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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1932
Page
4
A compact roster of Roswell social events lists Bridge Clubs at multiple homes, a Chautauqua luncheon, assemblies at the Masonic Temple, and PTA meetings. Highlights include Mrs. Beatty hosting a 1 pm luncheon, a Loyal Temperance Legion basement gathering, and top femme society pages noting visits by Mmes. deFirémond and Dowall. Also featured are profiles of Mrs. deBre mond and Mrs. Warner, plus notices of visiting guests from Claude and Santa Fe.
A young woman recalls engagement to a man who demanded her $8000 savings to invest for the family. She refused, broke off the engagement, and warns others to beware of men who pressure women for funds. Paris fur yokes top coats as fashion notes. The piece also covers President Hoover defending tariffs and coal market plans during a Charleston visit.
The Third Class held a meeting Thursday to choose a pin, but attendance was small. President Harvey will address Detroit tonight. In Huntington, he urged support for tariff maintenance to aid West Virginia industries and national recovery.
A quirky old tale mentions a shy maid with a parrot that swore a cat that stayed out and a tobacco chewer. The ad promotes Allison Greenhouses and Floral Co at 167 Lea, phone 408, urging readers to buy flowers at the best cost.
Box 45 indicates a shared expense arrangement in a local notice. The fragment mentions Worth and a red item with code 21-12-Adv 26t3x, but the full context and parties involved are unclear from the OCR snippet.
Column humorously explains ions as essential yet invisible helpers in the body. It links ionic balance to vitality, beauty, and youth, noting stomach issues liver distress and constipation disrupt balance and appearance, urging improved nutrition and elimination to restore vigor and charm.
President Hoover cited a four year old survey indicating that workers in high wage foreign nations could buy half as much bread and butter as American workers. A resurvey reportedly shows they can buy only one third, while lower paid countries buy one eighth. He warned the Democratic promise to reduce tariffs amid this disparity.
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