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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1933

Page

7

Roswell Daily Record Editorial Page Note

The Roswell Daily Record presents editor byline and advertising credit lines with Associated Press service notes. It states AP news dispatches credited to the paper remain exclusive for republication and reserves rights for all news items and special dispatches printed.

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Roswell backs NRA call for shorter hours and fair trial

The Roswell edition advocates giving the National Recovery Administration a fair trial. It argues shortened hours with good pay boosts jobs and buying power, and notes NRA agreements have been broadly accepted. The piece also comments on sultry weather and political strife in Louisiana under Huey Long.

NRA

Knees and posture spark fashion warnings in town

A local column rhapsodizes on knee alignment and posture, warning that sagging knees disrupt youth and charm. It cites a teen girl and mother coaching her to straighten, then pivots to public safety notes about driving prudence and law enforcement honesty, ending with a realtor ad for W. Goodsell’s redecorated residence at 102 North Penn Ave.

W. E. Goodsell North Penn. Ave Altfe

Ricardo Dane Seeks Aunt Filomena in New York Saga

Ricardo Dane, heir to land in Romeo valley, California, travels to New York to locate his aunt Filomena Stanley. Along the journey he confronts deception, romance, and a plan to reclaim his inheritance while navigating complex loyalties, jealousy, and a clash between city life and ranch life.

Ricardo Dane New York Filomena Stanley Ricardo Romeun Valley California Romeo Valley Frances Sieele Filomena Webster Sutton Eunice Greenway Eunice Rachel Beatty Stanley Raneh Romeu

Ruidoso News Features Visitors and Golf Tourney Plans

Ruidoso notes list numerous visitors from Clovis El Paso Los Angeles and Austin guests of local families. A major golf tournament draws Lubbock participants with many arriving early for Aug 4 5 6. A new Ruidoso Boy Scout Troop forms under local sponsorship with weekly Friday meetings at Union Sunday School Building.

Robert Anthony Clovis Don Bell Wortales Ruidoso Junior Dean Clif Dean Jane Kennedy el Paso Sarah Ryan Los Angeles Mortimer Randolph Annie Lee Newman H. C. Calloway Alamogordo Herbert Calloway Rose E. Devis J. T. Sayers Walter Poshal KX Paso Norman Bullard Lamesa Texas Eloise Katheryn California W. L. Powers Frank Walker Artesia Dunlap Scott Nancy W. W. Becow Alakandro Rena Weber Mary Love Jackson Earl Hall Roswell Azbet Floyd Billie Harrell Harry Gottlieb Fred Dennis Jerald Perry Perry Chamber of Commerce Billie Pirtle Anton Lubbock McAfee Paul Denson Lubbock ‘Country Club Frank Wright Sam Edmisson Joe Dick Slaughter Bays Bryant W. L. McAfee Kid Powell J. H. Stytes J. Hawkins Sidney Thrah Buckingham Ruisedo Ruidosoy Women’s Culver C. Chase B. J. Gardner Joe Palmer Darrell Page Ooh Moore Thurmond Jolly Union Sunday School

Repeal of Eighteenth Amendment Warned by Dr Morgan

Dr Joy Elmer Morgan argues that repealing the 18th Amendment would worsen America's economic collapse by diverting funds from homes and schools to liquor. He warns of increased advertising promoting whiskey and wine that corrupts public life and makes work of parents teachers and preachers harder.

Joy Elmer Morgan Journal of The National Educational Association America

Cemeteries Consider Early Closing Under Forty Hour Week

Chicago reports indicate cemeteries nationwide may close earlier if the forty hour work week is adopted under the national recovery administration. The Cook County Cemetery Association will meet tonight to discuss the new code.

Chicago National Recovery Administration Cook County Cemetery Association

Weather Outlook for Roswell and New Mexico

Unsettled tonight and Friday with local thunder showers and thunderstorms in the north and east. Little change in temperature across New Mexico as unsettled conditions persist in the region.

Roswell Pecos Valley New Mexico

Sentence Sermons by Rev Roy L. Smith

The piece presents a devotional style critique of fixed minds and moral courage. It argues that changing one’s mind and forgiving enemies open the heart, while clinging to rigidity leads to inner smallness and missed opportunities for righteousness and justice.

Roy L. Smith

Nurito Pain Reliever Promises Quick Rheumatic Relief

A German specialist promotes Nurito, a non opiate remedy for rheumatic pain neuritis neuralgia sciatica and lumbago. The ad claims rapid relief with a safe refundable guarantee and urges readers to buy at local drug stores today.

Nurite

The Meglected Child Shows It In His Face

Gladys Huntington Bevan argues that neglect in children appears in facial expression and bearing not just in clothes. She notes social interaction aids development and cites a social worker on cigar makers as an example of communal dialogue. Neglected children exist across classes, with middle class offering the best chances for improvement.

New Hampshire Peterbourough N. H Rachel Crother Glass Eva K. Flint Rose Frankel Broadway Len Hollister Allan Scott New York Maxwell Anderson Susan _ Silvercrays New England Mararden Gladys Huntington Bevan The Chicago Tribune

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