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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1933
Page
7
The Roswell Daily Record outlines subscription options in advance for New Mexico readers. Rates shown include per week and per month options with longer terms such as six months and yearly plans, though some figures appear garbled.
Advertising rates are furnished on request, entered May 19 1992 at Roswell New Mexico as second class matter under the act of March 2 1879.
The document states that The Associated Press news dispatches credited to it or not credited are exclusively entitled to republication in this paper. It reserves all rights of republication of special dispatches and cal news published herein.
The article argues President Roosevelt’s peace appeal is timely yet likely ineffective given global militarization. It notes postwar arms buildup, with Germany and Austria constrained by defeat, Japan expanding heavily, and broad distrust among France, Italy, Russia, Poland, and others. It cites past failed efforts by Hoover Coolidge and others, hopes for trust to reduce arms, and praises Roosevelt’s attempt while warning of grim prospects.
The piece discusses Adolf Hitler as a powerful, rising leader in Germany, praising his ascent from obscurity to dictator. It notes Mussolini in Italy and New Mexico's cattle production ranking with 1,096,000 head, placing California first with 2,262,060 and Colorado second with 1,257,000.
In twilight amid fragrant gardens Anna and Abby discuss unexpected turns of life and money sent to Esther. Sue shops with Grandma Parmely for a debut season, while Sue’s friends wonder if she should join society. The scene shifts to hints of Philip and Minty as the tale continues.
The piece quotes Congressman Beck urging scrapping the constitution to divide the United States into three or four self governing regional states. It recalls sixty years past when Jefferson Davis and other leaders faced upheaval over similar secession proposals.
Doris Blake argues the courtship era aims to reveal a fiancé’s character and faults before marriage. She urges knowledge of traits like jealousy money, temper, honesty, loyalty, and diligence to avoid feeling cheated, noting high standards improve the partnership.
A lighthearted note invites physicians to address spring fever. The piece praises a student, mentions Mabel Johnson, Ida Ortega, and Frances R Brocheuser as beauty contest winners, and asks readers to speak freely if they disagree.
The Rev Roy L Smith sermon comments on malice as a smell mind trait born from wounded pride. It condemns venomous hate, cowardly enmity, and dangerous wit dressed as friendship, warning against deceptive friendliness in social fault lines.
A column on refining coarse skin discusses astringents and gentle overnight care for average skin, noting improvements possible for neglected complexions. The second item is a probate notice from Chaves County New Mexico announcing a final report and discharge hearing for the estate of William T. Trussell, with date and location details.
Gladys Huntington Bevans reflects on wooden blocks as more than toys, shaping creativity across childhood. She cites evolving block designs, notes their educational value, and mentions Harriet M. Johnson’s book The Art of Blockbuilding. Published by John Day Company in New York, 1933.
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