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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1940
Page
17
El Haren continues to receive large volumes of letters daily at his private office. The service offers a private, extensive analysis and personal opinion on home life, business, and personal problems for a fee of 50 cents plus return postage.
The column predicts three months of meeting a kind person near the reader’s age who may become a life partner. It references a sister's upcoming wedding to a young mechanic on Thanksgiving, and suggests living with a mother’s sister to aid family harmony. It also foresees a salary rise and a bridesmaid from June expected to wed within six months.
Westbrook Pegler writes from New York that critics accuse both sides of pushing fascist claims amid the Roosevelt era. He argues American business opposes fascistic controls, warns about Wagner Act implications, labor bosses, and GOP alignment, and predicts strong government labor supervision under a possible second Roosevelt term.
Psychic readings advise Mrs. Har en that she will spend Christmas with her son and IR will discover new acquaintances. Several readers seek guidance on work, health, relocation, relationships, and future finances with horoscopes for 1941 in Amarillo Borger and McLean areas.
The Globe-News invites Amarillo residents to contribute observations and memories to a forthcoming column. Readers may send experiences, local landmarks, or historical anecdotes to enrich the town’s documented story. Include contact details for potential follow-up.
A salesperson urges readers to serve Admiration Coffee to avoid embarrassment and coffee gossip. The pitch claims Admiration is thrifty dependable and satisfying with uniform flavor, more cups per pound, and widespread use among Southwestern housewives.
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