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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1931
Page
3
Washington reports the Federal Radio Commission states television has not reached commercial viability. Despite progress in image detail, limited frequencies constrain growth. The annual report notes 11 new stations licensed, 20 deleted, 612 stations remain active, with several consolidations and renewals denied.
A writer laments hardship from a three year financial crisis while praising family fire side memories with mother, urging love over wealth. They rail against selfishness, celebrate the Golden Rule, and question modern civilization shaped by wealth seeking, noting a recent tragedy and its impact on loved ones.
A brown German police dog about eighteen months old is missing after last Sunday night. He may have strayed or been stolen. A reward is offered for the dog's return. Contact E. B. T. at phone number ass-2-2115.
A letter from Pampa Texas reports a male pointer dog found and asks the rightful owner be contacted. Readers are urged to help provide quilts for five children with contact details shared. A painter seeks affordable work and mentions willingness to lower prices. A reader requests a two room house to accommodate a family with two school age children and a 17 year old daughter who could work.
A reader thanks Tam and lauds Tack the football prophet for his successful predictions though some errors occurred. The verse-narrative celebrates Tack analysts, Sandy team forecasts, and a muddy field that tested his show. Perryton, Texas, notes financial pressures and a shoe repair shop anecdote amid hard times.
A letter requests the return of a black officer's boot taken from the writer and offers to work for 50 cents an hour or by contract for painting, hanging paper, or secondhand clothing. The author asks the thief to return the boot to 609 Pierce Street and notes willingness to work various jobs and provide references. The writer provides the telephone number 9581 for contact.
Classified plea from a man seeks a lady roommate to share a two room apartment. contact via phone 2-1055. Several help wanted notes include a widow with child seeking work as cook or housekeeper and a laundress offering laundry and house work services. Also a request for Denver weather reports and local notices.
A young widow of refined character asks for assistance in finding work. She explains hardship after her husband’s passing and appeals for guidance or opportunities from readers to secure employment.
Two North Carolina druggists formulate a multi-ingredient combination that acts in three minutes to relieve any headache and neuralgic, sciatic or rheumatic pain. Marketed as B-C for 10c or 25c, the remedy eases pain and calms nerves with no harmful after effects.
A letter asks for weather reports from Denver rather than New Orleans and requests work, with Tack offering painting and papering for $3 and FP guaranteeing work. Another note seeks information about a private home Oneness Holiness group in town and asks to call 32 1389 after school hours.
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