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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1934
Page
7
The Roswell Daily Record reports a forecast of a 26 percent rise in automobile deaths for 1934, citing Nation Safety Council president John Long. Causes include poor vehicle design, speed, drunken driving, and reduced law enforcement funding. Public pressure is urged as the most powerful tool to promote highway safety.
The piece argues for meticulous grooming from undergarments to outer attire. It links neat underthings, clean collars, and tidy appearance to morale and self pride, noting how fastidiousness reflects on hair, skin, teeth, and figure, shaping overall charm.
Cara Follette daughter of a Canadian businessman edges toward a risky marriage plan with Jerry Flint a poor English singer while facing pressure from her father Benjamin and Harmer a European suitor involved in a potential merger. Cara confronts love, loyalty, and the family crisis as she weighs money against romance.
In the gray dawn, hundreds of thousands of Episcopal congregants join the annual return of the prodigals at church. Clovis hosts a recruiting post for Fort Bliss with about 100 slots, while milk prices rise and alfalfa costs soar. Commentary urges civic duty, legal reform, and caution about fire hazards in Hobbs theaters. Veterans may forfeit unclaimed certificates after Jan 2, and holiday spending climbs with toys and cars driving up the season's bill.
A wide swath from the Texas border toward Colorado sees District Attorney Martin Threet and fellow G. L. Reese Jr. intensify action against slot machines. Machines gathered for destruction, gambling de vices deemed harmful, while labor and industry clash over hours and taxation. In Artesia, First National Bank reports three quarters of a million in volume, challenging local doubt about finances. The column by Gladys Huntington Bevans invites readers to share guidance on developing a child’s latent drawing talents with a real-life letter from a parent.
A brief note signals a forthcoming discussion on children drawing a neglected subject. The writer hints at returning to the topic soon and reflects on observation and control as central ideas.
The General Federation of Women’s Clubs will hold its annual mid winter Board of Directors meeting in Washington January 15 to 19 with members from every state. Topics include old age pensions unemployment insurance and other study program items. Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt will host a White House tea January 15 and Hon Daniel C Roper will speak at a Bureau of Standards session. Arlington Cemetery wreath for the Unknown Soldier and social events with Congress members are planned.
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