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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1932
Page
3
Aileen Kirkpatrick asks Tack for hourly to monthly work to feed four children, cover school costs, and pay for laundry and curtains. she emphasizes urgency due to a sick child and mentions willingness to prove herself with lower costs. She provides a contact address and phone number.
Medical science identifies lack of a gland secretion as a major obesity factor. Energy from food is diverted to fat, causing weight gain. Doctors worldwide treat the cause rather than starve patients, with Marmola prescription tablets promoted as the modern solution.
A home preparation uses half a pint of water with one ounce bay rum four Barbo Compound boxes and a quarter ounce glycerine. Mix at home or have a druggist prepare it. Apply to hair twice weekly until the shade is achieved. It colors streaked or gray hair, leaves hair soft and glossy, and does not color the scalp or rub off.
Dr Rea of Minnesota and Associate Dr Littler from Ft Worth will hold a one day clinic at the Herring Hotel Amarillo on Saturday Feb 20 from 10am to 4pm. The session offers free consultation for stomach liver and intestinal diseases with non surgical treatment. listed patients hail from Texas and surrounding states. Dr Rea Bros Medical Laboratory Minneapolis since 1898 invites couples and families to attend.
An advertising feature promotes Creomulsion a creosote-based remedy for persistent coughs colds and bronchial conditions. It claims soothing healing action reduces inflammation prevents germ growth and aids recovery with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved as directed.
Small boy Donald Smith seeks return of his yellow shepherd pup reportedly taken by a passerby. Boy offers a $1 reward for the pup's return and asks the finder to notify at 804 Florida Street.
A widow and several individuals seek employment and aid. Mrs. Dobson and Mrs. M C request housework or cleaning with small pay. Mrs. Josephine Hall offers any work. A child asks if it is safe to play outside while sick and seeks guidance from Tack.
Classified notice seeking employment from Marion Williams of Portales New Mexico offerings care work practical nursing housework and children care. She asks for any honest work and provides references upon request and contact options.
A young woman with clerking and housekeeping experience seeks daily employment and offers local references. A mother explains urgent need for work to support her 11 year old, willing to laundry or housework. A note from Mrs Bell lists contact details at Harrison Street. A family expresses wartime concerns and asks for guidance. A girl staying at the place asks for help finding a job amid rent and clothing difficulties.
Lost 8 by 10 inch baby photo downtown on Friday afternoon. Reward offered for return. Call 5134. Mrs W E Brown seeks its recovery.
A plea for work to support two children and requests to provide maternity care or cleaning services at home. A woman seeks employment, while Mrs Dryden asks for a lost black kid glove and Otis Honney offers trucking work with references from Amarillo.
A student at Amarillo College reports losing a white gold Gruen wrist watch with a metal band. He frequently plays golf at Wolflin Park golf links and recalls the loss occurred some time ago, seeking help to locate the item.
A widow describes herself as an experienced waitress and housekeeper seeking employment. She notes interest in quilting at home and requests printing of her letter to aid in finding work.
Mr and Mrs W H Walker of Box 325 McLean Texas report that with three small children and the husband out of work they seek farm or ranch employment. They have experience in farm and ranch tasks and ask for any job leads or opportunities.
A. M. Fleming offers a reward of 2.50 for the return of a lost cow reported last Friday night. The note requests the cow’s return and expresses gratitude.
A desperate, experienced farm and ranch hand seeks employment. He offers broad agricultural labor capabilities and is open to any position to secure work. He requests consideration from potential employers.
A letter notes a top coat left near Panhandle Highway and a door handle lost from a Chevrolet between Amarillo and Canyon. Descriptions and contact details are given for Mrs. Spurlock at Amarillo Inn and for a person calling 4992 to arrange rewards or pickup.
A hotel registrant learns what the post name initials signify as officers like Shackleton and Byrd are noted nearby. The clerk explains Fellow in Royal Geographical Society and First Families of Virginia, prompting a witty reply about initials and fortune.
A man past middle age seeks room and board in exchange for work. He offers to do most tasks around a residence and is willing to relocate, signing as T Bid.
A woman identified as M. E. from 1013 South Roberts Street asks for any job by the hour or day to provide for her two schoolgoing children. She thanks readers for kindness and help.
A writer explains four children missed school with flu like sickness over ten days and describes using scarce money for medicine while thanking God for not needing further help.
A reader identifies a need for washings to cope with a condition and mentions owning an electric washer for home use. The note is signed with an address at 110 North West Eighth Avenue, Mrs T, and references a February 9 news item quoting the Amarillo Women’s Christian Temperance Union opposing resubmission of the Eighteenth Amendment.
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