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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1932
Page
3
A letter from a distressed homeowner laments foreclosure after five years of on time payments, noting layoffs and industry changes. It critiques laws and mortgage practices while calling for sympathy and change from authorities and readers.
A religious widower about 60 seeks a Protestant bachelor who loves Sunday church and Sunday School and can take part in services. He is healthy, enjoys homemaking and raising chickens, hoping for a compatible partner to share a peaceful life.
A nurse from a large hospital touts D D D Prescription as a remedy for eczema rashes and itching. The liquid antiseptic is claimed to cool and soothe inflamed skin, dry up eruptions, and heal tissues. Money back if the first use does not stop itching, priced 60 cents and 1.25 dollars. All druggists.
Ursula Compton of Alexandria was selected as the physically best freshman co-ed at Louisiana State University by the university physical education department. The 18 year old home economics student stands 5 feet 4 inches, weighs 116 pounds, with a bust of 32, hips 34, and waist 25 1 2 inches.
A reader named Tack requests help finding a correspondence partner for a 35 to 50 year old man. The writer M. M seeks a respectable rancher type and excludes street walkers and jelly beans.
Lonesome widower Ji Lidns, 36, Baptist, Panhandle born, seeks a real companion and immediate employment. He has wife and two children, farm experience, can run a tractor, willing to do any labor, provides references, contact 207 North Houston Street. belt lost Saturday, grey and black with partial buckle, call 9045.
A shopper in Potter County writes seeking housekeeping and child care work at 218 East Fifth Avenue, claiming experience and offering maid service. The note questions who pays Mexican workers at the Tri-State Fair and challenges fair management.
A reader questions white workers in a local project and argues that if they refuse, funds raised by the Community Chest for shoe programs may be wasted. The writer apologizes for possible radical content and seeks publication guidance.
Mrs Webb offers a reward for her white gold framed glasses in a black leather case lost in the alley near Thirteenth Avenue and Taylor Street. If found contact Mrs Webb at telephone 20884.
A reader letter in The News-Globe praises a New York performer while noting judgmental remarks about publishing letters. The correspondence also cites local figures and community charity practices connected to fairgrounds and employment for Mexican residents.
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