Roswell Daily Record Publication Details 1903
The Roswell Daily Record outlines editorial staff numbers including Society Editor ACE BEAK and City Editor W L SCARRITT, with advertising and subscription rates. It notes Second Class Mail Matter under the 1879 Act and provides office contact hints for Roswell New Mexico.
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Mmaasoy Saat Ace T. Beak
Seciiety
W. L. Scarritt
Don Wilkins
Beteres
Roswell
New Mexico
Congress
Associated Press Copyright Notice Reprint Rights
A brief notice states The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to news dispatches published in this paper and to republication of edited or special dispatches.
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Associated Press
Camp life and Civilian Conservation Corps work near Lincoln
An El Paso Herald-Post report describes CCC labor on the southern slope of the Capitan mountains ten miles from Lincoln, with Camp rules, Army leadership under Captain Cyrus Searcy, forestry tasks in Lincoln National Forest, road rebuilding, contour mapping, fire border construction, and a healthy, well fed workforce. It notes 35 work hours weekly, sanitary conditions, and Army medical staff, plus a public call for patience amid Recovery Act implementation and industry uncertainty in El Paso.
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Forestry Service
Capitan Mountains
Lincoln
Baca Canyon
Cyrus Searcy
United States Army
Army
Forest Service
Lincoln National Forest
Philadelphia Canyon
Nogal Lake
Civilian Conservation Corps
Paso Herald-Post
Yellowstone Park Expansion Battle Roils State Politics
A national debate over adding Jackson Hole and adjacent natural curiosities to Yellowstone Park draws fierce support and opposition across the state. A Senate committee led by Norbeck Carey Ashurst Adams and Nye weighs expansion amid concerns over tax base, hotel and transport interests, and national interests in preserving the region.
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Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone National Park
Econgress
Jackson Hole
Senate
U. S. Senate
Norbeck
Carey
Ashurst
Adams
Nye
Sugar and Beer Demand Declines in June
In June this year the United States consumed 57,016 tons more sugar than in June 1932, a drop of about eleven percent as beer resumes and sugar use in soft drinks and candies wanes.
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United States
Saturns storms and sunspot theories cooler summers
The article notes Saturn facing storms with a massive spot rivaling Earth's size and cites theories about sunspots cooling Earth. It recalls scientists predicting a cool summer earlier, contrasting with the current hot season and remarking that some theories are wild guesses.
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Saturn
Earth
Mather Heir Seeks Aunt in Romeu Valley Romance
Ricardo Dane Mather pursues a long lost aunt in Romeu Valley California. He locates Filomena Stanley a beautiful young woman posing as his aunt and helps her improve her life. In New York he learns Filomena is not the rightful relative and plans to marry her while arranging a dramatic exit. His search continues until he finds the real aunt in a Broadway production and confusion deepens as family ties unfold. His mother’s death leaves him heir to the family, complicating motives and loyalties.
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Filomena
Ricardo
Darling Filomena
Frances
Rachel
Jeannette
Chez Jeannette
Ricardo Dane Mather
Romeu Valley
California
Filomena Stanley
Frances Pucardo
Goifte
Webster Sutton
New York
Eunice Greenway
Eunice
Rachel Beatty
Web
Pilomena
Hell
Romeo
Elverton
Franklyn
Barney Pierce
Pierce
Havana
Mrs. Hathaway
Just Mavericks and Mirth in a Fragmented Note
A jumble of quirky lines critiques mood, politics, and media from an Advocate staffer in Portland. It mentions six columnists, a musk ox analogy, and a math puzzle about one third of $5,000 with a Joneses twist linking Chicago and a guard.
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Advocate
Portland
Oregon
Smith
Mr. Jones
Chicago
Jones
Penitent Mate Often Merits Forgiveness
New England travel note from Biddeford Maine August 5 describes visits to Peterborough Dover and Biddeford with reflections on old towns oldest settlements and historical relics. Exhibitions at Jewett Memorial Mansion and Colonel Wentworth House feature items from Boston Museum of Fine Arts Mt. Vernon George Washington Paul Revere and Miss Jewett libraries.
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New England
Biddeford
Peterborough
Dover
New Hampshire
Maine
Jewett Memorial
Colonel Pane Wentworth
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Mt. Vernon
George Washington
Col. Maynadier
Paul Revere
Harvard University Library
Sarah ‘Orne Jewett
Jewett Mansion
After nine years of happy marriage the blow fell
Doris Blake relays a wife’s dilemma after her husband’s five month affair with another woman. He confessed, begged for forgiveness, and urged patience until the other woman is clear. The wife asks if forgiveness cheapens her or invites renewed infidelity. The columnist argues that such lapses happen, praises courage to rebuild, and favors a big view over pride, urging reconciliation if possible to redeem a long marriage.
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Doris Blake
Elates
Hesart
Kansas Democrats rush for Leavenworth wardenship post
Several Kansas Democratic politicians gather in Leavenworth to seek the wardenship of the Leavenworth penitentiary annex as Warden R. H. Hudspeth faces dismissal amid an investigation into favors granted Tory Druggan, a Chicago beer runner.
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Kansas
Leavenworth
Leavenworth Penitentiary
R. H. Hudspeth
Chicago
A Pretty Creature in Distress in the City
In a 1932 Edginton story, Dr Elvertod and Barney Pierce chase a fragile girl in a Weat End drama. The heroine Franklyn, nicknamed Gold, struggles with a half brother’s ruinous life while a doctor contemplates offering aid despite personal limits.
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Elvertod
Franklyn
Wharat
Franklin
Alen
Ming
Sant
Barney Pierve
New England Mills Adopt 40 Hour Week and Wage Code
Textile mills in New England adopt a code under the national recovery act reducing work to 40 hours weekly from 56 to 55 hours across Vermont New Hampshire Maine Rhode Island Connecticut and Massachusetts A $13 weekly minimum wage and child labor elimination accompany the changes Manufacturers expect workers absorbed back into the industry. Joan Lowell sails world with her father aboard a 48 foot schooner in search of faith in humanity after her Boston year and her latest book.
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New England
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Foston
High Seas
Record Want Ads Get Result in Local Newspaper
A compact note reports that record want ads generate results as readers respond, highlighting the economic takeaway and suggesting rising interest in classified listings. The item emphasizes practical outcomes for advertisers and the community seeking services or goods.
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