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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1933
Page
3
Gladys Huntington Bevans recalls reader letters about taunts on height. The piece notes how remarks like My, aren’t you big! or How tall you are hurt children at sensitive ages. A pair of tall and short girls describe how they responded by embracing height and countering jokes with bold fashion choices and humor.
The column guides gray outfit wearers to pick rosy powder and clear rosy red lips, with gray brown or blue eye shadows suited to eye color. It discourages blackened lids, suggests rhinestones and pale tones for cool, moonbeam chic, and recommends color vamping for beige ensembles.
A fragment cites new powder shades to flatter hair color and skin, promising silvery jade for blondes and pale mauve for brunettes. Two women recount graduation pride in height, advising to ignore taunts and hold heads high as they stay close.
Largest bouquet of fresh flowers advertised for Memorial Day. Prices 75 cents and 1.00. Contact Glover's Flowers via phone 275. Ad appears in the May edition.
Mrs. E P Cox traveled by train to Eric Oklahoma for her mother Mathews funeral. Visitors include Lloyd Blakney family from Roswell, A B McGuire family from Pinon, Lettie Reaves shopping in Hope, and Hiram Wake from Amarillo. Artesia residents Aubrey Watson Joe Hannan en route to Cloudcroft. Ruth French and Harry Jernigan visited Alamogordo with Frances Johnson and Johnnie Edgington family. Various locals enjoyed Sunday gatherings, sheep shearing updates, and travels to Las Cruces Alamogordo El Paso. Community reports on meetings by Ernest Roper and church attendance at ME Church.
Treasury Chief greets Senator as children of Hope join the service. Roswell visitors Mr and Mrs Lake Frazier arrived Friday. Judge Prude presided over C R Coffin versus Charlie Spillers with Mr Frazier as district attorney representative. Local residents and guests shared social visits and birthday celebrations.
Washington May 30 AP The house affairs committee voted to instruct American delegates to the economic conference to pursue bimetallism with a definite fixed ratio. The panel split along party lines and rejected a 16 to 1 ratio, urging instead a goal of stabilized international exchanges and an international agreement for coinage of gold and silver at a fixed ratio.
The Board of Regents of the New Mexico Military Institute will receive bids to supply fresh milk and meats for the 1932 34 session. Bids are due by noon June 7 1933. Interested parties should apply to the Superintendent at Headquarters Building New Mexico Military Institute for more information.
Mrs Herbert W Hunt of Hallsville Texas recalls severe cramping and fatigue a few years ago and credits Cardui with restoring health. She says the tired sluggish feeling disappeared and pain faded after starting Cardui and she cannot praise it enough for helping her.
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