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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1929
Page
9
Readers from Amarillo and beyond discuss Mary Garden and the Chicago Civic Opera. They defend or critique performances, praising or lampooning critics while sharing personal experiences with opera in small towns and major cities.
An old advertisement touts Fletcher's Castoria as safe for babies and children to ease fretfulness feverishness colic biliousness gas and sleep troubles. It claims doctors approve the product and features the Fletcher signature on every bottle to deter imitations.
Mrs Dell Thompson formerly of Wellington Texas writes to thank readers for their reactions to an advertisement about a man she did not solicit. She states she is innocent of the ad and does not want another, expressing disgust at public criticism and inviting correspondence only with friends.
Ellsworth Bellinger Jr reports his dog Chiro went missing in Amarillo near Fountain Terrace two years ago. He seeks help locating the chiro named dog and mentions plans to send quails from New Mexico this fall. He provides his Plainview Texas address and notes Tam ten years old.
A reader defends Mary Garden against age critique and defends opera fans while another complains about the paper's crosswords. Correspondence covers finances, public perception, and loyal readership in Houston.
A reader complains about a daily crossword irritant replacing peaceful home life. The letter argues freedom of the press becomes a nuisance when it disturbs domestic tranquility and calls for action to preserve family harmony.
A seller offers a milking goat suitable for limited use and proposes transporting the family milk goat in a car crate to ensure a portable milk supply. The note emphasizes reliability rather than high price and cites a grandmother’s influence and a dependable caretaker.
Sales notice for a milk goat describes a capable animal that will travel and graze during a route, promising good milk yield. It targets buyers who paid $50 and $75 and hints at calf prospects, urging interest in more milk goats and offspring.
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