Subscription rates listed for Roswell Daily Record
The Roswell Daily Record lists advance yearly subscription at 24.00 in New Mexico and monthly carrier rates with per year and advertising notes. The notice notes filing on May 19, 1903 in Roswell and credits the Associated Press as the exclusive news distributor.
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Shorter Hours of Work Likely to Stay Says Era
A 1933 discussion on the 40 hour week notes that shorter hours seem permanent after adoption. Public services may face delays, stores shorten hours, and industries must adapt under the national recovery act. Some businesses may quit if required for public good, but fair trials are urged.
Nurses Matron Show Interest in Child Study
The piece notes nurses and matrons increasingly engage with child welfare topics and institutional life. It discusses training needs for those caring for children in institutions, the impact of institutional life on behavior, and the value of informed approaches to child care.
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The Charming Cheat and a Bohemian New York Scene
Ricardo inherits a mountain valley aunt and moves to New York to meet Filomena Stanley and her roommate Frances. He mingles with Eunice and Web at a party then tea, where romance, horseback riding, and a piano gift skew the comedy as secrets mingle amid a lattice of California links and theatrical kin.
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Webster Sutton
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Fleming
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Rachel
Tere
California
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Romeu Valley
Flo
Filomeng
Jherm
Jenny
Fiim
Eurrice
Ennice
Bumiee
Eunnice
JUST MAVERICKS AND THE NEWSPAPER WAGE JOKE
A humorous column riffs on President Roosevelt setting a newsroom wage code. It jokes about minimum pay for columnists and shorter hours, mentions a dish washer wage rise of 33 1/2 percent in El Paso, and speculates on broader labor demands. The tone blends social commentary with satirical takes on labor and patriotism debates.
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el Paso
A Line O'Type or Two By R M H Le
Weather forecast notes a depression in the Atlantic near the coast for the next twenty four hours. The column questions whether this is the prior offshore storm or a new one approaching from the sea.
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Atlantic
Paraguay Bolivia mediation plan announced at Brazilian chancery
Paraguay and Bolivia agreed to place mediation of their Gran Chaco border dispute in the hands of Argentina Brazil Chile and Peru, announced at the Brazilian Chancellery. Asuncion confirms the plan, while Bolivia’s foreign minister declines to reveal details. League of Nations circles express surprise at the move.
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Gran Chaco
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Chile
Peru
Asuncion
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Veteran Driver Wives Tips On Safe Touring
J H Greenleaf veteran Goodyear test driver urges safer travel during vacation season. He emphasizes good brakes and tire treads, plus 12 driving rules such as signaling turns 100 feet ahead, avoiding passes on curves, staying inside center lines, keeping alert at intersections, and getting rest before long trips. He warns against sleepy driving and suggests giving others the benefit of the doubt.
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
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Sermons and Death Bespeak a Bleak Outlook in Writings
Albuquerque news reports Celso Espinosa a 77 year old New Mexico cattle and sheepman died after a two year illness. He was born in El Rito and lived parts of his life in Colorado and New Mexico. Survived by his widow and many children across the U S and Mexico. Funeral services will be held here Thursday with burial at El Carnero. Also mentioned is Frank J Cannon a 74 year old former U S Senator from Utah noted as a silver advocate.
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New Mexico
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Colorado
Tobias Espinosa
Espanosa
A. M. Espinosa
Palo Alto
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Mexico City
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Maria Es
Deaths Last Night Chicago Trainman David Kelley 72
Chicago obituary notes the passing of David Kelley aged 72 a longtime trainman who served 52 years in duties related to passenger service and rail operations in the city. He is remembered for his decades of service and dedication to the railroad community.
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Roy L. Smith
Associated Press
Chicago
David Kelley
Pas
Underwoods $9995 Plug Carrying Charge Ad
Classified note promotes Underwood models at $9995 with a $5 down and $5 monthly plan. Mentions attractive terms and suggests the item looks and works like new despite imperfect spelling.
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