Basic Sex Differences Said To Cause Marital Discord
At a Los Angeles conference on modern family problems, speakers argue differences between the sexes drive many marital rows. They cite male vanity aggressiveness and emotional excitability as three core distinctions. Women are urged to embrace traditional female roles while men are guided toward a stronger male pattern, not emulating their mothers. The piece notes the trend of women entering business and industry as part of the discussion.
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Py Boris Blake
Los Angeles
Paul Popomeo
Beauty Aids Incentive to Childs Pride
An essay argues in favor of giving a 14 year old a dressing table as a normal wholesome gift. It claims grooming supports tidy habits and self respect, with examples of manicure sets and monogrammed brushes prompting better personal care. It defends looks as a necessity for social acceptance among peers.
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Antoinette Donnelly
Marges
Creomulsion Promises Relief for Persistent Coughs
A vintage ad touts Creomulsion as a two fold remedy for persistent coughs and colds. It claims to soothe inflamed membranes and inhibit infection, with creosote absorbing into the blood to attack the source of trouble.
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Creamip Sigit
Ete Font
Adva
Camp Chatter Sees Army Returns and Local Work Under Way
Army units prepare to revert to post by December 15 while Captain Louth stays until December 31 before heading to Ft. Bliss. Lieut Fisher commands construction. First Sgt James McIntyre and Mess Sgt Grady Persons lead support roles. B J West of Roswell oversees Bottomless Lakes work as seven trucks enable local projects.
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Louth
Ft. Bliss
el Paso
James McIntyre
Grady Persons
Raymond Caruthers
B. J
Roswell
Jewett
Property tax peaks in state data from 1920 to 1933
The Taxpayers Association of New Mexico reports the 1920 peak in property assessments at 402 046 652 dollars, sliding to 284 832 90 in 1933. Taxes peaked in 1931 at 11 667 411, with 8 079 949 in 1923 as the low. 1933 levies stand at 9 629 204, down 17 percent from two years prior. The highest average rate was 36.38 per thousand in 1929, now 33.51, down 2.57 for four years.
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New Mexico
Taxpayers Association of
Association
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