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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1933
Page
7
Roswell Daily Record date December 20 1933 lists staff roles and rates. The piece includes a column of editorial staff and a short editorial reflecting on naval strength versus land forces. It emphasizes that the United States needs a strong navy for security and deterrence.
Editorial notes on advertising policy for liquor and beer in The Record, contrasting temperance trends with the nation’s shift under the New Deal. Includes a message about Santa Claus from the New York Sun, affirming belief in Santa and the importance of faith and imagination for children.
Doris Plake recounts a six month marriage test in which Roy Chesterfield's early etiquette generosity and consideration fade to aggression and boredom. Gloria weighs his volatile temper against lasting character, debating whether the charming roving suitor can truly reform.
Classic holiday guide suggests building a memorable stocking by collecting small gifts over time from five and ten cent stores. Include farm animals, dolls, tiny vehicles, pencils, wrapped treats, and even tiny sandwiches to delight a waking child. End with a penny tradition and a treasure trove-like excitement on Christmas morning.
The piece notes hundreds of CCC enrollees near Roswell facing their first Christmas away from home. It describes camp life, strict but practical enforcement against bootleggers, and a gossamer portrait of a Texas boy playing Blue Bonnets while distant stars shine. It questions the long term of CCC and public works programs, and touches on local politics, banks, and county leaders.
Peauty Culture complete courses train students as expert operators with practical training on live models under licensed teachers. Mrs Wright and Mrs Porter seek co operation with standard rate beauty shops in the city and advertise student work with student prices not competing with high class shops. For tuition or student work appointments call 182.
Grace T. Bear requests the return of a black Stetson hat lost last Friday night near The Womans Club or nearby. Please return to Mrs. Grace T. Bear at The Roswell Daily Record Adv Dist.
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