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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1933
Page
3
A collection of letters seeking work for room and board across domestic and farm roles. Applicants offer housework child care farming milking cows and related tasks, with preferences for motherless homes, openings by day or week, and notes on references and living arrangements. Some trade for chickens and cows offered.
Washington reports the American Chemical Society sees great promise in converting waste road tar into a non habit forming morphine. The work, led by Dr. Lyndon Small of Virginia and Dr. Nathan Eddy of Michigan, uses phenanthrene as a starting point to imitate morphine without the habit forming component.
Kirt received a 30 day jail term in a Brooklyn court amid disputed claims. He denied chasing his wife with a knife and alleged he struck with a hammer instead. King refuted his claim of extenuating circumstances such as turpentine in liquor. Oliver was reported from York on March 28.
Delegates at the Confectionery Jobbers Alliance in Chicago report no concern over beer’s return. They contend candy sales will be little affected as the candy eating habit remains firmly established in the United States.
In New York a child’s mail dilemma sparks a debate on technocracy. E. J. Costello, secretary of the society, argues technologists as organizers can gather dispersed productive forces and direct wealth distribution toward an orderly readjustment to avert national collapse.
Technologists and organizers in Chicago form the All America Technological Society aiming to unite engineers farmers and lab workers into a single body. They seek to channel technological forces to prevent overproduction unemployment and social chaos and plan a congress during the World's Fair season. Clarence Darrow and Brig. Gen. William Westervelt chair advisory and technical groups organize divisions nationwide.
A Kansas City physician reports a remarkable three day treatment using a harmless prescription yields consistent health improvements. The claim cites rapid symptom relief and no adverse effects, prompting calls for further study and cautious adoption by patients.
A continuation notice describes white gold tack letters in a purple and tan case offered for return with a liberal reward. Laura Catherine Ross lists contact by telephone 6756 and requests printing of the letter to help find work as a salesman cashier or store saleswoman with strong references.
A 26 year old man speaks of being out of work and uncertain about his future. He notes a desire to find direction and responsibility amid common life pressures. He asks for advice on career steps and personal growth.
RIT chemists patent a penetrating ingredient used in the new powder wafer RIT dye. The formula saturates every thread, preventing streaking or uneven dyeing and proving color fast in tests. Instant RIT dissolves in 40 seconds with no scum, 15c per package, color chart with 33 colors available at dealers.
Multiple concise notices describe job seeking and housing requests. A 19 year old seeks housekeeping and child care work with cafe experience at 915 Jackson Street Apt 1 and offers a shareable two bed room for working women at 7035. A married man seeks any suitable labor with family needs, listing skills as painter paper hanger stationary fireman engineer carpenter and yard work. A 21 year old single mother seeks housekeeping child care or cafe work with seven month old baby.
Applicant seeks employment publishing a plea noting good education and health. Expresses gratitude for consideration and asks for help in finding any suitable position. The letter reflects earnest, courteous appeal from a job seeker.
An advertisement touts Squibb Tasteless Castor Oil as pure castor oil with flavor and odor removed. The copy urges asking for the product by name when a physician prescribes castor oil for any family member. It implies ease of ingestion and high quality standards.
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