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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1933
Page
3
Mahatma Gandhi ends a three week fast in Poona after abstaining from food since May to protest untouchability. He rises from bed with care, declares faith stronger, and thanks untouchables for joining him as friends and followers fill a hall to witness the moment.
Carlsbad notes Rapid furniture firm Thorne selling stock at sharp discounts with roughly half sold by day’s end. Rev Tozer and family plan a month east vacation visiting Chicago Ohio and Pennsylvania. Local merchants agree to 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. hours starting June 15 with Saturday 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. stores. Also: Dutton visiting from El Paso. Eanefer burial near Carlsbad. Wheeler guests en route to Detroit Woodmen convention. Burns daughter injured in auto beach incident. Daisy Chain hosts and missionary society events noted. Officials from Washington and Santa Fe visiting Eddy county May 31 to discuss sugar beet seed and plant checks at Loving.
Gladys Huntington Bevans argues that children evolve with age and temperament, requiring flexible parenting. She notes an 8 year old's increased autonomy and opinions, urging parents to explain, reason, and discuss rather than apply uniform rules. Bedtime routines should adapt to the child’s growth and changing needs.
The Ruidoso area hosts a string of summer arrivals from Amarillo Roswell Lubbock and El Paso including Mr and Mrs Walter Parks J H Fulmer and many families. Scouts led by J P Mestrezat plan a camp on the reservation while locals and visitors plan picnics at White Sands and visits with relatives across Texas and Oklahoma. The Ruidoso Chamber of Commerce elects Pete Keck as president C C Chase as vice president A D Taylor as secretary and Fred Page as treasurer.
Washington May 29 AP Secretary Wallace revealed plans to lease sections of land planted to cotton. He expressed that spending about 150 million dollars in payments to growers could maintain cotton prices at roughly 10 to 12 cents per pound.
The New Plymouths advertisement from Lowrey Auto Company promotes new low prices with the headline The New Low Prices. The ad appears in section A28tfe and highlights auto deals available in the New Plymouths era.
The notice lists a meal ticket priced at $5.25 and mentions 21 meals for Mrs. E C Richmond of 408 North Richardson. The snippet ends with an advertisement line about records and results seeking attention and response.
A W C T U column notes Teddy Roosevelt on hits counting while navy bans the official bar and cocktails. It cites Johns Hopkins Professor Howard A. Kelly warning alcohol harms health, causing disease and impaired judgment, with tests showing beer and liquor affect quick decisions.
An advertisement urges readers to stop taking soda for stomach gas and promotes Adlerik2 as superior for digestion. It claims one dose clears bowel poisons causing gas and disrupts sleep, noting sales by Owl Drug Company in Roswell.
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