Roswell Daily Record Masthead and Details
The Roswell Daily Record issue header lists publishing company contact details, office address at 58 E Malon ce, editors T. Dear, L. Scarrtt, N Wilkins, and society editor, city editor, and advertising Mer. Subscription rates noted, published in Roswell New Mexico, with carrier and pricing info. It states publication rights and Associated Press affiliation.
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Record Publishing Company
Society
Body Odor Ruins The Illusion Of Feminine Charm
Antoinette Donnelly discusses the era of feminine fashion and social life, then pivots to a practical topic on preventing perspiration odors. Tips cover airing wool garments and shoes after wear, washing stockings promptly, and using astringent products and powders for deodorization.
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Waiso
Possessiveness In Love Affairs Sparks Debate
Doris Blake catalogs a debate on possessiveness in romance. She notes Venus women cling to control while a young man travels abroad with a girl, sparking questions about loyalty, freedom, and the meaning of true companionship amid travel and sight seeing.
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Doris Blake
Venus
Celera
Bool
Parthenon
Taj Mahal
Cinderella home dream fuels mountain woman's hope
Ann Haskel, her son John Herbert and Nancy Jordan tour a stately city home leased for their use, as lawyer Belden touts its culture and comforts. Ann compares it to a fairy tale, fearing the spell may end at midnight while Wilson, the seasoned butler, ensures readiness for a refined life.
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Antoinette Donnelly
Shannon
Nance
Belden
Ann
Ann Haskel
Nancy Jordan
Mr. Belden
Hit
Wilson
Lucgate
Haskel
John Herbert
Herb
Ann Hassel
Harold Hell Wright
King Features Syndicate
An Indifferent Mother Will Be An Unloved One
A reader reflects on mothers who lacked warmth and praise, sharing stories of cold discipline and belittling remarks. The piece contrasts paternal affection with maternal neglect and notes how filial love shapes a daughter’s confidence and later ability to care for her own family.
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Ace
Sidelights on the News: New Mexico items and national notes
The column reviews farm debt conciliation work saving over 200 farm homes in the Southwest and criticizes political and social issues. It highlights a federal oil transport order, New York gambling and Wall Street activity, a vetoed New York municipal lottery, and upcoming election day urging voter participation in New Mexico.
Unclear White House kitchen days and New Mexico trials
The piece discusses charitable giving in New Mexico, a strike by transient workers at Fort Bayard near Silver City over unpaid wages, and a critique of government programs and taxation. It notes the need for labor in housing and road building, references Senator Johnson’s industrial army plan, and reports referendum results on hog price and farm subsidy programs with figures for signers and non signers.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Silver City
Fort Bayard
Johnson
Farmers Favor Corn Hog Program in 1935 Referendum
Preliminary figures from the Agricultural Adjustment Administration show about 67 percent of voters in favor of continuing corn hog adjustment in 1935 and 69 percent of contract signers supporting it. The summary covers 41 states with plans for a new 1935 contract to be announced around November 1 and ready for sign-up before Christmas.
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Notes Association
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Washington
Adjustment Administration
A.A.A
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