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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1933
Page
8
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Southern Methodist Church will operate a food booth at the fair grounds during all four days. A hot plate lunch will be served at noon and breakfast starts at 6:00 a.m. Lunches will be ready at all hours. patrons are urged to eat with the church ladies who offer the best market foods.
A bold claim promotes Gentury Beer as highly nutritious with iron calcium phosphorus and vitamins A B and G. The pitch suggests drinking it will help one live to a hundred despite dubious science and unclear origins.
Arnold Barber Shop announces an agreement with other shops to stop giving out lolly pops to children. This brief notice states a policy change affecting local customers and surrounding businesses.
Trade off that aging radio that has served as a makeshift for years. Your ears deserve something better. Let us demonstrate a new RCA Victor 12 tube Bi Acoust ic model at Zink Music Company.
Local ad for Bailey's Cleaning touts value with slogan How Cheap but How Good and invites customers to call 890 for service. promotes pay less and get less mindset with a bold price emphasis.
A local beauty shop advertises permanents for seven fifty and four dollars, with a two fifty option. The ad lists Daniel Beauty Studio at 707 North Richardson.
An advertisement touts Century Beer as highly nutritious with iron calcium phosphorus and vitamins A B and G claiming drinking it helps one live to a hundred. The copy presents a bold health claim about the beverage's benefits.
Local advertisement for Fuller Brushes in Cameron offers full line products with a phone contact at 1-W and a street address 819 North Main Street, encouraging readers to call or visit for low prices.
A brief notice urges buyers to investigate Philco radio models before purchase. It directs readers to contact Falconi, Roswell's radio expert, for insights on the latest developments in radio construction.
Adv. Rerora want ads claim Bob Fall Kiwanis secretary can arrange rides for Lions and Siwanians seeking mutual aid.
Advice to women urges attention to the back of the head with thinning scissors and shaping by a skilled stylist. The article stresses a clever neckline, emphasizes back hair line artistry, and calls for women to demand better style from operators to improve overall appearance beyond the front view.
Friday is Old Timers Day at the Eastern New Mexico State Fair with an Old Timers Parade and barbecue. Eligible participants must have appeared in the region thirty years ago. Zeb Chowning and Mayberry Bond lead the parade with burros wagons and vintage vehicles.
An advertisement touts an Electro-Manicure at Yucca Beauty Service claiming a complete manicure in 20 minutes with painless sanitary care and modern convenience.
Modern Bread is described as a new bread from a modern formula with more value and longer freshness. It claims better taste and wider store availability, advertised by Perfect Bakery at 402 North Main Street in an advance notice for October 16th.
World leaders debate the impact of Germany quitting the disarmament conference and the League of Nations. Officials warn against abandoning the collective peace system while Moscow and Tokyo weigh tensions and possible shifts in focus to western crises.
The government opposed universal rearmament by any nation yet recognized Germany’s right to equality of armaments. It urged that true equality should come from reducing the military power of heavily armed nations rather than promoting German rearmament.
Mr and Mrs L J Black longtime Hagerman residents visit Roswell for Old Timers Day at the Fair. They will attend events and be guests of honor during the celebration recalling years past in the area.
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