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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1932
Page
12
A reader recounts a confrontation over a cow in a partn ership dispute with Uncle Yank, including a racial taunt. The letter ends with a plea for better attitudes as pride of sections persists. A widow offers to work, listing cooking, housekeeping, and practical nursing as skills.
O W Vanlandingham seeks a ride from Amarillo to Fort Worth, offering to share expenses. He requests references and readiness to travel soon, near Thanksgiving, and asks readers to print the message. Contact O W Vanlandingham at 202 Carolina Street.
A reader asks about law on highway construction wages in Canyon and Amarillo. He argues a contractor pays 25 cents per hour via a brother-in-law and cites state wage reporting rules. engineers say state controls wages only for state contracts. private material suppliers operate independently.
An ad promotes Fasteeth denture powder claiming it keeps false teeth firm and comfortable all day with no pasty taste. It mentions availability at City Drug Fox Drug Co or nearby druggists and encourages use for confident eating and talking.
George W. Perkins of Chicago, age 75, winds up 35 years as an AFL Union Labor Trades Department executive. He began in a cutlery factory at 14 and progressed to cigar making and night study. Perkins later pursued geology and politics, later taking Chicago extension courses.
Doctors long recommended creosote for coughs and bronchitis while Creomulsion combines creosote with six other key elements to stop lingering colds and coughs. The ad asserts the product is powerful yet harmless and offers money back if relief is not achieved after use as directed. A warning urges beware of lingering coughs and to keep Creomulsion on hand.
L W Ellington 53 a pioneer dry goods merchant and Hillsboro school board president died Sunday at his home after a long illness. He had been active in commercial and civic affairs in Hillsboro for 30 years.
A home cough remedy promises savings and relief by making a syrup from vanulated sugar and water, adding Pinex from druggists in a pint bottle to form a ready mix. The ad touts three fold action soothing inflamed membranes loosening mucus and clearing air passages plus restful sleep with Norway Pine compound healing throat membranes.
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