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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1936
Page
3
Byron Price analyzes how President Roosevelt must take a position on key policies as he secures a new term. The piece notes fractures within his base, signals of possible conservative shifts, and the upcoming congressional battles over taxation tariffs relief and the budget.
Robbie Owings traveled heavy to Birmingham bringing her piano along with trunks and traveling bags for her Howard college visit.
An advertisement explains that Black-Draught laxatives are made from plant leaves and root extracts dried for shelf stability. It claims the medicine acts where needed in the digestive system and offers about 25 doses per 25 cent package, highlighting economy.
Valerie Bergere, famed for Moon Over Mulberry Street, opposes actor typing after eight months in New York. She recalls early stage work in Brooklyn and vaudeville, notes beliefs about her range, and discusses marriage to Herbert Warren, Christian Science faith, and wish for capital to produce further plays. Born in Metz on February 2.
A romantic scene unfolds as a woman seeks to soothe a prideful lover. He dismisses her with a cigarette, recalls Eve Elwell, then forgives her and shifts to speaking of himself before making love. The moment ends with her renewed happiness and a cliffhanger.
James A. Farley may retire from the cabinet after Roosevelt's re election. He desires to return to his building supply business while keeping his national party chairmanship and likely New York committee post. Some see a governor run as his heart’s aim, but he would remain a key political advisor if he leaves the cabinet.
Dr. A B McCreary of the Florida state board of health cautions that it is common sense to regard all snakes as poisonous, though many species are harmless.
Mrs J F Taylor offers services in cooking housekeeping practical nursing care and maid work. Seeks bachelor’s home or elderly care position. References available. Address 404 North Taylor Street.
Personal appeal from a solitary man seeking a widow by death as a pen pal. He specifies age between 40 and 45 and excludes flappers or grass widows, requesting sincere companionship.
A Black glove left with Mrs Avery at The News Globe is offered for owner to claim. Olive Freshy seeks housekeeping nursing light office work and child care with references. Mrs Bush lists Dial 2 3987. A Reader seeks day or week house work with references and no overnight shifts.
A job seeker introduces themselves as an experienced worker seeking employment. They describe prior roles and readiness to contribute, requesting hiring managers consider them for suitable openings.
In Alva Oklahoma county farmers report grasshopper losses turned into turkey gains as thousands of fat turkeys nest on county lands where none grew before. Quinton, a local produce buyer, notes the grasshoppers provide good feed and the turkeys thrive this year despite previous shortages.
The writer seeks cafe work opportunities and offers to furnish references. Contact F R at telephone number 2 2888.
A widow aged around 35 seeks a mature male companion aged 40 to 50 for correspondence and friendship. She also offers to perform practical nursing or housework, can provide references, and lists Mrs L F Kroell at 507 North Tyler Street as contact.
A reader at 107 Kentucky Street offers laundry help in the home. Willing to do any kind of laundry tasks and work for reasonable pay.
Caller seeks at home childcare at 807 Lincoln Street and offers flexible hours. Mentions finding keys as context and requests potential sitters to contact with availability and rates for immediate in home child care.
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