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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1932
Page
10
Letters debate whether married women work for luxury or to support themselves and dependents. They argue women bolster demand in hard times, while discharging married workers would burden men who must support families. A reader shares a joke about a hat shop bet.
An unemployed man seeks any hauling work, offering to transport fertilizer or piano with a truck he has traded for. He can be reached by telephone or at a listed Amos Johnson Street address. The letter notes joblessness since July, age 52, experience as clerk or plumber, and willingness to accept low wages with room and board.
A. L. J. reports he washed five cars after a letter printed in the column. He lives four years, has a wife and two schoolchildren, and operates a wash rack at Tenth Avenue and Buchanan Street. Rates are 50 cents for washing and 1.25 dollars for wash and grease.
A reader asks whether printing this will bring happiness through the love and companionship of a good woman, framing a personal hope about relationships and fulfillment.
A personal notice seeking a loving, unencumbered Christian woman to share a home. The writer, Tack. X. E. R., explains readiness to appreciate a good partner who will meet the home making conditions midway and invites interested replies.
A collage of requests and notices, including pleas for rides to Illinois and Nevada, offers to sell a sewing machine, fits for households, and job seeks. Letters from readers like Tack, Mrs. W. P., and A. J. Scott appear alongside thanks to the Hansford County courthouse dedication and calls for a housekeeper. References and travel details anchor the mixed community notices.
A stale statement asserts that vacuum packing is the sole method that fully preserves coffee freshness, implying it outperforms other techniques. The claim lacks supporting details or evidence from experts.
The speaker describes living on a farm aiming to raise chicks and turkeys and vows not to forget a certain man in Amarillo who has helped them. The note reflects gratitude and plans tied to agricultural effort.
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