Roswell Daily Record masthead and contact details
Roswell Daily Record published every evening except Sunday by Record Publishing Company. Advertising rates listed. Entered May 19, 1903 at Roswell New Mexico as second class mail matter. Associated Press news dispatches credited herein or not credited. Legal news reserved.
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Christmas Nearing in Roswell
The Roswell community prepares for Christmas with merchants stocking abundant supplies and residents in a festive mood. The season is celebrated as both a holiday and a time of family and giving, with churches and groups aiming to aid the less fortunate and ensure joy for all during Christmas Day. An editorial on the New Deal by Hub Kane is mentioned, alongside speculation about editor Kade’s political views.
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Roswell
Hub Kane
Kade
Roosevelt
Las Vegas
San Miguel County
Power and Light Companies
State Corporation Commission
New Mexico
Lea County
Hectic Life Is Certain Lot Of Gambler's Wife
A Doris Blake piece from Amarillo News discusses a divorcing woman linked to a younger gambler, examining the strain of his vice on marriage. It cautions against marrying a gambler, urges self-reliance, and questions the appeal of repeating a risky union.
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Gambler
Guardian Question Sparks Debate on Self-Reliance
The quotation argues against government guardianship and paternalism, claiming such measures would sap the spirit and vitality of America. It reflects heated debate over whether citizens should seek state protection or retain independence.
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America
American Spirit and Freedom Under the Founders
The piece cites Wilson on self-reliance and nonmembership in guardianship nations, praising the American heritage of liberty and democracy. It argues paternalism and socialism conflict with this spirit and would erode American institutions, recalling Mayflower, Revolutionary War, and westward expansion as foundations. Industrial News reflects on enduring democracy and opportunity.
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President Wilson
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Industrial News
Sentence Sermons by Roy L. Smith on virtue and effort
Dr. Roy L. Smith presents brief maxims urging sincerity, purpose, conviction, honor, joy, and loyalty as keys to meaningful work, religion, life goals, and enduring friendships. Each line ties inner virtues to outward impact, warning that neglect leads to empty results.
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Roy L. Smith
Three Days’ Cough Is Your Danger Signal
An old advertisement warns that a three day cough signals danger from respiratory illness. It promotes Créomulsion as a seven in one remedy, claiming it fights illness quickly and without narcotics. The drug is touted as pleasant to take with a pharmacist authorized to refund money on the spot if relief is not achieved.
The Wrong Man by May Edginton synopsis
Cara Follette plans partnership with her Canadian father until she meets Jerry Flint in Europe. She sponsors his Toronto auditions while her engagement to a rival businessman looms. Her return home forces a choice between love and duty as Cara promises a long absence to pursue a risky plan in Canada’s north, risking heartbreak.
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Europe
Jerry Flint
Toronto
Abro Benjamin
Aimy
Ling Slic
Eesatul
Fellette
Abot
Redman
Cara
Foilette
Harmer
Mullican
Amy
Jerry
Redman Harmer
Milligan’s Camp
Sidelights On The News
Commentary on whiskey in the United States cites a drop in hard liquor sales, noting New Mexico bootleggers quitting and tax burdens raising prices. Treasury worries about bootlegging rise nationwide as legal sales decline. persistent drinkers cling to Sandhill brew amid high federal costs.
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United States
Treasury Department
New Mexico
Mordecai Ezekiel
Agriculture Department
Brain Trust
Liquor, taxes, and a changed taste across New Mexico
The piece argues harsher taxes could revive whiskey demand amid dryness, notes cocktail trends in eastern cities, and criticizes bootlegging via legal channels. It covers federal regulation, potential census jobs, and a London reprieve case, contrasting Spartan ancient practices with modern medical care, then critiques power trusts and NM electric rates.
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New Mexico
Clovis
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