Roswell Daily Record Classifieds and Publishing Note
The Roswell Daily Record page shows a publishing notice for the newspaper’s business office and staff roles with subscription rates in advance and advertising details. It notes the paper’s status as a Second Class matter, references May 19 1903, and includes Associated Press membership and republication rights.
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Congress
Associated Press
Jocal News
World Series excitement and youth shift noted in 1933 Roswell column
A Roswell Dispatch summary notes the World Series as a major global sports event with large crowd appeal, alongside reflections on 1933 youth trends toward education and health. It discusses Fort Stanton’s hospital role for sailors and support for the New Mexico State Fair, highlighting evolving attitudes toward science, labor arbitration, and climate advantages for disease treatment.
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Inquirer
Fort Stanton
Public’ Health Service
New Mexico
Arizona
Posture for a curvy bust line from West Point to Roswell
An article advocates posture as the key to a curvier bust line, citing exercises taught at West Point to train muscles for upright carriage. It promotes stretching as a first step and mentions a low-cost booklet with a set of exercises. Nearby notices include an estate sale in Dexter New Mexico and a county fair feature praising local ads and community service.
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Antoinette Donnelly
West Point
William Dwight Herbst
Chaves County
New Mexico
Burr
Dexter
District Court
Katie Herbst
E. J. Hubbard
William ‘Elmer Herbst
Roswell
The
Fair Association
London Doctor Helps Orphan Girl On A Havana Voyage
A London surgeon plans a voyage to New York and Havana with Donia and Dr Elverton’s engagement tests. Gold Frankium navigates romance aboard the ship, while Pierce contemplates his growing love for a forthright orphan girl as wealth, trust, and passion collide on a glamorous Atlantic crossing.
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Elverton
London
Merce
Pierce
Wetor
New York
Havana
Donna Hathaway
Geld
Mrs Hathaway
Doria
David Dorrance
Gold
Gip Alen
Gip
Texas
Dorrance
Barney
Donia
Miss Franklyn
Barney Pierce
Winilé
Hotel Almendares
Forcing alimony seen as new angle in Chicago case
Doris Blake argues a Chicago judge rightly ordered a wife to accept ten dollars weekly child support, asserting a father’s financial duty remains even if the wife seeks independence or seeks to end ties. The piece defends enforcing child support regardless of the wife’s stance.
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Doris Blake
Chicago
Local Roswell Notables Attend Court and Paper Sale
Brief notices report Roswell figures in court business and local media changes. Gilliand and other El Paso visitors in Carlsbad, Judge McGhee and Attorney Reese arriving for court. Joseph Krismanich, 47, dies at Mesquite home. he worked for United States Pot veh Company four years. Carlsbad Current Argus sold to Floyd Rigdon and Edwin Kerrigan. management changes occur next week. An article urges schools to improve lunch programs, emphasizing hot midday meals and practical packed lunches for children, with dietary guidance and tips.
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Caswell S. Neal
Roswell
McGhee
Carlsbad
George Reese
Joseph Krismanich
Mesquite
Krismanich
United States Potveh Company
Carlsbad Current
Argus
Floyd & ‘Rigdon
Newkirk
Okla
Edwin S. Kerrigan
Norman
Rigdon
Kerrigan
Carlsbad Notes Highlight Local Visits and Incidents
Rose Elfen Castre reports Roswell visitors Mrs. Inez Jones and Mrs. Moore in Carlsbad. Meth odist Church class elected Hazel Agerton president Elwanda Brooks secretary and Alice Jean Choates treasurer. Illness confines Miss Fossie Kinkaid. Ina Mae Harper leaves for Roswell. Lightning damages Sterritt home. Pierce family returns from Kansas City. Homer Clark and Bill Shaw arrested for robbery at Carson grocery. police alerted by Mrs. Lewis. Alene and Belva Dickson depart for Westmoreland Girls School in San Antonio.
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Moore
Bray-Moore
Roswell
Carlsbad
Amtesia
Walter Glover
Pine Springs
Sterrit
South Lake Street
C. A. Pierce
Sarah Louise
Kansas City
Pierce
Homer Clark
Bill Shaw
Carson
Main
McKay
Rs. Lewis
E. S. Kirkpatrick
Alene
Belva Dickson
San Antonio
Texas
Westmoreland Girls School
Reverend Roy L. Smith Grieves Over Unnecessary Sorrow
A reflective quote attributed to the Reverend Roy L. Smith speaks on grief, urging restraint and focusing sorrow only on unavoidable loss. The text questions excessive grieving and emphasizes shared humanity beyond personal grief.
Reflective Thoughts on Grief and Faith
A terse meditation contrasts public sorrow with private penitence and belief. The lines weigh the value of grieving openly against inner faith and cosmic trust, suggesting that true solace requires repentance and a meaningful connection to the universe.
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