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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1933
Page
3
Viola W Wilson seeks a cart for a grand opera on July 18 and 21 and asks to be contacted at 7708. She is a middle aged widow offering housework and maid services, willing to relocate. Joe Tom Glover requested the finder dial 6061.
James M. Penland of Dallas outlines for Panhandle druggists the Drug Institute of America code of ethics and a plan to regulate manufacturers wholesalers and retailers. The institute seeks to raise standards and prevent unfair competition as part of a national recovery effort. The regulatory code will be drafted in coming weeks and submitted to Washington in July.
In Phoenix on June 27 authorities pursued a murder theory after discovering bloodstains on a car windshield where Frances Crane a 24 year old former Dallas resident was found dead. Investigators noted a fight evidence and a tablets bottle beside the body. Drane family traces her to Dallas and Trinity University graduate Frances Crane had been in Phoenix since last year.
George Hoehn of Austin has been indicted by the 92nd district court grand jury for allegedly falsifying an auditors report tied to the Donna irrigation district's books. The indictment was returned last Friday but released this Monday.
State prosecutors and Potter County juries secured convictions in 47th District Court last week with no acquittals. Cases centered on beer offenses and penalties were heavier than expected, led by C L Gathright with a two year sentence for selling brewery beer publicly and other defendants receiving prison terms or suspended sentences.
A letter from Joyce Beck of Borger Texas asks for help finding a family to provide room and board and fund college tuition in exchange for work. She is 20, a high school graduate, member of First Christian band, and seeks a starting life through work and education. Other reader requests mention needing hourly or daily work.
Mrs Jones complains her son never looks like the stocky neighbor, though fed well. He is slender and energetic, with a pale but clear complexion and good appetite. Forcing eating harms digestion. slender and stocky types cannot be made to look alike. Mothers should accept their child’s type and avoid worry.
Classified note offers a 222 rifle in exchange for a portable Victrola or portable phonograph. The writer asks readers if they have such a portable Victrola to trade.
Promote a 20 minute foot soak using Radox bath to relieve burning feet and distress. Claims says pores draw out poisons and acids, promising feet like new by morning. Package offered for 45 cents at City Drug Stores with mail order option.
A Columbus Ohio woman testimonial says she was rundown and near giving up before using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports improved strength after three more babies and now plans to take the medicine again at age forty. The ad urges readers to obtain a bottle from a local drugstore and follow directions.
Middle aged licensed practical nurse with five years practical experience and some hospital training offers OB case services. Available to furnish references. Contact Mrs Billie Greebes at 2 1058.
A 17 year old girl seeks housekeeping and child care work. She offers experience in domestic tasks and public service related duties and asks for any available opportunities.
The owner reports a tan saddle blanket missing Sunday morning between Phillips station at Twenty second Avenue and Washington Street and the residence at 2110 Heyden Street Will. The search includes the local area around these landmarks.
A reader advertises as a capable household keeper and child or elderly care assistant. The message notes experience and strong references, offering part or full time service and inviting interested parties to visit at 309 Maryland Street.
Local ad claims customers can save up to four percent and receive improved motor oil quality, promising better engine protection and longer intervals between changes. The notice emphasizes value and efficiency for vehicle maintenance.
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