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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1933
Page
3
A Roll Call plan announcement traces the Red Cross origins to the Battle of Solferino in 1859. Henry Dunant inspired a voluntary aid effort, later shaping a movement born from battlefield horrors and humanitarian writings.
The passage credits Florence Nightingale with founding modern nursing principles during the Crimean War and notes the slower U.S. path to Red Cross affiliation led by Clara Barton. It highlights Red Cross relief work and a 25 million person benefit from surplus commodities distributed by Congress during economic turmoil.
A bridge hand narrative in which South aims to make six hearts and a five spade spread, with North signaling a near forcing raise to three. West doubles, declarer wins with careful trumping and discards, then completes the contract.
Ad copy proclaims Camay as the soap of beautiful women promising a smoother complexion in a month. It suggests daily life is a beauty contest where strangers and friends judge looks, urging faithful use for clearer skin and a pleasant fragrance.
The column prints several personal notices including job requests from Gus F Reynolds of Eureka Springs Ark seeking any open position, and a plea from Evelyn Gillette for a lost cat named Tuffie. Readers also offer help finding a Christian wife and requests for household items.
A reader reports a missing bracelet described as white and yellow gold with round and square links, found near Sunday November 19. If found, please call 20845 to return the item. a reward or acknowledgment may be offered.
The article argues against leading trumps in slam contracts as a rule. It notes West must safeguard strength by leading a lone trump to disrupt declarer's plan, since South's slam is based on distribution. The writer praises South for correctly bidding the slam and emphasizes careful opening leads and defensive timing.
A set of short notices seeks misplaced items and offers rewards. A yellow checked apron, a hat, a dog, and currency are reported lost or found between local streets and venues including Sixteenth Avenue Fillmore Street Van Buren Street and The Nat area. Also a resident seeks partial day work and a job seeker describes temporary deafness after illness.
A married man aged 20 seeks permanent employment with a dependable firm. He reports earning about $100 per month for the past year, with prior salaries of $155 and $125. He would accept a lower wage if working conditions are satisfactory and asks for a mutually agreeable arrangement.
Mrs Millard Wallis of Apple Grove West Virginia recounts her long personal use of Cardus beginning in girlhood. She describes relief from painful trouble and renewed strength after taking six bottles before her first child and continued use as a tonic to prevent discomfort during menstruation and after marriage.
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