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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1933
Page
7
Roswell Daily Record advertises subscription prices for month and year, with rates furnished on application. The notice states filing date May 19, 1903 in Boswell New Mexico under the Second Class Mail Funder Act and notes Associated Press rights and republication restrictions.
A 1938 column argues that five to six billion dollars frozen by administration action last March cripples American business and industry, hindering recovery. It urges Roswell to prioritize school expansion and new buildings, notes New York City’s cash shortfalls, and presses the public to boost spending to sustain NRA gains and avoid a disastrous slump.
The piece discusses Bandit suppression as a trend and praises Governor Hockenhull for independent leadership. It notes Sanitation and flood control on Spring and Hondo rivers as public works goals and lauds Roswell parks along Spring river. It urges widening river channels and beautifying river banks for sanitation, flood control, and beauty.
The administration aims to aid underprivileged children with realistic action. Secretary Perkins convenes a national conference in Washington on October 6 to discuss child health recovery and plan a nationwide drive to restore the previously low GFE level.
Doris Blake notes visiting foreigners praise American women while the younger generation sets a higher standard. Daily life shifts toward independence poise and self confidence with women choosing direct approaches, showcasing skill in dance games sports and wit.
Dr. P. D. Mossman of Albuquerque, an Indian service employee, was injured when his car plunged off a mountain road near Durango Colorado. The vehicle rolled 500 feet down a slope, cleared ditches and fences, and landed upright in a tree top after wreckers removed it from the rim.
On a voyage to New York and Havana, Gold Franklyn and secretary Pierce clash over motive and money as Dorrance’s schemes loom. Gold grapples with comfort and danger while Barney Pierce trails ambition, offering cash and flirtation to secure influence in Cuba.
By Antoinette Donnelly the article highlights the rise of hair coloring as an art and notes many rinses now on the market. It warns to beware of dye products, while rinses often refresh and uplift a woman’s spirits and provide gloss and heightening color.
A 1930s style piece links the NRA and streamlining to faster ground travel and air transport. It warns women about hair coloring safety and praises modern designers while cautioning against overreliance on admiration, urging genuine love and intelligent care.
Albuquerque reports 327 Civilian Conservation Corps camps in the Southwest including 21 in Arizona and 16 in New Mexico. After three months of work they completed 97 miles of phone lines, 20 miles of secondary roads, 110 miles of roadside cleanup, 120 miles of fences, 17 000 acres of timber stand improvement, 2 000 acres treated for diseased timber, 19 000 acres of erosion control, eradicated poisonous plants on 2 700 acres, covered 231 000 acres for prairie dog and porcupine control, plus 600 recreation improvements. The effort advances forest needs and will grow with two months remaining in the term.
A brief reflective verse by Rev Roy L Smith questions the difficulty of convincing the unreceptive and reforming the incorrigible, weighing loyalty, honesty, belief in oneself, and selling what one does not use. The lines probe moral resolve and self-deception.
The article cites an official White House Conference estimate that six million children were malnourished in the first year of the Depression. It notes migrant farm children as young as six working for starvation wages, with 470,000 child farm hands outside NRA code protections and calls for federal local schooling support to prevent a migratory army of relief and crime.
The piece cites Ewing Wiebl and John B. Morgan from Strategy in Handling People, arguing powerful figures win support by letting others feel superior. It notes Woodrow Wilson easing hostility with self deprecating humor, and claims women also succeed by letting men outshine them, with Hudson Maxim quoted.
Dormant Oriental poppies for sale second year. Roots priced at $1 per dozen. Mrs L H Weller advertises in the S22téx Record want ads, promising healthy stocks for gardeners.
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