Roswell Daily Record masthead and publication notice
Roswell Daily Record published every evening except Sunday by Record Publishing Company. Includes staff roles such as society editor and city editor, advertising manager, and subscription rates by mail or carrier. Entered May 19, 1902 at Roswell New Mexico as second class mail. Associated Press rights and NM Newspaper Association membership noted.
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Record Publishing Company
Business Office
Society
New Mexico
Roswell
Ori Mexico
Congress
Harding County Farmers Spurn Relief, Favor Local Rain Regimen
Monday May 20 1935 Harding County residents argue that recent steady rainfall justifies self reliance rather than federal relief payments. Farmers and stockmen say continued moisture would support row crops and range grass, reducing dependence on Uncle Sam and CCC programs. Local record notes broad sentiment for ongoing favorable weather and self sufficiency.
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Sam
Harding County
CCC
Roy. Harding Co
Ridicule a Cruel Weapon Against Children in School Tips
Column by Gladys Huntington-Bevans warns ridicule harms children at any age and urges parents and teachers to avoid using it. It stresses ridicule erodes self esteem, can trigger lasting shame, and only real family humor should be allowed as children grow and learn to cope.
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Gladys Huntington
Bevans
Hardihood
The
Chicago Tribune-N. Y. News Syndicate, Inc
Plans to carve Tex lahoma and redraw borders face hurdles
Proposals to form a new Tex lahoma state from 23 western Oklahoma and 46 western Texas counties and to annex El Paso to New Mexico prompt talk in Clinton Oklahoma. Experts say referendums legislatures and Congress approval would be required and that Texas Oklahoma would resist. State pride and political obstacles diminish prospects for either plan.
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Southwest
Texlahoma
Oklahoma
Texas
el Paso
New Mexico
Clinton
Okla
Clyde Tingley
el. Paso
Congress
el -Paso
Proposals Face Difficult Approval Across States
The Albuquerque Journal notes maps suggest possible schemes but citizens may struggle with the first hurdle. Regions distant from capitols and strong state pride, especially El Paso and New Mexico, hinder favorable referendum outcomes. The Pew State link complicates support. proposals seem interesting yet unlikely to succeed.
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el Paso
New Mexico
Pew
Albuquerque
Journal
Cardui Builds Strength for a Winston Woman
Mrs. A S Curtis of Winston Va describes how Cardui restored her strength after weight loss and fatigue. She credits the tonic with reviving appetite and nutrition and says she has used it periodically since. The advertisement notes thousands of women testify to Cardui's benefits and urges consulting a physician if no benefit is seen.
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Cardui
A .S. Curtis
Winston
Miss Beltz Wins Women’s Championship at KU Meet
Miss Mary Louise Beltz a junior at the University of Kansas topped 24 college shooters to finish the season with a 98.9 average and clinch the women’s championship in a nationwide competition.
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United States
Mary Louise Beltz
University of Kansas
Desire and Jealousy at a West Side Boarding House
Dinah, 18 and alluring, toys with the hopeful Jack Fiske who longs for a quiet night with her. Dinah’s friend Jane Rosslyn, poised and enigmatic, dominates her attention and fuels Fiske’s envy as the two women drift toward a soda and talk of a “real” good time. The story sketches yearning, class, and two contrasting women in a cramped urban setting.
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Dinah
Lilith
Fiske
Coney Island
Jane Rosslyn
Jane
Vermont
Dinah Allen
Dinah Fiske
West 90Th Street
Jack Fiske
Central Park
Santa Claus
South Carolina
Eee
New Mexico Liquor Law Changes Ahead of July 1
New Mexico prepares for the liquor law from May 27 with four license divisions and strict state board controls. Rules cover who can obtain licenses, hours, penalties, and transport. Local option, decoration day, and community notes follow, including a humorous column on HB Gibberish and local happenings.
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State of
New Mexico
State Board
What Congress Is Doing Today
Senate debates a 460 million naval appropriation bill with banking committee hearings on the omnibus bank bill. House considers miscellaneous legislation as Ways and Means opens NRA extension hearings. Military panel reopens TVA hearings while Interstate Commerce studies holding company legislation.
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Ways and Means
NRA
Military
TVA
Interstate Commerce Committee
First Aid Station for Crippled Radios Ad
An ad offers a first aid service for crippled radios with a 25 years experience free inspection and ambulance call 289. Falcons Electric Service advertises at 125 Weass Second Street in a brief notice style.
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Aix
Falcons Electric Service
Weass
Second Street
Left side sleep advice claims heart effects and gas cure
An advertisement from Os Drug Store in Dexter Wilcox promotes sleeping on the left side to avoid stomach gas affecting the heart and suggests Adjerika as a remedy. The copy touts relief from poisons and gas pressing on the heart to help sleep soundly through the night.
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Dexter— Wilcox
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