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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1934
Page
7
Roswell Daily Record page shows newspaper masthead, section editors, and advertising rates. The notice mentions subscription rates in advance, and states it is entered May 19, 1903, at Roswell New Mexico. It notes Associated Press news rights and republication reservations.
The item notes Al Smith's loss of favor with Tammany Hall after a Thursday night appearance at a Tammany banquet drew boos and hisses. The administration hopes the new Cuban government will bring stability to the island, a goal long envisioned by many observers.
George Norris, governor of the Philadelphia federal reserve bank, warned before a congressional committee yesterday that removing gold from federal reserve banks could harm federal reserve notes. He stressed that U S financial strength keeps credit and money reliable. President Baldwin of the National Retail Lumber Dealers Association warned General Hugh Johnson of a rude awakening if prices can be cut, wages raised, and hours reduced, with opposing views evident between them.
Advice column discusses subtle treatment for nervous children focusing on health, habits, and home atmosphere. Emphasizes regular meals, sleep, outdoor play, and calm guidance before considering medical advice or school placement. Recommends two books on nervousness for parents.
Jimmy Wilson, veteran catcher and former Phillies player, has signed to manage the Philadelphia National League club for the 1934 and 1935 seasons. Wilson recently returned to the Phillies in a trade with the St. Louis Cardinals after previously leaving the team.
In a tense melodrama, the Whisperer torments high society as Joyce Morrow is kidnapped for ransom via a hidden wireless device. Roland Blatch is drawn into the gang, betrays trust, and a web of intrigue unfolds with Connie torn between loyalty and survival as the Whisperer’s true identity nears exposure.
The column reflects on early Christmas rites in the Pecos valley, the impact of religion in New Mexico’s history, and the Hondo river route. It critiques proposed bar exam standards favoring accredited law schools, praises Dick Dillon and Senator Cutting for veteran compensation cash payments, and notes a Missouri sales tax insight. It ends with a New Jersey court decision reaffirming a historic Supreme Court view.
Judge Joseph A Delaney ruled news sources are privileged and a reporter cannot be forced to reveal an informant's name. The decision argued compelling disclosure would paralyze press power and that libel remedies remain adequate.
The article argues only 10 eye brows and lashes experts should dye eyebrows, warning against drastic black or dark brown shades. It stresses matching hair color, using lighter tones, and avoiding cheap work. If cost forces DIY, skip dyeing, as skilled application requires knowledge, experience, and responsibility. Neutral guidance for aging skin suggests softer retinting and cosmetics to offset shade.
Senator Glass a Democrat and secretary of the treasury under Wilson questions the Roosevelt dollar devaluation program while Roy Yeung head of the Federal Reserve under Hoover endorses the plan as stabilizing for the currency in a nonpolitical tone.
Huey Long signaled a retirement condition promising to quit and resume law practice if Congress approves his redistribution of wealth bill. The plan limits earnings to 1 million, inheritances to 5 million, fortunes to 50 million, and provides a $30 monthly pension to every needy person over 60. Long dismissed ouster efforts, saying he has spent 16 years in public office and loves peace, quiet, and family.
Archaeologists excavating Santa Fe area identify a populous settlement around 1250 A D. The dig reveals Durango style AD traces suggesting a thriving center with dense habitation and trade activity. Evidence includes housing patterns and material remnants indicating organized community life.
The piece notes possible Indian settlement in the Agua Fria valley near St Augustine Florida dating back to 1250, with hopes for future excavations to uncover larger buried ruins possibly dating to earlier eras. It critiques an agricultural policy remark by the Assistant Secretary of Agriculture about reallocating farmers.
A compact reflection urging appreciation for what we have over envy and pursuit of unreachable goals. It notes that value lies in our aims not possessions and warns that endurance and future outlook depend on how we live today.
An archaic classified style notice from a shoe repairer warns customers about nonstandard materials used by competitors. It promises quality service and repairs, claiming superior workmanship and materials.
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