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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1933
Page
3
A mother refrains from scolding for a week and avoids punishment to curb a child’s misbehavior. After showing affection and praise for good deeds, the child’s naughtiness declines, illustrating that consistent support and recognition reduce conduct problems.
Classified plea from a handyman seeking work for room and board and small wages. He is reliable and has references. asks applicants to write before arrival. Also a mother seeking work in a motherless home for about two dollars weekly plus room and board for herself and child. name MBE. An experienced housekeeper requests help finding work.
Experienced in house chores and child care offers reliable service. Can provide excellent references and understands varied household needs. Available for immediate placement and long term work.
A widow with five children seeks two or three furnished rooms to rent. She offers practical nursing care by day or hour, plus plain sewing, cooking, and housekeeping skills. Contact Mrs. M. E. N. at Dial 6163, 814 Maryland Street.
A local notice asks for the owner of a black case containing glasses to claim them at 721 West Fourteenth Avenue. A girl, 16, seeks housekeeping or cafe work to help her unemployed father, offering references and a plea for help from 1518 East Sixth Avenue.
A reader writes he is a widower with three young girls and seeks a furnished servants quarters. He is a painter by trade but will perform any necessary work around the property in exchange for rent. Dial 9309 for contact.
A brief note from J. E. offers farm and dairy experience for a couple seeking housing and work. They request a reasonable location where one partner can do farming and dairy tasks while the other cooks and maintains the home.
Classified notice lists a near new two wheel trailer available for trade for an electric washing machine or living room suite or bedroom suite. It asks to spread word that Mrs. Gilbert at 508 North Taylor Street has a home for a bird and seeks the public’s help. It also inquires about a missing five month old collie named Tony and asks if anyone has found him.
Anita Kimbell offers a reward for the return or information about the whereabouts of a missing person. Contact numbers are 2-1161 or 7386. The note ends with a strong plea for the person's return and to be brought home to 315 Prospect Street.
Joe Freeman advertises eight keen police dog puppies, six for sale, now old enough to leave their mother. He invites buyers to contact him at 701 West Fifteenth Avenue.
A reader offers two good land sections in New Mexico for work in exchange for a home. The half timbered half tillable plots include improvements and room to add more. Neighbors grow head lettuce carrots beets potatoes and corn. The keeper cites business reasons for the trade and outlines land quality and crop potential.
A notice from L. P. A. seeks a good man and family to live on and improve land for three years or longer in exchange for labor rent. The offer includes cows hogs chickens and working stock, no cash or sharecropping, with possible help locating a section for a future homestead. The land should be broken immediately.
Britain grows anxious over four Englishmen jailed in Moscow on sabotage charges tied to the Dnieprostrol dam. Russia accuses them of damaging turbines and blades. Britain fears coercion and seeks access, while European peace prospects darken.
A Philadelphia mail clerk, 28, killed his wife and three children and then himself, leaving a note about doing what he believed was right. Police recovered the scene as investigators note the tragedy follows his December loss. A machine test for job applicants, labeling individuals as obsessional or median normal, is described as being used by some companies and a Y M C A branch in New York.
An old ad touts Ing Zemo as a fast relief for eczema and rashes. It claims quick itching relief in five seconds and clearing stubborn cases with rare ingredients not used in other remedies. The ad urges purchase from druggists with a price around 35 cents.
The text describes a device with a wired pencil that touches dots or perforations on a machine. The machine’s decisions are described as remarkably exact. It notes input from British psychologists and refinement by Western Electric, a branch of AT&T.
Quick relief for indigestion from smoking touted by Fox Drug Co and Ic City Drug Stores. Dr Emil’s Adia Tablets are promoted as a non stopping smoking aid.
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