes.
An adaptable hat pattern explains a two in one style: a wide ribbon band with a silk plaited ornament, a small fabric fan, and snap fasteners to secure the hat to a tailored frock or afternoon dress. It guides reusing a sport hat base with buckram flowers and leaves for a fresh look, dated 19th century publication.
A fashion column discusses summer attire from light linen to white serge for dinners and resort wear. It cites men’s and women’s style advice, urging impeccable appearance and self reliance in grooming, with promotional ad flavor throughout.
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