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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1940
Page
3
Magazine notes swimming is ideal for non professional athletes as it imposes no stress on the feet and suits those with flat feet or arthritis. It exercises nearly every muscle of the body and offers broad health benefits for varied disabilities.
A survey of early language shows 12 month olds utter at least three to four words, 18 month olds average seven plus, and by age six a child may know over two thousand words. Studies highlight common first terms, the social development of speech, and the emotional nature of early language.
Ville Florida notes concern over swimmers' sinus and ear infections. Dr Taylor treated patients after swimming, yet pool water from a spring feeds a pool with over 145000 gallons per minute of fresh water. The pools maintain low bacteria and contain no irritating chemicals.
A health note explains how air-breathing semi aquatic animals close nostrils and ears underwater to protect respiratory membranes. It cites the alligator hippo and semi aquatic birds, urges exhale underwater and inhale on surface to maintain nasal pressure, and notes ear drum use is less crucial for preventing ear infections. A reader asks about lemon rinse after shampoo. the answer says it won’t harm blonde hair or change color.
Dicky Graham and Harry Underwood escort Secret Service guards posing as relatives toward a rendezvous with Jack Leslie to recover exiled Queen Olga of Transvania's stolen emeralds. Madge and Lillian, in disguise, trail the expedition, taunting as they back a car into a narrow wood road.
In a tense scene Madge and Lillian drive to a hidden rendezvous after backing into a narrow path. They park among brush near an old cemetery and prepare to wait for Leslie’s men, hoping to avoid discovery as night approaches. A car sounds nearby, signaling the suspenseful continuation tomorrow.
Knarf and Hanid take a toy boat to Frog's Bay hoping to sail. With two blades of grass as oars, they simulate a motor and the boat moves. Knarf proclaims I am the motor as Frog watches and smiles at the child's simple invention.
A vintage menu item explains a simple molded Norman salad with sardines in gelatin and olives, layered with remaining ingredients to chill and set. It includes a creamed cabbage side and a caramel custard dessert with tea. The method describes dissolving gelatin, chilling layers, and unmolding garnished with parsley.
A satirical piece argues the gendered view of wardrobe cliches on Madison Avenue. It riffs on old Palm Beach jackets, moths, and a joke about husbands and their discarded garments. It also notes gifts in jewelers collections for ushers and offers a quirky recycling tip for a rain-filled boat and fish shelter.
A household tip recommends cleaning badly soiled wood with a warm mix of one quart hot water three tablespoons boiled linseed oil and one tablespoon turpentine. Heat in a double boiler and apply with a soft cloth then polish with a dry cloth.
A veteran employment counselor shares essential rules for new graduates entering business life. Focus on adaptability, continuous learning, professional grooming, strong interview skills, and emotional steadiness. Emphasizes humility, teamwork, objective view, and realistic promotion paths beyond campus expectations.
The Stars Say forecasts modest business progress today with routine work and cooperation with superiors. Birthday individuals face a calm year with potential pitfalls from secrecy and deception, yet careful handling of hidden agreements could yield lucrative outcomes. A child born today may be slow, cautious, and deeply driven by secret motives and strategic thinking.
A column discusses facial habits and beauty tips emphasizing posture, expressions, and skincare. It warns that frowning, tight lips, and raised eyebrows create aging lines while promoting smiling, gentle facial movement, nightly skin massage, and proper stocking choices for leg appearance.
The Middle Temple in London houses about 70,000 volumes in its famous law library founded in 1641. It notes penmanship survives in some regions where scribes earn a living by copying legal documents, showcasing speed and skill with the pen.
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