The President Happy in a Four Dollar Suit
A brief item notes the President wearing a $4 suit and contrasts it with Wynne’s $6 garments. The London World interview with Robert J. Wynne, US Consul General, remarks on American dress adapting to weather. A Nearby item promotes a National Cash Register for sale at the Record office along with a medical recommendation for anti diarrheal treatment.
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Gott
Wax Works rehearsal draws full attendance at high school
The draft recounts a Madam Jarey Wax Works performance rehearsal at the high school with participants comparing outfits and status. It recalls a humorous exchange with President Roosevelt about clothing costs, highlighting cost contrasts and public accessibility.
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Wax Works
Suit to Prevent Branding of Cattle Affects Ballard Ranch
L Z Eddleman files suit in district court seeking injunction to stop branding of a 225 head herd on Salt Creek Ballard pasture 12 miles NW of Roswell. He asserts ownership and that bank agent Lee Hardin plans branding, risking damages. Also notes related travel and land notice items including summer rail rates and a Victor Graphophone sale.
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Salt Creek
South Bound and North Bound Train Schedules and Music Preview
Railroad time shows daily departures and arrivals for south and north bound trains with mail close times at 4:50 and 6:05 p m Local time. A swell music program is promised with rehearsals Tuesday and Thursday nights and a chorus and orchestra featuring the city’s swellest musicians.
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D. Burns
Warning to Mothers on Summer Health and Castor Oil Use
A warning to mothers urges careful care for small children in hot weather to prevent bowel trouble. Castor oil is recommended first, with fresh oil only, followed by Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy if needed. Advertisements note Carlton the Roswell real estate man and frequent ads on the Daily Record’s second page.
A Touching Story of a Cumberland Baby's Recovery
Geo A Eyler of Cumberland Md recounts his 11 month old daughter's collapse with throat illness. After two doctors gave up, a trial of Dr King's New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds brought relief. Four bottles cured her and she remains in health at Roswell Drug and Jewelry Co offering guaranteed relief and a free trial bottle.
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Roswell Drug and Jewelry Co. Jre
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