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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1933
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR text from Roswell Daily Record lacks coherent facts or names to summarize. The visible bits do not specify events, dates, people, or organizations to form a valid news item. More readable content is required to create a proper two-line record.
A 1933 report outlines widespread bank closings due to public fear rather than bank weakness. New Mexico and nearby states see holidays reducing activity while Roswell banks remain solvent, urging customers to use checks as currency shifts. Bankers warn the disruption will pass and business will resume normal operations.
The Boston Globe reports Mayor James Curley of Burton plans to accept the informal offer presented by President Roosevelt through the U S Ambassador, indicating Curley will proceed with diplomacy toward Italy. The news reflects inordinate U S interest in Curley’s next political move amid wartime pressures.
A fragmentary scene shows Elise encountering a letter from Jan ney near a mailbox. The missive reveals Araminta’s disinterest and a plan to pursue safer pleasures abroad while urging Elise to return to the stage. It hints at lost love, forgone happiness, and a fragile promise of future contact.
An OCR puzzle page blends a crossword clue list with a long fictional excerpt. It weaves names like Elsie, Lad, Barney, Araminta, and Janney into a seaside family scene where danger looms from unseen henchmen while a gothic romance unfolds between Elsie and Barney as they confront love, pride, and a possible return to the stage.
An advice column discusses blondes versus brunettes skin aging, emphasizing dry skin care with creams and proper powder. It then shifts to a probate notice from Chaves County New Mexico about Charlotte S. de Bremond, with hearing set March 1, 1933, at the Roswell courthouse.
Doris Blake notes a troubling pattern where husbands use finances to excuse poor behavior. Leona supports her unemployed husband Jack while maintaining household stability, but he pushes for independence despite the strain. The piece blends advice on frugality with a cautionary view of fragile relationships amid money woes.
W C T U column quotes Berton Braley arguing prohibition alone won t curb gangsters and crime. He suggests enforcing laws and questions government sale of liquor as a solution, noting economic hardship and marital strain while urging sympathy and joint effort to improve domestic duties.
A compact sermon sample urges fathers to model lawful work and honest citizenship. It stresses that a father's legacy is transmitted through character not dependence on others labor. The piece argues to raise children with justice, lawfulness, and moral conduct.
Santa Fe March 3 AP The senate reopened SB124 the chain-store tax measure. Senator Fred Wilson opposed it arguing municipalities lose tax share and proceeds should retire public debt rather than fund payrolls, signaling a strong swing to his views.
25 Years Ago In Roswell reports Artesia voted dry by 147 to 66 and the town council will pass an ordinance prohibiting sale of liquor. Sheriff Ballard reports a business district fire at Melrose on the new cut-off. J R Stanley visits from Dexter. Elizabeth Yoder and Dr Samuel McCleneghan wed in Roswell. A horse and tack were stolen from Robert Fleming near Honda reservoir. horse recovered but tack missing. Barney Prossér and Miss Jessie Jones wed at the Methodist parsonage.
Mrs J W Gist and her young daughter traveled to Elkins in the morning, accompanying a brief family outing.
Advertisement notes weekly board and room at six dollars and meals for twenty five cents. Entry invites readers to mention they saw the notice in The Record.
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