Minstrels and Frolics of 1932 Benefit in Amarillo
A staged Minstrels and Frolics of 1932 by Mike Hollander, a fundraiser for the Crippled Children's Council, is set for October 3 at the Municipal Auditorium. Lions Rotary Kiwanis and A B C Clubs of Amarillo sponsor. the event promises lavish costumes, music, and humor to aid local youth amid community praise for civic clubs.
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Mike Hollander
Municipal Auditorium
Lions
Rotary
Kiwanis
Amarillo
Black-Draught Heroic Remedy Cited By Indiana Reader
Columbus resident Charles E. Stevens describes bilious spells and dizziness improving after taking Thedford’s Jack-Draught also known as Black-Draught. He notes renewed energy and less sleepiness, urging the remedy’s value for bilious complaints. The ad mentions availability in an inexpensive form for children.
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Thedford
Mixed notices and quotes from early Texas era
A string of brief items reports unions' members and contracts in Amarillo, a Bass catch on Tierra Blanca near Hereford, a general porklodge of quips about barber shop habits and eternity, and Sugar beet industry data with national and state production figures for 1932 including 75 factories and 8,206,000 tons forecast.
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United States Beet Sugar Association
California
Colorado
United States
Department of Agriculture
Nebraska
Montana
Utah
Wyoming
Michigan
Construction Materials Spend in 1929 U S Reaches billions
Census figures show the 1929 construction industry in the United States spent nearly 2.5 billion dollars for materials, reflecting the era's vigorous building activity and material demands.
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Bureau of Census
United States
Rockefeller Farm Seized for Taxes in New York
The 54 acre birthplace of John D. Rockefeller in Tioga County, New York was sold for unpaid taxes for $47.25. The Associated Press notes Rockefeller’s modesty and questions the owner’s right to reclaim the farm amid sweeping disasters and distant earthquakes.
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John D. Rockefeller
Tioaga County
N. Y
Associated Press
Rockefeller
Homers birthplace myth and world news mix in a long column
A sprawling column revisits Homer’s birthplace with Smyrna as a candidate, notes ancient coins and river Meles, and contrasts Greco Turkish postwar rediscovery with Wieslaw Mussolini era Italy. It also critiques labor scenes in Italy, Admits wine prices, warns of war in Europe, cites Von Papen on youth prep, and ends with a correction about Schiller Goethe.
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Homer
Smyrna
Meles
Europe
von Papen
Germany
Louis the Fourteenth
Alsace - Lorraine
Alsace-Lorraine
France
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