Broken Hearts Out of Style in Western Romance
Winifred Black comments on a rich woman's heartbreak after a cowboy marriage. She argues modern hearts are unbroken, contrasts era mores, and muses on the couple's future, predicting renewed romances for both. The piece is a witty social column from 1932.
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Africa Highway Project Advances From Cairo to Cape Town
Work on the road network stretching from Cairo to Cape Town is moving quickly, promising rapid progress and the possibility of travel the length of the continent in the near future.
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Proper Diet and Cleanliness to Fight Acne
Dr Copeland explains acne as a puberty linked skin infection needing cleanliness and careful diet. Recommend hot washing, blackhead removal, cresol rinse, physician examined extracts, possible vaccine or light therapy, plus avoiding sweets and starches. Include medical Q A exchanging psoriasis advice and diet tips for pimples.
May births and deaths tallied in Amarillo records
City records show 58 births and 32 deaths for May in Amarillo. Reports list newborns and fatalities among local residents with details pending further verification.
City Taxes Third Unpaid Delinquency Report in Amarillo
City figures show Amarillo 1931 tax roll with 637304.20 total and 220122.94 uncollected. Officials note people are paying despite low penalties as a 1 percent addition raises delinquency penalty to five percent with two days remaining.
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Amarillo and Potter County Deaths Reported in January
The health unit reported 32 deaths last month in Amarillo and Potter County. The deputy registrar noted physicians have five more days to report, and the figures reflect the ongoing vital statistics collection.
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Amarillo Fire Chief Reports May Loss Near Average
Fire loss in Amarillo last month is estimated at six thousand five hundred twenty six dollars by Chief George B. Cooper. May saw 29 alarms with nine false alarms and four car fires and three trash fires triggering incidents.
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