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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1933
Page
6
Fell Daily Record radios local political coverage for Roswell New Mexico with staff roles listed and advertising rates. The paper notes publication every eventing except Sunday and carries standard notices for second class mail.
An editorial praising former Governor Hinkle for his long service in New Mexico and acknowledging the steady work of the Roswell Chamber of Commerce. It cautions against overreliance on technocracy while reflecting on the machine age and current economic mood. The piece closes with The Old Home Town and a nod to the U.S. Patent Office.
Chief John Lee confronts a spate of four near perfect murders in Hollywood. A blood stained blade hidden in a lace handkerchief and a choked victim point to a single elusive killer. Lee finds a crucial note and flees to headquarters with unsettled leads as the case deepens.
Doris Blake urges a shy, introspective young man to boost his social appeal. She mocks his self view as a flea like misfit and prescribes boxing and gym work to project confidence. The piece urges self remodeling to attract a maid, with provocative humor and direct advice.
By E. V. Shepard discusses double-dummy bidding and play to obtain best results. It notes partners may hold any one of eight billion possible hands once yours is fixed, and presents an interesting study with KQ3 AQ10.
Bridge discussion analyzes alternate lines after Z opens 1 Spade B holds diamonds and spades. A passes then Y bids 1 No Trump and Z 2 Spades. Scenarios show A potentially improved outcomes if he doubles or shifts to spades, with estimates of eight tricks for A-B against diamonds and possible game if certain bids are supported.
A mixed health piece on women's body image and exercise. It discusses how loss of figure affects confidence more than facial aging, promotes daily exercise, and offers a waist and bust exercise routine with step by step positions and repetitions. The tone aims at practical self-improvement and fitness advice.
Economists and politicians foresee little lasting gain from the brief session aimed at balancing the budget. Tax levels shrink, duties cap, and general reform fears loom as the president elect opposes broad manufactures taxes. Progressives warn of future inflationary pressure, while pending issues like veterans benefits and unemployment relief remain poised for action at a special session next March.
The sermon column criticizes vanity and self pity in brief maxims. It lampoons guilty consciences, constant ailments, vain humor, flattery, needless chatter, and fragile belief in proof, ending with a note that classified ads deliver results.
Fort Worth Texas Jan. 2 AP Carl Stowe 39 was struck on the head with a piece of iron and killed at his home in an altercation reported to have been caused by ask about a girl.
Former Gov Alfred E Smith, in Albany for Gov Herbert Lehman’s inauguration, learned of the death in New York City of Mrs Beile Moskowitz, his close friend and adviser. Lehman hastened a goodbye and boarded a train to New York.
The Daily Record notes the Commercial Club New Year watch party was Roswell’s largest and most successful social event in years. The Chorus of American Cities featured many named guests from Louisville Santa Fe Chicago and New York among others. The Military Institute beat Hagerman 45 to 2. Health prompts Fred Miller to seek outdoor work. local trips and editor J D Meli attended the event.
An old advertisement touts Creomulsion as a cure for persistent coughs colds bronchitis and related respiratory issues. It stresses creosote content and claims rapid relief with a money back guarantee after following directions.
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