Advertising rates and mail details in Roswell paper
The Roswell Daily Record lists publishing rates and office details, noting the society editor and printers. It states advertising rates furnished on application and includes a note about the paper being a second class mail under the Act of Congress. The Associated Press is credited for dispatches and reprints are reserved.
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Regulating industry and the new deal era debates
A 1930s discussion surveys how shorter working hours, wages, and conditions may be set by industry backed by government power. It questions reliance on industry to regulate labor and prices, notes possible 30 to 40 hour shifts, wage changes, and a shift toward planned economies under President Johnson and the federal industrial director. It warns of socialism’s rise and calls for cautious optimism about Congress actions and global trade.
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Folly Island Drama Threads Through Wyatville Tease
Bart Burgess, stranded in a catboat on Peconic Bay, becomes entwined with the Warren family secrets on Folly Island. Ingy Warren, known as Nosey Ingy, stirs trouble as Bart navigates a tangled web of family loyalties, a forbidden romance with Alice, and a looming bigamy confession from his late father. Bart contemplates love, duty, and a guarded past while dealing with a looming inheritance that reshapes his future.
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Parents Urged to Fret Less Often
A Chicago Tribune column urges parents to worry less about child behavior, noting many phases pass naturally with age and that understanding reduces fretfulness. The piece pairs with a fictional vignette showing parental concern, flirtation, and social outings amid a stormy setting in Albuquerque where heavy rains delayed cars and trains.
Broadway and public life mix inJuneVs summer notes
Gossip column and theater rundown mix with public contests and entertainment reporting from New York. Mentions Dick Tracy style detective fantasy, a contest for prettiest girl at the Yucca, and a male public figure nomination. Reviews cover Uncle Tom's Cabin revival, Biography by Behrman, Voltaire world premiere, and Radio City slogans as Broadway winds down for summer.
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WOTTA LIFE! Jeanne Eagles in a season of plays
A look at Jeanne Eagles and her season of about 100 performances featuring Dinner At a The Late Christopher Ben Autumn Crocus Dangerous Corner When Ladies Meet 20th Century Desism for Living Run Little Chillun One Sunday Afternoon Good-bye Again. Only the last three remain on stage.
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A Line O'Type Or Two From The Era
A column by R. Hi reports on a dispute where the Chicago Teachers claim the board lacks authority to end two weeks early and that schools, though closed, continue daily in their rooms while seeking pay. The piece notes royal intrigue as Prince and Duke Amadova appear, with Alfonso’s elders lingering opinions and a Queen’s ambiguous stance on a romantic match.
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Incomplete Text Reflects Tax Budget Debate
Fragmentary excerpt critiques busy registrars over budget choices and hints at a call for action. The passage lacks clear entities, dates, or outcomes to anchor a fuller summary.
Sentence Sermons by Reverend Roy L. Smith
The sermon collection highlights contrasts between love and discipline pleasure and virtue and hope. It critiques vice misused truth defended by deceit and religion advanced by hatred. It urges thoughtful reflection on moral priorities and behavior.
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Heir to Spanish Throne Marries Cuban Commoner in Lausanne
Alfonso Bouiber Junior, former Prince of the Asturias and heir to the Spanish throne, married Edelmira Adrisan Sam pedro in Lausanne city hall. He renounced royal rights, adopting the name Count Cavadonga, while exiled King Alfonso XLII opposed the marriage to a non royal. The event stunned Spanish royal circles and drew opposition from royalist factions.
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