Mothers Find Reading Lists Of Great Help
Gladys Huntington Bevans comments on letters from mothers seeking guidance on child rearing. Readers note how understanding and applying calm, principled methods transforms family harmony and reduces conflicts. The piece urges young girls to study child development before motherhood and cautions against overreading without practice. Copyright 1933 The Chicago Tribune.
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Gladys Huntington Bevans
The
Chicago Tribune
Cotton most profitable cash crop on southern New Mexico irrigated farms
Extension Circular 124 compares eight 80 acre layouts in Mesilla Valley. Cotton yields highest labor income under 1932 price levels, while alfalfa or corn as cash crops frequently beat cotton. Livestock adds variable returns. dairy lowers income if whole milk sold. Skim milk use, feed for cattle or lambs, and price spreads affect profitability. circular aids farm income estimates.
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New Mexico
L. H. Hunter
Byron Hunter
New Mexico State College
Mesilla
Archaeologists arrive to study New Mexico ruins this summer
Dr B. Howard of the University of Pennsylvania Museum arrives in Clovis with meteorologist H H Nininger to continue archaeological work in the region. Nininger heads to Wagon Mound to search for a meteor reported a month ago. Howard plans a summer of data gathering on local ruins.
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Clovis
N. M
B. Howard
University of Pennsylvania Museum
H. H. Nininger
Denver
Amarillo
Texas
Nininger
Wagon Mound
Howard
Lindbergh Tells Of Kidnapping His Son
Charles A. Lindbergh testified in a Washington courtroom about the kidnapping of his baby son Charles A. Lindbergh Jr. on March 1, 1932, and the child’s death May 12. He spoke briefly in the trial of Gaston B. Means and Norman T. Whitaker accused of conspiring to defraud Mrs. Evalyn Walsh McLean of $35,000. Applause followed as he left.
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Hison
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Gaston B. Means
Norman T. Whitaker
Evalyn Walsh McLean
The
Washington Post
Lindbergh
Standard Oil to Retire All Men Over Sixty
The Standard Oil Company of New Jersey announced that effective July 1 all male employees aged 60 will retire from active service. The rule may be modified under special conditions to retain workers up to 62. About 900 employees will be affected.
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Standard OT
New York
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Cardui Relief For Back and Sides Pain Reported
Mrs Ira Prince of North Little Rock Arkansas describes relief from back and side pain after four bottles of Cardui. She says night rest improved and overall wellbeing rose with continued use, noting family advice and local drugstore availability.
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Ira Prince
North Little Rock
Ark
Cardus
Phempemeang
Baitepa
Veterans Hit by Economy Law Says Roswell Report
Information from Roswell shows veterans face steep pension cuts under a new relief plan processed by the Albuquerque Veterans Administration. More than half of tuberculosis service connected veterans may lose their pensions. many World War and Spanish War veterans face drastic reductions. Local officials warn of hospital bed shortages and urge prompt applications for aid as cuts loom July 1.
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Roswell
Albuquerque
Veterans Administration
Lake J. Frazier
D. A. V. and Legion
Frazier
Trim neckline aids looks of older women
In a photo, an older woman with untidy hair at the neck appears less chic than a younger companion with a neater line. The piece urges older women to trim neck hair, keep the neck area clear, and groom hair to avoid straggling curls that age the appearance.
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Antoinette Donnelly
State News Briefs from Albuquerque Report Multiple Local Labor and Crime Notes
Albuquerque reports detail Leon Cousens of Detroit charging the forest service with wage cuts at a meeting led by Jackson Melton secretary treasurer MdlaaFeen Sigler in Silver City. Nevada mine layoffs hit eighty workers as the Deming mill closes indefinitely. Santa Rita mine and Hurley mill resume operations with no timeline. Old Albuquerque figures Hanael Anzures bound over for district court after allegedly fatally beating Coen. Felipe Lucero to be arraigned later as coroner's jury testimony emerges.
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Associated Press
Albuquerque
Leon Cousens
Detroit
Socialist Party
Forest Conservation Corps
Jackson Melton
MdlaaFeen Sigler
Silver City
Nevada’ Consolidated
Hanael Anzures
Old Albuquerque
Coen
Anzures
Felipe Lucero
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Washington
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District of Columbia Supreme Court
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State College
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BOC
Dimity
lUcelle
Montgomery Ward’ & CO
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