Roswell Daily Record July 8 1933 satirical notes and ads
A Roswell Daily Record page from July 8 1933 includes editorial snips on movie stars and fortunes, a critique of financiering, currency concerns, and a remark on Albert Fall. It notes a kidnapper mystery, and a wish for Albuquerque to be a highway hub, while stressing cross-state road priorities.
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Albuquerqué
Felly Island Intrigue Shapes Bart Burgess Death and Secrets
Bart Burgess, stranded on Peconic Bay with Ingy Warren, becomes entwined in Folly Island secrets after his father Trever Burgess dies. A Bayley family mystery, a drawing room key, and a looming engagement with Lora Sackett test Bart as he guards his late father’s confession and navigates love with Alice Bayley against family tensions.
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Bart Burgess
Peconic Bay
Long Island
Wyattville
Ingalls Frederick Warrer
Ingy
Bart
Mr. Davis
Baylays
Alice
Trevor Burgess
Lora Sackett
Bayleys
Folly Island
Mrs. Bayley
Matthew Bayley
Island
Lora Sacket
New York
Ingy Warren
Warrens
Lora
Aunt Augusta
Philo Vance
Bayley
Augusta
Silk Stockings Should Stand Ten Wearings
Antoinette Donnelly warns stockings often fail before ten wears due to sizing and rough handling. Short or tight stockings cause foot problems like ingrown nails and toe friction, while too large stockings slip. Emphasizes proper sizing and foot care to save hosiery.
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Antoinette Donnelly
Zippered Fashion Advice For Curves And Leg Lengths
A column notes clothing variations for fuller figures and taller customers. It warns against forcing stockings on carelessly, likening the effort to a man pulling on boots, and suggests sizes built for fat figures and long legs.
Advertisers Hold Value For Daily Record Readers
Merchants in The Daily Record are portrayed as dependable, while non advertisers are seen as missing business. The note remarks on price spikes amid a declining dollar and questions who benefits. It also condemns nepotism in New Mexico offices as harmful to unrelated employees.
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Daily Record
Record
New Mexico
Sam Bratton Sworn In as U S Judge in New Mexico
The Tucumcari News reports Bratton was sworn in Saturday as a United States judge and notes New Mexico has one senator. It says Seligman is expected to appoint himself to fill the vacancy, with 60 000 to 75 000 taxpayers hoping he moves quickly so Andy Hockenhull can assume governorship and assert himself.
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Sam Bratton
United States
New Mexico
Seligman
Andy Hockenhull
Tucumcari
Dole economy critique at world conference
Critics claim the government prefers dole payments to salaries, arguing the aim of the world economic conference is to regulate American ecurrency and dodge paying debts. The commentary portrays a doleful national outlook with broad financial obligations and reliance on relief.
Climate and surrounding wonders draw Sacramento mountains visitors
The Artesia Advocate notes the region’s healthful climate and healing history for tuberculosis sufferers remain potent. It urges residents and newcomers to reconsider the area, highlighting nearby draws like the Sacramento mountains and local recreation centers near Cloudcroft, inviting survey of those who have never visited.
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Sacramento Mountains
Cloudcroft
Artesia
Final Proof Of Character And Civic Virtues Reflections
The Rev. Roy L. Smith reflects on character through fault bearing humor self restraint lawfulness and thoughtfulness He links education to clear thinking charity to giving without expectation wisdom to anticipate actions culture to respect the uncultured and ends with a slogan about Want Ads for Reeves.
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Roy L. Smith
Idaho Judge Warns Bootleggers On Alcohol Education Link
Federal Judge C C Cavanah of Moscow Idaho warned bootlegger George Manos that mixing liquor with education is dangerous. He vowed severe penalties for bootleggers in Moscow and any city within his jurisdiction hosting a state educational institution. Parents of students deserve enforcement with no leniency for convicts.
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Idaho
C. C. Cavanah
Moscow
George Manos
Deaths Last Night Founding President of Negro Bar Association
George H. Woodson, 67, founder and first president of the Negro Bar Association and former deputy collector of customs for Iowa, has died. Des Moines, Iowa. Record Want-Ads Get Results.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
George H. Woodson
The
Negro Bar Association
Iowa
Rooms For Rent At The Virginia Inn
Clean, comfortable rooms available at The Virginia Inn, 406 North Richardson Ave. Rates listed per month are $6 $8 and $10. Adv. J27t6x.
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Virginia Inn
North Richardson Ave
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