Mary Pickford to Seek Reno Divorce from Doug Fairbanks
Mary Pickford plans a Nevada divorce from Doug Fairbanks amid a reported separation on July 2. She arranged residence in Reno with attorneys two weeks prior. Lawyer J W Dignan declined comment while confirming no public statement yet.
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Douglas Fairbanks
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J. W. Dignan
Owen Moore
Dignan
United States
P. A. McCarran
Washington
Carson City
Mary
Camera Lodge
Lake Tahoe
Carole Lombard
Hollywood
Miss Lormbarc
Minden
William Powell
Liberty Loane
Fairbanks
Ann Beth Sully
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Tack Letters Contined On Page Two
A reader asks for a reward for a lost billfold and offers contact details. Multiple requests seek help finding assistance such as a nurse a cook and housekeeper and trades for items like a sewing machine or work in exchange.
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Tack
Buchanan Street
Jefferson Street
Polk Street
666 Liquid Tablets and Salve Advertised Remedies
An old advertisement touts 666 Liquid Tablets and a Salve claiming malaria relief in three days, cold relief the first day, and headache or neuralgia relief in thirty minutes, alongside a tonic and other remedies.
Business Fastens Pace on Marriages and Divorces in U S
New York July 25 federal statistics show marriage and divorce rates move with economic conditions. Dr Lucy Chamberlain notes divorce, costly and sensitive, declined as business slowed. 1932 saw 981,759 marriages and 160,329 divorces, down from 1929 peaks. women entering business income independence cited as a factor.
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J. R. Brackett
New York
Cupid
Lucy J. Chamberlain
New York University
United States
Personal ads seek room board jobs and trades in town
Various reader notices request room and board for work, nursery care, and small jobs. A 21 year old mother seeks light housekeeping for room and board. A woman offers three Boston bulldogs for sale. An ex teacher seeks permanent home and references. Trades include baby buggy for bed or bike, and piano lessons for violin. Also requests for a nurse or experienced housekeeper from teachers.
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Louisiana Street
Zemo Reassures: Skin Itch Relief for Families
Zemo touts 25 years of use as a clean safe remedy for itching rashes eczema ringworm and similar skin troubles. The advertisement promises fast relief and urges consumers to insist on genuine Zemo priced 60 cents to 1 dollar for a trial and family use.
Help Wanted and Personal Notices from Amarillo and Nearby
Classified brief with seeks for work in a home for two girls by a young woman. assistance requests for rent work by a reader. a resident relocating to Amarillo asks for a capable carpenter to build a small house. seller offers Ridpath’s History of the World set and lists contact details.
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Amarillo
Exteader
Ridpath
Widow seeks housework or nurse job with references
Ellen Orr, 32, seeks immediate work in housekeeping, nursing for an invalid, hotel maid, or cafe cook. She is experienced, unencumbered, strong, neat, with strong references, and can relocate from 1309 North Fillmore Street to care for three younger sisters. Box 3203 San Jacinto Station.
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North Fillmore Street
Ellen Orr
San Jacinto Station
Farmers face rationing as feed rules favor big owners
The piece lampoons delayed feed shipments under RFC rules that vary by herd size. It notes a farmer with under five cows gets alfalfa and corn, while those with more receive limited help, and government officials appear indifferent. It mentions Mr A with about a hundred cattle receiving no feed, unless a son with no cattle intervenes.
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Mr. B
Mr. C
Fairness of aid and food distribution questioned
A reader argues about inequities in aid. Six cows, borrowed feeds, government help, and Red Cross flour contrast with shortages of cow feed and beans. The writer critiques policy under RFC rules and questions higher authorities while defending local farmers.
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Mr. C
Mr. B
Request to locate owner for Teck the male setter
A widow with three children seeks to return a year old male setter named Teck. She asks if a furnished part time-work housing option could be found and offers to exchange references. She lists children aged six eight and seventeen and hopes for help with living expenses.
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Teck
Tack
Quilts for sale at $1.50 each laid out neatly
New full size quilt tops offered for sale at $1.50 each. They are neatly pieced from fresh material and described as very pretty. A bargain through the column could earn the writer a present from the seller for assisting.
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O. W
New Mexico mining firms defend mineral resource drive
A reader from New Mexico writes to defend local mineral resource development and rebuts recent stock and company critiques in The News Globe. The letter emphasizes support for mining activities near the writer’s residence and argues for responsible resource development.
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News-Globe
New Mexico
New Mexico Mining Wealth Advocated for Local Prosperity
A reader defends New Mexico mineral wealth and mining dividends. He cites federal reports showing high metals production from 1904 to 1928 and argues for keeping wealth at home, promoting honest promoters and not opposing stock from eastern firms. He calls for unity to build national prosperity.
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Amarillo
Tex
Columbus
America
Gabriel
United States Department of Commerce
Bureau of Mines
Tack
Ming
Von’s Pink Tablets Claim Quick Relief for Gastric Hyperacidity
Advertisement touts Von’s Pink Tablets as a fast remedy for gastric hyperacidity and stomach ulcers with no strict diet. It promises relief for indigestion gas and constipation and invites readers to request a free booklet from Omaha Von Co. at 610 Keeline Building, Omaha Nebraska.
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Omaha von Co
Keeline Bidg
Omaha
Nebr
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promises Renewed Strength
A vintage assertion urges women worn from household duties to try Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for tonic relief. The ad claims 98 out of 100 women benefit, promising renewed energy and easier daily tasks.
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Pinkham
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