Congress Today Reports Buoyant Debate on Beer and Repeal
The short session of the Seventy-Second Congress opens in Washington with focus on beer and amendments to repeal the 18th. Discussion centers on taxes and reform with emphasis on farming recovery, food, clothing, and homes, and the Pecos valley’s prosperity tied to farmer and stockgrower success.
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Congress
Washington
House
Baker Garner
Garner
Pecos Valley
Nothing Is Permanent Yet It Is Built On Injustice
Public reflection on the fragility of power notes that permanence relies on force and deception. The piece argues legitimacy rests on ongoing moral compromise and societal decline. Faith in lasting systems is challenged by the need to suppress humanity to sustain them.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Federation of Labor
Fragmentary Thought On Balance Shifts Burden To Shoulder
A partial line contemplates shifting a burden from one side to the other, implying a metaphorical balance. The text reads as a fragment about perspective and redistribution of weight rather than a complete narrative.
Murdered director Bailey tale fuels Hollywood diary clues
Crippled by debt and threats from a mysterious woman called Buddy, director Richard Bailey keeps a diary revealing his plans for a comeback and a perfect crime. Jere Kane, a criminology student, studies the diary while untangling suspects including Nanette LeRoi, the onetime Bailey find, and butler Chivington as a surveillance of the mansion unfolds.
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Richard Bailey
Hollywood
Jere Kane
Nanette LeRoi
Bailey
Kane
Pailey
Lucy Wilbur
Lillian Hult
Larry Weldon
Lillian Hull
Nanette
Rudolf Holmes
Lme
Lillian
Bailey House
Chivington
Bailey’s
Nanette “LeRolles
Dorotha Deane
Dorotha
Paddy
Buddy
Bernie
DeMiHe
Victor
Richard Pailey
Star Makers
Richard Failey
To Be Continued On The Hill Home Drive Saga
Pocked and started for the home on the hill. TO BE CONTINUED.
25 Years Ago In Roswell Nostalgic Echoes From The Daily Record
A. Cahoon receives a fine touring auto from W. H. Godair of Chicago as a present from the First National Bank president. City council plans $7,500 cementing for irrigating ditches. Territorial court sentences thirteen on liquor related charges. Laties' Minstrels patrons and chorus listed with numerous names. Commercial Club Kellahin organizes a welcome committee for visiting owner George Curry and party.
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Fom Daily Record
A. Cahoon
First National Bank
Dolson Mathhe
Chicago
W. H. Godair
Territorial
William H. Pepe
Pres
Kellahin
Commercial Club
George Curry
P. Pty
Ke Cahoon
G. A. Richardson
Ww. & Atkinson
J. W. Stockard
J.S. Lea
J. M. Hervey
A. Pruit
J. Ww. Thomas
J. <. Graham
Relief for Smokers Indigestion Adla Tablets Ad
An old advertisement promotes Dr Emil Adla Tablets as quick relief for stomach distress caused by excessive smoking and ill fitting foods. The ad claims no narcotics, urges use as needed, and notes a large dollar bottle covering three weeks of treatment from Owl Drug Company.
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Emil
Owl Drug Company
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Merry Christmas
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California
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Lake Arthur
J. A. Graham
Mineral Wells
Jamees M. Hervey
Territory of New Mexico
Albert B. Fall
F. Hervey
Mary White
Marguerite Reed
Jennie Burrus
Ella B. Leonard
Fannie L. Baldwin
Stella Ritter
Lilian B. Tangehil
Ethel R. Bohannon
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Jeused R. Evans
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Clera H. Weil
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