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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1932
Page
3
Winifred Black recalls a Sunday morning porch gathering where talk of stocks and scandals fades as a meadow lark’s song sparks vivid memories. The bird’s call unites the group in youth and simpler joys, before returning them to their ordinary lives and concerns.
Dr Copeland denounces neglect of diphtheria prevention. The article explains the disease is highly contagious and fatal for children aged one to ten, outlining symptoms such as sore throat fever and throat membranes that can spread to the ear nose or larynx.
Bridge questions and answers discuss legalities of exposing declarer cards under Law 45 and jumping overcalls as non-forcing but highly invitational. Also health Q and A covers diphtheria prevention, quarantine, and snoring and skin spots remedies with reader requests.
Billie Bob Baker eight year old son of B T Baker an Amarillo National Bank assistant cashier was reported considerably improved after his father rushed from Chesapeake Beach Maryland to help during the child’s illness. Edgar Bolstad brother of Lester Bolstad 1929 Big Ten golf champion tops the Minnesota golf team.
V Fletcher recounts severe bloating preventing sleep until Adlerika eased gas. The remedy is sold by Fox Drug Company and City Drug Stores.
Japan proposes a conference of ambassadors from the five powers with direct U S participation to seek common action in protecting foreign lives and property in China. The move follows Japan agreeing to Shanghai evacuation without a neutral zone and seeks wider participation to maintain peace in the area.
Floods in the English Midlands reach a record high, marooning thousands in homes and disrupting traffic and communications. Early reports indicate no casualties.
The Soviet government eases limits on former czarist officials and other declassified Russians by allowing membership in consumer cooperatives with access to goods at minimum prices. The decree excludes rationed staples, but promises lower prices on available goods once supplies rise, while ensuring others are served first. Also, Dr E P Kennedy, reared by Woodrow Wilson, dies at 54 in Von Ormy after serving six years as pastor in Uvalde.
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