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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1934
Page
5
A 70 year old man reports forty years of needing laxatives and credits Kellogg's All-Bran with ending his dependence. He says he can eat any food anytime and no longer suffers constipation after using two tablespoons daily, as endorsed by a Jacksonville nurse and Kellogg's advertising claims.
Senator Cutting urged Democrats to judge the two platforms and rival candidates, claiming he has supported both parties’ figures when beneficial. He criticized certain Democrats like Hannett and Dempsey, defended Roosevelt and his record, and challenged opponents to debate while highlighting his service to New Mexico and veterans’ affairs.
The advertisement touts Phillips 66 high test gasoline as economical due to its mileage and performance. It claims superior volatility and smoother operation, with no extra cost, offering better acceleration, quicker warm-up, stronger starting, and more power for the driver.
A cotton storage building burned at the Farmer's Gin Company gin located about six miles south of Roswell on the Roswell-Dexter highway. Fire destroyed the storage house and its contents, with cause and exact losses not specified. Local fire crews responded to the blaze.
A blaze damaged the Farmer's Gin Co building last night igniting unginned cotton near a suction pipe. About 26 bales, baling supplies, and ginning equipment were lost with an estimated five thousand five hundred dollars in total, mostly insured. Firefighters faced a blown fuse on an electric water pump. Principal stockholders include John Tweedy W E Pondurant and L T Lewis.
Police faced a blank on the identity of a 30 year old woman who suffered a sudden amnesia attack in a hotel lobby in Albuquerque. She was treated at a hospital for mastoid and memory loss and could only answer "I don't know" to questions. The episode occurred late yesterday afternoon.
A doctor was summoned and she was taken to a hospital. She waited but seemed dazed. She was not a hotel guest and her belongings had no identifying marks, leaving her status unclear.
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