Cunning Seer Ends Advice Sessions At Fair Theater
Dr Cunning a noted mentalist answered reader questions all week at the Fair Theater. The Globe arranged the feature and requests for advice are now closed with hundreds of letters awaiting responses.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1932
Page
5
Dr Cunning a noted mentalist answered reader questions all week at the Fair Theater. The Globe arranged the feature and requests for advice are now closed with hundreds of letters awaiting responses.
A newspaper helpline column from Amarillo offers personal ad advice and fortunes. A widower is urged as a steadier mate than a younger suitor while readers are advised to contact a Donahue for money and to seek local ministers for trouble.
Rural Potter County schools now receive enameled towel racks and sanitary towels. All county schools outside Amarillo lacking towel service are being supplied by the Anti Tuberculosis program to improve hygiene.
A home remedy promises fast relief from a distressing cough by mixing 2y ounces of Pinex with a pint of sugar syrup or honey. The article touts Pinex as a concentrated creosote-based remedy, claims three-fold action, purity, and kid friendly taste with guaranteed relief or money back.
Mrs J L Scott is named secretary of the Lossis Committee as reported in local notices. The brief item identifies the committee and officer role, with no further context provided in the fragment.
Ad promotes D. D. D Prescription for eczema rashes and other skin troubles. Claims pure liquid antiseptic penetrates the skin to soothe inflamed throats and lesions and stop itching after first use. Money back if not satisfied. Price 50c, 75c, or 1.25 depending on size.
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