Tennessee Kentucky farm tour notes by Ira Penn student
A Morgan County youth recounts a July 25 farm tour with twenty club members and fathers through Tennessee and Kentucky. They visit creameries, packing houses, stockyards, and farms, noting sheep breeds, dairy income, alfalfa yields, and diverse crops. The author sees potential for livestock and dairy expansion over cotton.
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Kentucky
Ira Penn
Massey
Morgan
Alabama
Tennessee
Experiment Station
Middle Tennessee
Morgan County
Record number faces federal court in Ohio alcohol case
Cleveland will hear 110 defendants in a single federal case tied to the Superior Industrial Alcohol combine. Indictments total 112 with two original defendants dead. If convicted, max penalties exceed 50 years. Defendants include 21 from Cleveland, 51 from St Paul and Minneapolis, six from Philadelphia, others from Duluth Detroit Chicago Boston Kansas City and Pacific coast cities.
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International News Service
Cleveland
Bar of Justice
U. S
A. E. Bernsteen
Superior Industrial Alcohol Combine
Bersteen
Community Visitors Share Weeks of visits and travel
Mr and Mrs Marvin Rivers and Miss Pauline Beama of Trinity called on Mr and Mrs Reuben Wallace while Mr and Mrs Nelson Norris visited the Sparkman home Friday night. Ed Stephenson and family hosted visiting friends with music and a meeting at Chapel. Alton Lynch of Decatur was in the community Friday. Mrs Sparkman and daughter Stella visited Basham and attended the meeting. Roy Smith of Decatur visited his grandparents the Sparkmans. Miss Bera Legg visited Grace White. Miles Martin left for South Carolina to enter school. Miss Net White of Decatur visited Nan Henderson at the hospital. Jimmie Moss Grady Atkins and Cay Sparkman visited Mrs Waugh. Mrs Herman Waugh of Hartselle stayed with N E Winton. C P Johnston took a trip to Hartselle. Edith Dunaway went home to Hartselle for extended visits with cousins. Mary Lee and Ruth Mason visited in Decatur. Mary Leu and daughter Charbet visited from route 2.
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Marvin Rivers
Pauline Beama
Trinity
Reuben Wallace
Diet Becomes Important in Health and Disease
In this concluding article Dr. C J Baborka of Mayo Clinic explains diet's role in health and disease. He notes metabolism increases with illness, requiring more energy from carbohydrates and easily digestible foods. For kidney disease and high blood pressure, he advocates a low protein, salt-free diet with minimal kidney strain.
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C. J. Baborka
Mayo Clinic
Dr. Baborka
Diet and Liver Health From Historic Health Advice
The text discusses liver function and how excessive foods can impair it, noting alcohol and spicy rich foods as contributors. It cites a drop in cirrhosis since prohibition and lists diets for anemia, pernicious anemia, and epilepsy, highlighting high fat and low carbohydrate plans. It predicts diet's rising importance in health and disease.
Diet therapy and vitamin science reshapes care at Mayo
Dr C J Baborka notes rapid weight loss weakens health and stresses vitamins. He discusses food allergies, skin reactions from diet, and how diet governs diabetes gout and obesity treatment. He recalls historic fever management and the shift toward structured nutrient intake.
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Rochester, Minn
Robinson May Prove Big Political Factor
Fred Keen, Washington correspondent for the Illustrated News, discusses Robinson May as a potential influential figure in the political landscape. The feature explores his prospects in the presidential arena and the broader impact on the race.
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Robinson
Fred 1 Keen
Peshington
Kenemha Lindelson
Indiana Senator Robinson's rising political arc seen in Indiana
Arthur R. Robinson moved from attorney and State Senator to U S Senate via Governor Jackson two years ago. At 46 he faces scrutiny over Ku Klux Klan ties but Republicans see potential in a future convention bid and a career with presidential prospects.
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Arthur R. Robinson
Indiana
United States
Ainternational Illustrated News
Jackson
Samuel M. Ralston
United States Senate
Robinson
Indianapolis
Ohio
Ateas
Presi
Washington
Somerville Funeral Attends Gather for Wade
Decatur residents Mr and Mrs jag he Burr attended the funeral of Wade as Alice and Inez Oden visited Woodland Thursday to see their uncle Sam Donaway.
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Mr. Jag He Burr of
Decatur
Wade
Alice
Inez Oden
Woodland
Sam Donaway
Farm Bureau membership stabilizes Morgan County farms
The Morgan county farm condition is stabilized by joining the farm bureau association. Pooling of cotton is expected to keep prices higher and more stable for growers.
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The
Farm Bureau Association
Morgan County
Farmer Sale in Decatur Attracts Top Prices
Local notice invites Mr. Farmer to Decatur for a product sale promising top prices. The brief highlights a regional market event aimed at farmers seeking favorable returns.
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Mr. Farmer
Decatur
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