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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1932
Page
5
In New York on November 29, six women identified a dozen white rabbits offered by crooner Buddy Vallee at a women’s arts and industries exposition. The event raised funds to aid unemployed men, with Vallee acting as auctioneer during the sale of these “treasures.”
An auctioneer held each rabbit up by its ears while the room echoed with excited bidding. His top price reached two dollars in a lively sale likely at a community event.
In Rutledge Tennessee two men died in a land dispute. Bill Kincaid, a young farmer, was shot by Constable Jim Bates. Bates was then killed by Lon Bray, brother-in-law to Kincaid. The event occurred November 29 as reports state.
The ad promotes Bayer Aspirin as the fastest safest way to combat a common cold. It claims instant base benefits, recommends dosing every 2 to 4 hours on day one and 3 to 4 times daily after, and suggests dissolving tablets for throat gargling with warm water.
New York November 29 The Community Medical Center is named the keystone recommendation of the committee on the Cost of Medical Care. Five basic recommendations call for group physician led care centered around hospitals and expanded public health services. A system of group payment through insurance or taxes is urged while preserving fee for service for some. A local or state organization should study evaluate and coordinate medical services. Education should shift to train nursing attendants nurse midwives and hospital administrators. The committee formed in 1927 led by Dr Ray Lyman Wilbur produced 26 studies funded by eight foundations and two organizations.
A brief note touts a real radiant complexion unmarred by a supposed slight blemish. The claim hints at product claims and beauty routine benefits, urging readers to seek a flawless look.
The News Globe outlines a festive Amarillo Santa event with Uncle Sam and a roster of performers led by Cecil Eaton. Santa arrives after crossing Arctic hazards, with matinee and evening shows, free admission tickets, and merchant gifts for attendees.
A report argues for expanding public health services and better geographic distribution of practitioners, noting rural under service and inadequate funding. It urges organized group practice, phased cost distribution, and coordinated local regional planning to raise medical care quality and accessibility.
A widow at 708 North Buchanan Street appeals for $10 monthly rent to cover loan payments, stating she is a cripple and must rent to avoid losing her home. Also a reader asks for return of a lost coin purse and a ring from a skating rink dance hall with a 6 cent reward.
A young lady, Mrs Earl Welcoat of 1105 North Buchanan Street, offers experience in varied work and a business college education. She seeks office work but will consider any honest employment and appreciates any help in obtaining a position.
Women with weakness and aches are advised that Cardus, a purely vegetable tonic in use for over 60 years, can improve overall health and ease tired nerves. It is described as safe for all ages and helpful in making monthly periods easier.
A series of brief notices seeking work in Amarillo and surrounding areas includes individuals offering housekeeping nursing and companion services, a request for dental work in exchange for trades, and a lost suitcase with items including a Western Service Station uniform. Also a note on Australia described as the shadeless land with leaf arrangements facing the sky.
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