Dear Tack Letter on Dogs Chasing Cars in Amarillo
A reader writes about dogs roaming streets in Amarillo and chasing vehicles. The writer urges owners to train dogs or face criticism, arguing drivers should not be blamed for near-misses and calling for better neighborhood discipline.
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Plea for action over hog pen stink shocks Amarillo readers
A Pleasant Valley and River Road resident laments chronic hog-pen pollution harming health. They urge county and city authorities, health officials, and media to publicize the issue and enforce clean-garbage rules before a polio epidemic returns.
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River Road
Amarillo
Texas Pride and Natives Push Back Against Outsiders
A reader laments the influx of outsiders into Texas and praises local manners and safety. The letter extols the friendliness of Texans, recounts memories of respectful seat-taking and safe social outings, and urges Vermonters and others to rethink their disdain.
Boots Lost Downtown and Spotlight Found Card
A boy reports his brown size six boots with new heels lost downtown last Saturday. A found spotlight in the alley behind 1617 Hughes Street may be claimed at that address.
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A. J. Richardson
Hughes Street
Youth Offers Yard and Carpenter Work After School
A 15 year old seeks yard or carpentry jobs after 3 PM and is open to any task. He notes he has made a safe liquid dandelion killer targeting dandelions without harming grass or flowers. He welcomes opportunities and will consider anything.
Two Boys Visit Office Sparked Public Response
Readers discuss two boys who visited the office and express disappointment that the public has not engaged with the issue. The letter set reflects concern and calls for wider community attention.
Cleopatra and the Pearl Drinking Tale From Ancient lore
An ancient legend recalls Cleopatra dropping a pearl into wine and drinking it to display wealth and beauty. The piece links the tale to digestion, urging Udga for stomach pains and promising a double money back offer with Udgen Tablets from the druggist.
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Amarillo youth and morals spark town clash
A writer laments Amarillo youth behavior blaming so called flappers and permissive mothers. He argues for action not words and urges accountability for parents while criticizing two men he says show more sense than local parents.
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Amarillo
Readers respond on wartime Texas towns and Lt Smith mail
A reader letters column argues Lt Smith’s views on Texas residents reflect wartime strain. The writer, a ranch hand with family, contrasts Texas with other states and calls for his transfer from the front. Also notes Mexico’s label rule for goods.
Hollywood Gossip Roundup On Stars And Lawsuits
Hollywood insiders discuss fragile marriages and contract fights among A list stars. Bets swirl on Hedy Lamarr and John Loder. Binnie Barnes sues Edward Small. Joan Fontaine may sue over salary terms. Rita Hayworth's film slots shift with pregnancy.
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Robert Spofford
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MCA
Dick Powell
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Humphrey Bogart
Readers Digest
Bette Davis
Bing Crosby
Allied Troops Reach Terracina and Liri Valley Breakthroughs
Allied forces report occupation of Terracina as Canadian armor penetrates the Hitler line in the Liri Valley toward the Melfa River. Air power totals claim about 6,500 Allied planes from Britain and Italy striking Axis targets from the Channel to the Alps.
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Carter's Little Liver Pills Boost Digestion
The ad explains Nature produces about two pints of bile daily to aid digestion and Carter's Little Liver Pills can increase bile flow quickly often in thirty minutes. It claims digestion improves and urges buying the product at drugstores for 25 cents.
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Carter
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