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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1932
Page
3
Classified items show coin values offered by Numismatic Company of Texas Fort Worth Texas and various personal pleas for aid jobs and goods including babies clothing a quilting barter housework and dairy work opportunities.
Louise Evans offers a $2 reward for the return of her dog Jack a fat black and white bull dog with brindle, missing from the Cadillac Hotel area since November 6. The dog weighs about 100 pounds has a torn right eyelid ears and tail cut short and wears two black brass studded collars. Information leading to his return desired.
A captioned photo shows Dorothy Gish returning from a European trip. The note highlights she is one of a pair of sisters famed in cinema, though she has not appeared in films recently.
Henry Hoyle of Hoyle Dairy in Plainview Texas offers a four room house milk supply and a small salary to attract workers. He seeks applicants for cafe work or house jobs at low pay, no laundry duties, and asks for good references and winter work.
A four year old seeks help to find a small white Fox Terrier with a black left eye and ear missing since last Wednesday. The puppy was taken from 1916 Pierce Street and ownership is claimed by Richard Earl Nunn. A reward is offered for the return to 1616 Pierce Street.
The excerpt references Everett Sanders and Mr. Farley in a post election address, contrasting Sanders as snobby and holier than thou with Farley. It presents opinions from a young healthful girl narrator about Republican attitudes and snobbishness.
A Democratic speaker criticizes the Republican party, cites district election margins of 7 to 1 to 15 to 1 in favor of the Democrats, and urges a return to law and the “new deal.” He thanks campaign workers and expresses optimism for better times as the party prepares to govern. A fragment mentions a 14 year old seeking care for children.
The writer describes needing a place to work while keeping house or caring for children and offers to work for room and board and small wages. Signed by M.G with address 401 North Taylor Street.
Fragmentary OCR text features a garbled phrase about a person named Tam and a widow. No clear人物, event, or location. Unable to determine a coherent news item. Please provide a more readable snippet for a proper title and summary.
An Omaha advertisement touts Von's Pink Tablets for stomach ulcers caused by gastric hyperacidity and related stomach ailments. It claims no strict diet is needed, notes improvement in about 10 days, and promises airlow nourishment to build strength. Free booklet titled The Problem of the Sufferer is offered.
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