President Roosevelt Called to Lead Nation from Economic Troubles
A 1932 editorial urges President Roosevelt to act quickly to reconstruct the nation’s finances. It notes Congress often fails to provide leadership and expects Roosevelt to present plans soon, with rapid action over extended debate. Roswell residents respond calmly to local bank closures, trusting protective steps for business and banking interests.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Roswell
Meiais
Little Girl Lost in Moonlit Pursuit and Assault
In a moonlit rural night, Barney protects Elsie and confronts hidden danger. Two shadowy watchers pursue him, while Max defends and is wounded. Elsie bands Barney, waits for a doctor, and Oliver King arrives to assess the scene and question witnesses.
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Barney
Elsie
Max
Oliver King
Aloe
Oliver
Modern Women Show Bravery of the Pioneers
Rose Wilder Lane argues American women endure hardship by action not talk. Sixty million women bear the burden, organizing relief, feeding families, and preserving morale amid hard times. She likens pioneer women to those who fought behind stockades and held homesteads against danger and scarcity.
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Galahad
Silis
Rose Wilder Lane
Miss Lane
Lane
Powers Made to Glorify the Woman Beauty
Antoinette Lonnelly argues the beauty trade thrives by constant novelty. New powder shades like mauve and green attract women, with jade green for blonds and mauve for brunettes. The sector links to fashion, promoting shades that flatter outfits and offer a soft matte finish.
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Antoinette Lonnelly
Eléanor
Roswell Ad Rates Guide Published On Application
An issue notes advertising rates are furnished on application with publication details and terms. The listing indicates the Roswell Daily Record schedule and pricing guidance for businesses seeking space, emphasizing the newspaper’s contact method.
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Radical speeches flare briefly amid anti communist sentiment
A few heated remarks by radicals were heard here and there but their impact was limited. Most speakers had ties to bank accounts and were broadly against the system, portraying themselves as opposing anything American and not communist.
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Barney
Max
Parney
Hashi
Rumors in Roswell and fiscal plans amid crisis
Residents dismiss rumors of unrest in Roswell as unfounded while discussing a New Mexico tax bill on gross receipts. The text notes support for federal bank deposit guarantees and wartime measures, urging decisive action to combat the Depression, including potential conscription and broader national effort.
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New Mexico
Roosevelt
Roswell
Natier
Stérnriv
Potash Capital of America and Cavern City
Carlsbad earns a new distinction as the Potash Center of America while known for years as the Cavern City. The article highlights the region’s mining heritage, economic focus, and local identity as it seeks regional recognition.
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America
Carlsbad
Roswell News Highlights Local Moves and Club News
Twenty five years ago in Roswell daily items note John H. McKinstry's Hagerman business trip J P Collier's Amarillo journey and several residents returning from trips. The Roswell Commercial club seeks band unification amid disorganization while Albuquerque coverage praises the club. Also mentions Wayne Brazele’s bond release in the Pat Garrett murder case and funeral attendance by Garrett’s Louisiana brothers.
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EB Paso
Wayne Brazele
Pat Garrett
J. M. Hervey
New Mexico
A. B. Fall
Garrett
John L
A. J
Louisiana
el Paso
Wind topples tree limb narrowly missing Roswell trio
Mrs A M King traveling with her baby in a buggy and her brother in law E C King escaped injury when a large tree limb was torn free by yesterday's high wind at the Roswell courthouse. Several other trees suffered damage across the city as gusts swept through.
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A. M. King
E. c. King
Court House
Roswell
SENTENCE SERMONS by Rev Roy L. Smith
The sermon shows a critic who does nothing yet complains about those who act. It contrasts complainants with helpers and faultfinders who beg for government aid while others strive forward. It frames a hypocritical attitude amid calls for relief and dissatisfaction with effort.
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Roy L. Smith
Stop That Cold With Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine
An old Record Want-Ads style ad promotes Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine to stop a cold in one day. It claims four actions: opens bowels kills germs relieves headache and tones the system. Two sizes 30c and 60c are advertised at drugstores.
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Grove
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