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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1933
Page
2
The item lists daily weekly and monthly mail options with durations such as one year. It references varying frequencies and suggests postal or subscription services without naming providers or dates.
Quote attributed to Henry W. Grady from 1888 discussed as a Southern agricultural future with debt relief not restoring freedom. Reflects regional postwar economic sentiment and land ownership dynamics.
A brief note hints at a discussion about Technocracy during a winter exchange. The writer sets aside time constraints, suggesting a future reading or dialogue without detailing specifics.
A four year old boy, Orion Sebastian, from Shreveport, got a nail in his right lung. Doctors at Temple University Hospital performed a bronchoscopic operation and reported the child in good condition. The note contrasts this medical achievement with debates over technocracy.
A man arrested in the West for Alabama authorities was quoted by a San Diego paper saying Shoot me, don't arrest me and send me back to the chain gang. The remark was false as Alabama had no chain gangs. The piece notes propaganda circulated about Southern prison institutions.
A historical call urges Decatur residents to join the Chamber of Commerce to attract investment, improve freight and real estate, support farming and diversification, back highway funds, and boost civic life. The plea notes 1932 concerns and frames the chamber as essential for development, trade, and crime reduction through economic opportunity.
A terse opinion piece by Arthur Brisbane discusses Mussolini and Stalin with emphasis on political stasis. It asserts a straightforward narrative about power dynamics and international implications. The piece reflects 1933 media tone and editorial perspective.
The piece notes Lloyd George turning seventy, vigorous and optimistic about future work. It recalls his role with Clemenceau in saving allies, cites Mussolini and Stalin as world watchers, and comments on US political talk of revolution, airline and aviation notes, a tragedy of Rocco Castalano, a police case, and a papal holy year plan for peace and indulgences. An Wisconsin girl’s sneezing fits end with drug relief.
J A Rountree founder of the old Hartselle Enquirer now the Hart selle Enterprise visited yesterday from his home saying he came up to see old friends The Alabama Public Service Commission fixed the value of the local Alabama Water plant at 500000 for rate making Women poll tax payers urged to qualify as voters to avoid last minute rush A nationwide tally shows 9274920 passenger cars and trucks in use last year
The piece contrasts the marvels of the human brain with vast military capabilities, noting Mayo Hospital observations of a ill girl and urging gratitude for the body. It warns Germany’s push for equal armament and potential universal military service, with fears of poison gas dissemination over European cities.
Washington notes a flood of proposed farm relief schemes as lawmakers seek ways to aid agriculture without harming industry. Critics like Sen. Bulow warn many plans fail or shift costs, while others call for price fixing, refinancing, or moratoriums amid a decade of indecision.
Dr Logan Clendening explains how winter slows skin turnover leading to thick scales and fish skin ichthyosis. He notes congenital forms start early, worsened by cold. treatments include light therapy, baths, fatty emollients, and warm clothing to reduce irritation.
A collage of jokes and wry observations touches on pensions taxes and governance. It notes a governor's salary changes from 1901 to 1931 and contrasts past frugality with present allocations while weaving in domestic humor about marriages inlaws and daily life.
A health notice touts Bayer Aspirin as the fastest safer remedy for colds. Dissolves in warm water and can be taken every few hours, with sore throat relief in minutes. Buy genuine Bayer Aspirin Tablets from a drugstore and ensure quick action.
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