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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1932
Page
8
A reader column features arguments on currency policy and veteran bonuses, plus notices seeking work from a nurse, painter, dressmaker, and housekeeper. Other letters request lost items, dating from April and mentions of Texline school museum support and personal ads.
A bulldog aged four years was taken from a business location between 10 and 11 PM on Thursday. The owner identifies a possible suspect and offers a reward for the safe return with no questions asked.
A notice seeks a good milk cow for a family that needs to keep a cow for feed. The advertiser cites a strong place for one and provides contact via telephone 9374.
A low ninth grade class informs readers of an error in a story claiming tigers are in Africa. The note requests correction and clarity on the zoological facts involved.
A resident warns of legal action to the fullest extent if a lost dog named Nack is not returned. Separate notices offer white rats for giveaway and a phono graph trade for a rug, plus a couple seeking a job with references, no children, and housing needs.
A 10 year old writes asking help to recover a green and red girl's bicycle left Saturday in front of Dickson Drug by the Paramount theater. He notes it was recently painted and features welded pedals and a front fender held by a wire. He asks that the thief be identified.
Mrs Agnes Lyne describes how George is raised under constant health and moral scrutiny. He endures strict diets and frequent school changes to find the best fit while being kept from play with neighborhood children.
John asks for the return of a second hand bicycle left since his father’s long hospital stay. He asks Tack to leave it on the porch at 714 Harrison Street with no questions asked. A $1 reward is offered for the return.
A pallid intellectual youth named George grows up isolated and morally fenced by strict upbringing. He endures a sterilized home life and lack of friends or dates, then teaches Latin at a boys' school, remaining unhappy and detached from his peers.
In Portland two youths named Charles Sutton and Stani Bobher were sentenced to 90 days in jail for a petty shoplifting spree involving 149 pairs of shoe laces. The report notes their attempt to rationalize their behavior as a drift toward a devitalized life.
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