Congress May Talk Russian Recognition
Private debates at the Capitol focus on possible Soviet recognition by the incoming Hoover administration. Senator Borah supports recognition, while a majority faction doubts a shift in foreign policy, depending on Hoover’s secretary of state pick and ongoing Kellogg treaty work.
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United Press
Washington
Hoover
Capitol
Congress
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Pende
Senate of the United States
Russia
Senate
Lone Wolf
Standard Oil Company
White House
State Department
Tack Letters Continued From Page Two
Mrs J A Butcher of 818 Moore Avenue offers a reward for locating her black shaggy dog Joe. The note asks Tack to help find the pet and mentions the dog’s white neck and toe tips with a collar.
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Tack
Joe
J. A. Butcher
Moore Avenue
P. S
Civic Service Plea for City Hall Elevators and Ladders
A letter to city officials requests action to aid Seventh street residents by supplying step ladders and installing an elevator at the Seventh and Harrison intersection to improve sidewalk access. The writer signs as LE.
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City Hall
Seventh Street
Seventh and
Harrison Streets
East Amarillo Park location query answered
A reader asks Tack about the East Amarillo park site and requests sidewalks and crossings. The letter notes concerns for children and pedestrians on the east side and emphasizes local progress and safety needs.
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Tack
Amarillo Park
Beans and Quail Laughing Through the Evening Column
A reader fondly recalls a Globe column about quail eating, shares a humorous joke involving two men in a snow storm outside a cabin, and describes their anticipation before the punch line while noting the distinct voice of F. V. in the exchange.
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Globe
Father Warns Against Bringing Flu Home to Baby
A father advises two simple preventions for influenza safety during epidemics. He suggests using Mistol as a preventive nasal dropper and taking Nujol nightly to keep the system functioning. Doctors note laxatives should be avoided during epidemics. Both products are sold at druggists.
Two Voices Heard Amid Escape and Hunger Rattle Arizona
An anonymous speaker recalls hearing two voices then claims isolation with nothing but beans to eat. The fragment mentions Tack, a quail, and a bizarre reference to an Arizona gila monster as a symbol of support or bet.
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F. V
Tack
Golden Rule urged as New Year vow in Canyon
In Canyon Texas a writer urges readers to practice the Golden Rule as a New Year resolution. He recounts a Sunday walk with a friend where a church officer in a large sedan failed to offer a ride home despite living nearby, highlighting perceived inconsistency between public courtesy and private help.
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Tack
Quail Diet Bets and Jokes From a Texas Town
A reader recalls a quail a day for a bet in Marlin Texas. The tale mentions Ooffy Goofty a famed phoney jewelry seller who ate quail for a crowd. The letter also shares a roach infestation joke about an Irish railroad worker and a dead cockroach in a clock.
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Marlin
Texas
Ooffy
Regorra
First trip prompts color terms and misidentification
An English traveler mistakes a Black man for an Indian, arguing about recognition and language. The exchange highlights racial stereotyping in travel dialogue. The letter-writer Tack praises The Globe News as the best paper in Texas.
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Darky
Tack
The
Globe News
Texas
Prominent Figures Report Extraordinary Dietary Discovery
Travel writers warn of a new science hailed by Professor Myth of Utopia University that could transform dieting worldwide. The letter hints at risks of excess while requesting favors to fill a lake, make Amarillo an airport hub, unite factions, and boost moisture for crops.
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Myth
Utopia University
Bivins Lake
Amarillo
Marinlo
Airy quail technique and price details in 1920s student inquiry
A reader from Amarillo seeks help after job loss and financial strain. He lists engineering experience and willingness to take any steady work, and offers an Atwater Kent radio and accessories for $65 to raise funds amid hardship.
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Soul
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Health Rules Advised
Dr Caldwell promotes Syrup Pepsin as a mild vegetable remedy for constipation. He urges natural treatment over drastic purges, claiming the product empties bowels without griping and improves overall health.
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Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
Radio ad plea for column help in Texas town
The writer seeks a column advertisement to push a radio sale and promises results. They request readers or Tean to contact at 9684 using a call chain, hoping for assistance amid financial need and a desire to buy from “Them Texans” while awaiting payday.
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Tean
Wreng
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