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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1933
Page
7
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Graduation day marks a major life transition from high school to work or further study. The piece argues college education is not essential for success but offers mental training, wider networks, and improved life preparation, while acknowledging many succeed without it.
Sue Allard attends a grand social event hosted by Mrs. Parmely with a fountain pen offer, a forged sense of power, and a mystery bouquet from Mr. Gerad. Philip arrives with Merta Morris, igniting longing as Sue endures a glittering, pressure filled evening.
Doris Blake argues against nagging and probing a husband about his whereabouts. The piece suggests that persistent questioning provokes defensiveness, and that allowing him to tell his story in his own way may prevent needless quarrels. It notes long marriage leads to patience, with emphasis on trust over constant interrogation.
A reader named A.S. shares a personal before and after on daily exercise to combat brain and body sluggishness. He describes restless nights, headaches, a bitter taste, and social withdrawal, realizing lack of exercise was the culprit despite smoking. Continuous effort in West Point exercises finally changed his energy and mindset.
A reader credits a simple daily neck exercise with dramatic self change. They report improved carriage, better sleep, more energy, and renewed ability to perform household tasks, noting a shift from laziness to activity and pride in personal progress.
Roswell High School graduates have many opportunities ahead, and the district encourages all students not to be discouraged by college attendance rates. The message emphasizes a wide field of opportunities for each graduate and the responsibility to pursue them.
An advertisement from Lowrey Auto Company promotes The New Plymouths at new low prices. It invites readers to visit the dealer for deals and potential record wants ads.
Rev Roy L Smith presents Love Always. The sermon argues true love requires giving all, otherwise it is counterfeit. It centers on selfless giving and asks readers to consider what they can give rather than what they can receive.
The ad touts Thedford's Black-Draught as a remedy for biliousness and constipation. It features testimonials from Mrs L B Crippen and others, claiming improved digestion and elimination after using the product, noting a cost of only 1 cent or less per dose.
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