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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1934
Page
7
The Roswell Daily Record lists publication details including the 1963 May 19 entry, advertising rates, and staff roles with editors and city editors. It notes Roswell New Mexico as the publication location, carrier and subscription information, and Associated Press affiliation.
The Albuquerque Journal urges Governor Hockenhull to include a primary in his legislative agenda. It condemns politicians opposing reform as fear-driven and argues the state cannot justify election expenses to delay fair, direct nominating processes. The piece calls for immediate election reform.
The text discusses indirect taxes on common goods and services and notes a typical family of four owing $1,256.58 by end of 1932 under government debt certificates drawing interest. It invites readers to consider government taxation, jobs, and cost of living.
Senate testimony last summer showed Kuhn, Loeb & Co organized a large pool in a repeat issue, yielding almost $400,000 profit. The findings contrast with Otto Kahn’s public denunciation of artificial trading and pools, noting the timing when he spoke against such activities. Amarillo News notes the irony.
The piece argues the tax burden falls on all Americans, warns debt will rise to about 2 billion annually, and urges public recognition that government money comes from taxpayers. It highlights the Fifth Annual New York Safety Conference March 6–7 and calls for broader safety programs to reduce accidents.
An advertisement claims Creomulsion combines seven major benefits to fight germs quickly with no narcotics. The drug is marketed as powerful yet harmless with a money back guarantee if coughs or colds are not relieved, and urges readers to ask their druggist for the refund on the spot.
A Tennessee man recounts stomach relief after using Black-Draught after meals. He describes initial suffering with smothering gas and bloating, then says small postmeal doses resolved the trouble, now occasional use only. Also notes children like the syrup form.
Bun Okeilly known as Bun, an American helper abroad, takes on a perilous Paris case for wealthy Uncle Jim Finlay’s wife’s disappearance. A murder, a robbery, and a staged luncheon set she on a dangerous trail as Mrs Craymer warns secrecy while a stranger investigates.
This week’s notes rail at federal aid failures in New Mexico, blasting PWA and NRA actions, farm loan politics, and shifting relief rules. It also sketches a tangled Paris mystery involving Bun and Mrs. Craymer, with a hint that Robert Finlay may arrive in Paris to untangle the affair.
In Guanalupe caves near Las Cruces and Organ mountains Bishop's Gap, bones of musk oxen sloth camel bear and other ancient life show ice age limits and early human presence in the region. A veteran’s view on Senator Long’s pay plan notes that Hatch and Cutting prudently opposed the amendment. A federal fraud jury convened at Santa Fe with little request for excuses as the era’s Times reflect.
Doris Blake writes a cautionary tale about appreciating a wife while she is present. A long marriage is described with regret for neglect, noting the narrator took life for granted and failed to value the partner who stood by him.
A grieving husband recounts his failure to value his wife who cared for him during illness and the kids. He laments his few, shallow relationships after her death, recalls her constant kindness, and contrasts her devotion with his later loneliness and remorse. He remains at home, watching over their grown family and the memory of a life she sustained.
An old advertisement touts stopping soda to cure gas and stomach discomfort. It claims one dose rids the bowel poisons causing nerve trouble and poor sleep, promoted by Owl Drug Store in Roswell and Geo Wilcox, Druggist in Dexter.
A Ceril Kaper, an x0 year old Springfield schoolboy, confessed to planning the $1,000,000 fire that leveled the state arsenal. State criminologist Dr. Paul Schroeder studies the boy’s mental quirks while Samgamon County detention holds him, authorities unsure how to proceed.
Attention ranchmen advertise a 1 2 ton Ford pickup with nine inch road clearance. At extra cost clearance can be increased to over 11 inches through Roswell Auto Company.
An advertisement notes cheap new and second hand magazines and books at Charlie's Place located at 303 South Main. It mentions tamales and tobacco and lists Adv. F27t6e as a contact or reference.
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