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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1932
Page
2
A blunt winter forecast predicts more snow within 24 hours followed by a strong north wind. The speaker notes a deep cold, mentions penguins migrating south as a sign, and observes thick cow chips used as fuel on the plains. The tone blends humor with warning about hard weather and limited fuel credit.
A 1930s style appeal urges men to combat intestinal stasis with Adlerika, claiming fast relief within thirty minutes. It warns neglect can cost jobs and health, cites Dr Carl Weschcke’s cleansing formula, and notes local availability at Fox Drug Co. and City Drug Stores in Amarillo.
The piece praises Carl Estes of Tyler visiting Amarillo for his weather talk while describing the harsh winter. It lauds his bold journalism and remarks on his warm reception, then shifts to John McCarty of Dalhart planning a daily paper after the new year and hopes for regional prosperity amid hard advertising sales. It ends with a note on sportsmanship after a Saturday football game and a 15 yard penalty.
A home remedy promises quick relief from stubborn coughs using Pinex and sugar syrup. The process requires no cooking, costs little, and claims to soothe throat membranes, loosen phlegm, and ease chest soreness. Pinex is described as a concentrated Norway Pine compound with money-back guarantee.
In a candid fan letter to the News-Globe, a reader recounts cheering when Sweetwater was penalized and defends wild game-day enthusiasm as natural. The writer praises Amarillo’s team, taunts rivals, and calls for support for underprivileged children via the Thrift Room in Sixteenth Street.
For years doctors have used creosote for bronchitis and coughs. Creomulsion with creosote and six other medicinal elements claims rapid, effective relief for all coughs and colds. It is advertised as harmless and easy to take with a money back guarantee if not relieved.
Delinquent taxes rise slowly with a January 1 penalties deadline. State and county records show total delinquencies from 1885 to December 1, 1932 at $181,511.06, with most past due debts minimal in value. County intake for November was $9,357.65, while penalties include 10 percent plus 6 percent annual interest and $1.05 costs. schools waive costs this month.
Walter C. Davis, 50, president of City Savings and Loan Association of Colorado Springs, hanged himself in a police cell after being captured in New York. He fled six months ago amid a $1 million embezzlement charge and had lived under his own name in Gramercy Park, later admitting his identity and saying he planned to surrender. Eva Terry, former secretary, was detained as part of the inquiry.
A plea urges readers to send their clothing to the laundryman for delivery to the Thrift Room. It hints at potential soup stations in Amarillo if weather persists, referencing the Des Moines plan as a model, with more details to follow.
Deputy Sheriff Bert Morris recounts a dangerous rescue in a cave where Berlyn slipped from a rope and fell to the pit bottom. The rescuer saved another youth by gripping guano to reach solid footing and hauling him to safety.
Kansas City livestock markets show hogs mostly 5-10 cents lower with top at 2.95 on 170-240 pound barrows. cattle and calves mixed with slow demand for fed steers but steady to easier in other classes. stockers and feeders steady. New Orleans cotton trades higher on stronger demand and firm undertone. NY stock letters reflect cautious gains with mixed sentiment in industrials and oils.
An advertisement proclaims B C as a pharmacist made remedy that eases inorganic pains in minutes. It claims use for cramps headaches neuralgia fevers and nervous distress without narcotics and notes 10 and 25 cent packages are available wherever drugs are sold.
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