Unfair Politics Over Oscar Underwood Tariff Attack
The article condemns Representative Hobson of Alabama for a rushed yes and no attack on Oscar Underwood’s record in tariff reform. It praises Underwood’s calm, factual rebuttal and argues his integrity, loyalty to public welfare, and devotion to the nation and democracy.
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Hobson
Alabama
Oscar Underwood
House of Representatives
Durauod
Galeries
Underwood
Ways and Committee
Oscar Caderwood
Congress
Tim Big
Democratic Party
Nation
SEND YOUR SERVANT December exhibit targets Atlanta negro workers
A public health exhibit runs until December 15 at Leyton House addressing sanitation among Atlanta's African American workers. It urges employers to bring in maids chauffeurs and other staff to view lessons on hygiene, warning that disease risks arise from disease-infested home environments.
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Unti
Guild Welfare and Public Health
Old
Leyton House
Atlanta
Leyden House Exhibit Promotes Sanitary Living Education
Experts and medical specialists deliver succinct lectures on personal and public health. The program urges safe practices to protect loved ones from disease and highlights efforts by Atlanta's Negro educational institutions and white employers to boost attendance of Black workers in health courses for self preservation.
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Leyden House
Atlantta
Atlanta
Bryan on Society's Share and Honest Service
Collecting from society is examined as a moral question. Bryan argues a man may earn twenty thousand a year over a thirty three and one third year producing life but must repay society with service or risk pretenses to wealth. He condemns wealth worship and urges selfless social service over relentless riches.
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Bryan
New York
Ife
Rockefeller
Abraham Linvely
Thomas Jefferson
Efficiency vs a Specter in Cost of Living Commentary
A commentary discusses the Department of Justice studying monopolies and price factors, linking efficiency in households to lowering living costs. It argues for smart buying, cutting waste, and consumer cooperation, noting global high prices and referencing figures like Bryan and Huerta while contrasting domestic concerns with international figures.
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Department of Justice
Ing
Europe
Armenea
Ati
Just From Georgia by Frank Stanton reads a comic tale of Satan posing as Santa Claus
A humorous verse where Satam Piayed Senta Claus tries to collect earthly sins for entry to heaven. Satan disguises as Santa, causes chaos, is outwitted by a showy trap, and finally retreats after promising not to torment sinners who live with love and kindness.
Humorous Horne and a Ragged Rural Exchange
The Ashland Clipper recounts a farmer meeting a neighbor on a country road where stones are flung at a balking horse. The bidder jokes the horse will turn around and laugh, while the rider mutters about taming the animal and the other man’s sly signal.
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Horne
A Story of the Moment by Walt Wason
A satirical tale explores the perils of quitting work for leisure. A landlady Mrs. Jiggers longs for a quiet cottage while a witty boarder argues the loneliness and social pull of her current life. The narrator cites retired townsfolk who return to work or move back to town life after imagining carefree ease.
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Jigseff
Besshammer
Bosshammer
Jase Atm
Antuit
Mrs. Jingers
Love of the Game by George Matthew Madames
Opinion piece praising the Kansas City Star and Marshall Field on devotion to one’s work. It argues success stems from loving the game, citing leadership, teamwork, and personal commitment as key factors. Encourages finding a role you can love to achieve self expression and originality.
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George Matthew
Kansas City Star
News Continensis
W. Ro Nelson
Thic
Marshall Field & Co
Chicago
Marshall Field
Fone
Erranas
One Night Stands and the Traveling Actress
An article discusses a suit against managers alleging forced tours for a prominent actress who endured forty six one night stands from Salem to Alabama and across the nation. It contrasts the hardships of road acting with the rewards of city engagements and notes actresses who valued provinces for authentic audience appreciation.
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New York World
Salem
Mass
Alabama
Pacific Coast
Michigan
Mia
Actrepaes
Alabama Advice from The Clanton Press
A satirical editorial urges readers to acquire basic farming tools if lacking a section barrow or abythm, arguing the financially challenged should procure tools like a harrow rather than neglecting essential implements for sport and farming. The piece uses humor to critique poverty and resourcefulness.
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Alabama
Clanton Press
When Was Rome Built A Probe Into Its Origins
The article surveys origins of Rome from legendary founding dates to archaeological evidence. It notes variances in dates like 753 B C and 756 B C and discusses the roles of Romulus, Numa, and early consuls, highlighting gaps between legend and Bronze Age habitation evidence and the Palatine site's defenses.
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Rome
Augustus
Chia~ton
Alba Longa
Romulus
Wuma Pompilius
Aventine
Palatine
Defense
Tiber
Onesau
Alba Lonca
Rumen
Home
Soup Recipes for Cold Weather Readiness and Varied Purees
A kitchen guide outlines efficient vegetable soup making in cold weather. It details ingredient ratios for bean carrot pea and onion tomato soups plus purees like pea tomato and cream variants. Cooking steps cover blanching simmering straining sieving and finishing with cream or buttered toast.
Better Attention to Babies from The Indianapolis News
The piece argues that society shifts focus toward improving agricultural products yet still prioritizes caring for babies. It notes humanity devotes effort to atrest and child welfare and that improvements aid both babies and broader human advancement, with plans to enlarge focus in the future.
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Indianapolis
Atrest
Shaw's Confession and Shaw on Wealth Limits
A lecture on socialism ends with a question on income limits. Shaw jokes he earns well over a thousand pounds yearly, deflecting the proposed cap and defending his stance with a sly self reference.
Ponderous Personages The Duke of Wellington
George Fitch presents a comic sketch of Arthur Wellesley later Duke of Wellington tracing his rise from poor cleric’s son to famed British general. It notes his career from India to Portugal, his battles against Napoleon, accolades, and the lasting legacy culminating in his St Paul’s monument.
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Duke of Wellington
George Fitch
Sanvash
England
Paron
Vrother
Bin
Europe
Napoleon
Descarted
Wellington
Arthur Welllesley
Wellesley
Bercoming
Almple
India
Portugal
Paris
Elba
Belgium
Blacher
Napoleon Waa
Joe Cannon
Waterloo
St Paul's Cathedral
Marriage Before Three
An Indianapolis News item recounts a delayed wedding at a Suffolk parish church where a 3 PM deadline forced a spur of the moment ride to Little Bealings. The rector agreed to marry just before 3 after a clerk adjusted the time with station clocks.
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Indianapolis
England
Great Bealings
Suffolk
Little Bealings
Dowling
Great Bealing
Fem
Ctor
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Satam Piayed Senta Claus
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