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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1932
Page
6
A series of reader letters cover wartime diplomacy and treaties to a personal inquiry about mental telepathy. Other items seek correspondence from readers, pet placements, sale or giveaway of animals and trees, housing with a cow, rent ideas, literary Digest questions, and a 400 watt incubator for sale or trade.
A scrambled reader page shows a family in distress seeking food after a breadline era recession, detailing husband’s injury on Highway No. 5 and unpaid work by a construction company. It includes civil help requests, a lawyer barter offer, and a pup give-away, reflecting a community bulletin mix.
Mrs Mattie Boyd offers a $25 reward for the return of her ladies' white gold Bulova watch set with six diamonds and six emeralds. The back contains a keepsake photo. Lost in the Amarillo Hotel lobby area between Polk Street Third and Tenth Avenues.
A reader named Lester Hudson asks for assistance in obtaining a male Collie puppy. He provides contact by telephone 2-1579 and requests help from the paper.
A reader offers to supply cracklings in exchange for the recipe to make crackling bread. The note promises access to unlimited cracklings if the caller provides the recipe requests.
Ruth Mary Calvert reports her small white rabbit Zander was taken from the back yard hutch Sunday afternoon. A 50 cent reward is offered for return, with an extra 1 dollar if found. Contact 616 N Pierce Street or E. R. T. for details.
A reader requests a recipe for crackling bread and offers contact details for Mrs. Grace Lucas and Mrs. Barber. She explains her husband cannot fetch the items until after 6:15 P.M. and asks for the remedy for dandelions previously discussed in the column, hoping to help with bluegrass.
An advertisement claims excess stomach acid causes sour taste, coated tongue, bad breath, and headaches. It promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia to neutralize acidity, improve appetite, and aid digestion. It also touts Phillips Dental Magnesia toothpaste for acid-mouth protection.
A widow asks readers to help her find a companion aged 41 to 45 with matrimony in view. She desires a man who owns a home and can support his wife, and she is willing to work and be a true partner. Replies to E R T.
Person seeks a three to five room house with garden space and a chicken area. They ask to start with higher deposits due to available funds and note their husband has had little work since September 15, seeking financial and housing arrangements.
A family seeks income for two months rent with at home work. The mother offers mending, sewing, quilting, piecing quilts and laundry. The father, with three years in yard work, planting, pruning, painting, paper hanging and basic concrete plastering, can work from home.
Mrs Emma Green of Detroit reports over thirty years of stomach trouble and acid indigestion eased by ACIDINE. The ad claims ACIDINE ends distress or money back and notes it is available at all druggists.
Brief note recalls Mrs. someone linked to a garden at the address 1300 Johnson Biel.
The advertisement promotes Resinol Ointment and Soap as quick relief for itching and minor infections. It claims to prevent inflammations from worsening and to improve sore or inflamed skin to a clear velvety complexion. It invites readers to request a free booklet by writing to Resinol, Department 24, Baltimore.
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