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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1934
Page
7
A Roswell newspaper page notes the federal payroll now reaches over six million workers, with four million from CWA projects. It discusses government hiring scope, the Roosevelt era labor policy, and hints at evolving political dynamics around relief programs and administration plans. The piece reflects era concerns about taxation, regulation, and urban power shifts in New York and beyond.
Paula and Nick, ages 22 and 23, share a college life and deep affection. Paula asks Doris Sinke whether marrying soon is wise, noting mutual trust, family backing, and a wish to start a life together despite hesitations about delay in marriage.
The Rockville trial of Dr. N. S. Ferris and Dr. H. R. Street over Mrs. Cora L. Britton’s death centers on alleged cancer treatment with a black salve. Prosecution says the remedy caused her demise. The Albuquerque Journal notes the broader context of government payrolls expanding during wartime.
Joyce Merrow recounts an abduction ordeal linked to The Whisperer and Roland Blatch as police pursue a hidden mastermind. Inspector Larpent interviews Merrow at Porlock Mansions, probing her ties to Blatch and the suspect, while she reveals fresh details about the staged car ride and encrypted warnings.
The Albuquerque city council weighs a 250000 bridge plan to connect to the Santa Rosa cut-off while Gov. Hockenhull backs a east-west route from Texico to Gallup. NRA chief Hugh Johnson actions stir controversy amid bank concerns. Roosevelt approves a grocery code but big stores vs owner-operators sparks debate. Carlsbad Caverns traffic up 14 percent. Illinois enacts 2 percent sales tax. national rail bond payments hint at government ownership. American Livestock Association meet in Albuquerque January 11 as NM stockmen face low cattle prices and CCC shifts. Public health service cuts raise mortality fears for 1934.
A nostalgic column argues that exercise, once a parlor amusement, can shape New Year resolutions. It suggests simple daily routines, even ten minutes each morning, to boost health and discipline, noting women may mix exercise with mindful dieting and social timing without overhauling routines.
A Virginia reader Mrs J W Alversion of Denville recounts constipation causing fatigue and headache. She says small nightly doses of Black Draught relieved her, restored energy and prompted her to share the remedy. The ad touts a child friendly syrup form as the pleasant tasting option.
In the probate court Chaves County New Mexico the estate of B C Moots deceased No 1479 notices the administrator appointed December 16 1933 by Judge C C Hill of Chaves County NM all persons with claims against the estate must file with the county clerk within one year or be barred by law
Washington AP reports the Senate opens its legislative session with investigations under way. The Banking Committee resumes Detroit banking crisis inquiries as a national holiday follows. Other probes include air and ocean mail subsidies racketeering receiverships and Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans with NRA likely to be examined next.
In Vigil, Marya Dresden and allies plot a daring escape as royal guards and a scheming Prince Paul threaten to derail their plan. The group moves through gardens and streets, using a gardener’s tap and a hidden car to evade pursuit, hoping to reach Bariche and cross into Austria before dusk. Marya displays courage, while trust in the Countess falters amid police surveillance and a deceitful footman.
Old Mission school of Beauty Culture advertises complete courses in all branches of beauty culture. Practical training under expert licensed instructors aims to produce expert operators. Mrs Wright and Mrs Porter plan to run the school with standard city beauty school rates. Student prices advertised, with student work available at these rates. Phone 152 for tuition and appointments.
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