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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1938
Page
2
In Tokyo Sumiko Terada a cafe host aided police catching a patron who stole from a bar customer. She received a 3 yen reward but was fined 10 yen for leaving the premises after midnight. The note ends with unrelated trivia about beer temperature and Alpha Centauri.
Many aches blamed on colds or strains come from tired kidneys and may be relieved with proper treatment. The kidneys filter waste from blood and about four pints pass daily. when they underperform, waste builds up and causes fatigue, pain, and other symptoms. Dean's Pills are recommended by druggists as a long-used remedy to ease kidney trouble and cleanse the bloodstream.
In Canton China July 14 Japanese air raids killed an estimated 150 people and wounded 500 as rescue workers pulled mangled bodies from wrecked homes. Eighty three dead were counted in the Fast Bund and Honan Island area with raids targeting the Pearl River bridge and the old power plant.
A reader seeks a reward for a lost watch with front crystal intact while back parts are missing. Meanwhile reports describe a dog found by a resident and a bomb attack at a vegetable market with 34 dead, a pet monkey surviving, and 49 bodies on a bridge to Honan. An AP correspondent masked to cover bombed areas.
Evelyn Purvives asks for the return of her stolen glasses after a purse left in her car disappeared from Colonial Kitchen. She is willing to donate seven or eight dollars found inside the purse and can be reached at 8463. A dog adoption notice offers a Spitz and terrier mix for pickup at 805 Travis or by calling 5685.
An eighteen year old seeks employment. Experience includes housekeeping child care and waitressing. References can be furnished. Contact Miss Goldie Osborn at 413 Monroe Street or call 6160.
A reader complains that a lost purse notice offered a $5.00 reward instead of the intended $1.00. The notice stresses the correction and requests that the reward amount be updated to reflect the original offer.
An assortment of notes seeks employment and workplace arrangements. Mary O Donnell asks for work leads as a tractor and truck driver with two children to support. Troy Payne seeks a housekeeper in Shamrock Texas and offers references. A fifteen year old seeks child care work while a reader at 411 North Tyler Street requests general work experience in various fields. Tailors of New York City formed the first labor union in January 1805.
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