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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1931
Page
5
Paul Gallico portrays a Philadelphia baseball crowd as vile and hostile to President Hoover, describing crude slurs and bottled missiles from dark grandstands. He rebukes critics who claim public insults are wrong while noting the 1928 campaign biases and the Hoover support found among dissenting minorities.
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a permanent solution for foot odor and sweaty feet. It promises immediate relief and a money back guarantee from City Drug Stores and Fox Drug Co if relief is not achieved.
A letter from a needy family requests assistance for seven members. They have only one mattress and no shoes or adequate clothing. The husband works but earns about three dollars a week, barely feeding the family. The two-year-old and six-month-old lack shoes, and the husband needs size eight shoes and 32-32 trousers. Any donations of beds, shoes, or clothing would be greatly appreciated.
Julian N. Barrett of Pampa Texas defends Hoover satire as not disrespectful but argues Hoover failed to provide relief and leadership. He urges belief in a strong president, questions oil policy with Venezuela imports, and criticizes Republicans and big business while urging citizen protest against perceived misrule.
Nurses endorse Noxzema as a quick easy cure for five common skin flaws used by over 6,000,000 women. Its formula soothes emollients clear blemishes purify pores and act as mild clarifying agents to shrink pores and refresh the skin. Try tonight and see softer smoother skin by morning.
A kitten is missing after being taken by three boys. a liberal reward is offered for its return. The letter also includes requests for housing, a phonograph sale, job seeking, and a dramatic arts teacher seeking exchanges, reflecting community help requests and editoria l engagement.
A seasoned stenographer appeals through this column for a position after fruitless efforts to secure work. She has canvassed offices and networks to find an opening while supporting four children.
A student misplaced a straight handle marcelling iron engraved with an A between 612 East Seventh Avenue and the San Jacinto Beauty Shop in San Jacinto. The owner asks for its return to repay the loss and continue lessons.
Allene Kirkpatrick claims a Santa Fe locomotive engineer described a mare killing her newborn colt near Black Texas. The writer says a rogue horse on her ranch killed three young colts after being bought for a dollar from neighbor Mr Brown and asserts the truth of the tale.
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