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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1933
Page
7
Local newspaper page shows advertising notes from the Secord Publishing Company and Wearneed Office. Kaitos seeks advertising sectors and notices.
The Record reports July 19 1933 that Interior Secretary Lekes may cancel a order requiring removal of fences around public lands. Stockmen fear disruption to ranching as fencing public lands could invalidate deeded and leased lands. Interviews show initial shock followed by hope the order will be rescinded, as past administrations have reversed such orders.
Secretary Ickes claimed the Army authorization plan had been realized prompting a sharp rebuttal that it was not the case. He then ended the public works organization while Secretary era seeks funds for authorization and Ickes has other plans for the money, causing dissension.
The wife of Governor Gifford Pinchot has sparked comment by attending a parade of striking workers and seeking permission to speak. Police objections hindered her planned speech as employers protest to President Wilson amid uncertainties about constitutional rights and American ideals.
A local opinion argues New Mexico is unfriendly to bandits, praising peace officers Leonard and Jones for their service. It laments delays in capturing criminals in Chaves county and surrounding areas, urging public support for law enforcement and quicker action against outlaws.
Bart Burgess chases a boat to Folly Island to reunite with Alice Bayley after a long separation. The couple’s embrace on the beach, amid Mrs Bayley’s watchful gaze, marks a hopeful closure as Alice plans to tell her mother of their renewed bond. Copyright 1933 Wallace Irwin.
Doris Blake relays Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt urging a break from duties to read poetry or engage in a chosen pleasure. She cites a day with 260 letters awaiting and argues such peace restores focus and energy. The piece targets homebound women overwhelmed by chores and stresses the value of a temporary, deliberate interruption.
The column reflects on Pax regions with notes on Perchmouth Stanton’s capture and suspects, Happy Smith’s KC shooting fund, Roswell and Sergeant Leonard’s family aid, a Nevada divorce bid by Mr Hutton, and John Elliott Roosevelt rushing to Chicago to meet Ruth Googins amid rumors of romance and friendship.
The article argues chic style and grooming can be achieved without wealth by studying women who maintain high appearance standards on modest budgets. It notes some are naturally stylish while others cultivate a practiced finish, emphasizing smart choice of accessories, grooming, and personal flair over money alone.
Miss Suzuko Kaminaka, 22, shown in cockpit after a non stop Tokyo to Oak flight. The aviatrix plans another nonstop mission to Manenn nuo in September, reflecting fair minded courage alongside Nipponese brothers.
Rev F B Howden Jr will lead the water activities at the Dexter Boy Scout water camp from July 25 to 29 with ample assistants to ensure safety. He directed the camp last year and is regarded as best qualified. Dates were adjusted one day later from July 24 28 to 25 29.
Snatched from summer, this article urges maximizing child health and joy through outdoor time. It advises city families to create vacation-like moments, simplify chores, and enjoy picnics under trees or near water. Emphasizes light clothing, practical play clothes, and frugal, relaxed routines for summer family well being.
The passage argues that careful budgeting for clothing and accessories, plus regular hair, complexion care, manicure, and figure upkeep, create poise and self-assurance. Such attentions, it claims, yield grace and charm suitable for the average person’s working life.
Classifieds notice strong demand for want ads with rapid responses. Advertisers report quick replies, trades and assignments across listings for jobs, housing and goods. Local readers leverage concise postings to connect with buyers and sellers in the market.
Mrs Roosevelt sails from Washington for a two month European tour with Franklin Jr and three Groton classmates. The Washington's captain offers the wheel during the voyage as the party visits France Spain Switzerland and England. The First Lady plans a two week vacation upon arrival to rest from public attention.
Winthrop Rockefeller son of John D. Rockefeller Jr arrives in Elizabeth to start work at the Bayview Standard Oil refinery. He plans to travel to Houston to study oil production methods and then to Boston for sales training.
James Trusién Adams arrives in England with notes from the Congressional Library on the Civil War era. His forthcoming week will focus on the events leading to the war. Phil Strong, who destroyed his first twelve novels, returns with State Fair about Iowa life. Strangers Return centers on harvesting cider making Saturday dances hired men and big meals.
A reflective meditation on aging and youth noting how age forgets youth, youth mock experience, free speech is often wasted, reforms fail at home, books have blank pages, depth vs length misleads, and faith in religion is lacking. The piece critiques impatience and misplaced priorities across social habits.
The Carlsbad Rotary Club plans a native stone Boy Scout hut along the Pecos River for visiting Caverns scouts who camp in the area each year, providing a dedicated shelter near Carlsbad.
Advice urges simplifying duties and spending every possible minute outdoors with children. Encourages easing up on chores and focusing on outdoor time during the summer season.
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