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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1933
Page
7
The fragment shows the Roswell Daily Record masthead with publication notes, price ladder, and rights statement from 1902. It includes office addresses, editors, and a disclaimer about Associated Press dispatches, the paper’s exclusive rights, and distribution terms.
A sweeping political shift is described as a peaceful revolution where government authority shifts from states to Washington. The Socialist platform pushes for repeal of the 18th amendment, federal control of banking, industry, and commerce, public works and relief funding, disarmament, recognition of Soviet Russia, and entry into the World Court and League of Nations. The piece argues democratic lines are eroded as state lines dissolve under federal control.
Sue learns Mrs Parmely is her long-lost grandmother, once a famed Metropolitan figure now ill and remorseful. Dr. Watson explains the family rift caused by Sue’s mother’s elopement with Allard, and how Parmely’s bitterness masked past love and pride as Sue consoles the transformed matriarch.
A column on child guidance discusses training through indirect remarks at home. A mother’s praise of a child’s honesty can imprint virtue deeper than lectures. The piece emphasizes daily conversations shaping noble ideals and lasting bonds between parent and child.
A mix of local chatter praises a church concert by Elizabeth Garrett, recalls Lindbergh era memories, and previews poetry in Arid by Kloss and Indian Song by Elizabeth Ellen Long. The column intertwines humor, culture, and small town reminiscences with notes on desert color and artistic prints.
A poem style reflective piece questions the source of a bright stone and its forge, asking where the silver was found and where the red flame and gray smoke rise, as if tracing a distant, unseen origin. The voice ponders craft, place, and the journey from raw material to beauty.
May brings spring’s signs with blossoms and blooms all around. The piece notes daylight saving, farming zeal, and a hopeful mood that May promises better times. The tone hints at optimism peaking between the weeks from spring to Christmas.
A W C T U column cites Dr. W A Evans in Chicago Daily Tribune arguing that thirst or urge is a basic life force and that opponents claim regulation of alcohol defies this urge. The piece compares such logic to arguments against drug laws and anti vice measures, noting consistency with other prohibitions.
A German specialist touts Nurite as a safe non narcotic remedy for rheumatic pain neuritis neuralgia sciatica and lumbago. The ad claims fast relief with a money back guarantee after three doses and urges readers to ask their druggist for Nurite today.
The Rev Roy L Smith argues ruin comes more from excess or misplaced praise than from scarcity He cites wealth excess work flattery and false friends as factors that damage character and judgment in modern life.
State brief from Albuquerque notes Col E W Dopson a longtime Albuquerque resident and G 6 M A staff member died last night at his son's home in Los Lunas. He was a teacher among American Indian communities and is survived by a brother and a daughter.
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