Decstar Decatur Notice From Sennessre Valley Printing Co
Public notice advertisement dated February 96 1912 and updated March 6 1878 refers to post office matters in Decatur Als and announces distribution by Associated Press and National Advertising Representative Irving Tenney Corp with offices in New York Chicago and Des Moines.
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Mational Advertising
Ervine-Tenney Corporation
New York
Chicago
Detrem
Des Moines
Atlanta
Men Back Camp Work to Aid Youth in City
Detroit News notes support for a boys camp program offering a week of activities and year round opportunities. Advocates say the effort builds character and responsibility for the boys who will face future duties.
ONeal bill passed in senate funding Scottsboro trials
The senate voted 23 to 4 on Wednesday to pass and send to Governor Graves the O Neal bill appropriating 35000 for past and future expenses of the Scottsboro cases. Opponents denounced the fate and egoism of those who demand dismissal despite juries hearing the evidence.
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Senate
Graves
O’neal
Scottsboro
No Reform on Fireworks Fatalities This Fourth of July
Analysis shows 201 firework related incidents. 83 deaths and 70 injuries reported. Observers call for parental care and caution as authorities warn against risky displays and urge stricter safety measures.
Roosevelt foes split on holding-company death clause
The piece reports Alabama congressmen Huddleston and Carmichael voting against President Roosevelt on the utility holding company death sentence measure. It notes district tensions in the Muscle Shoals area and Birmingham, with critical excerpts from the Congressional Record illustrating past liberal stances and current political fallout.
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Roosevelt
Alabama
Congressman Huddleston
Ninth
Congressman Carmichael
Eighth
Huddleston
Congress
Washington
Tennessee Valley
Ccarmichael
Daily
Carmichael
Muscle Shoals
Birmingham
George Huddleston
Remember them New Declaration Fourth of July
A terse festive note marks the fourth of July with a call to remember a new declaration. The text offers a patriotic reminder attributed to a speaker named Plenge.
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Aclassie
Plenge
Declaration of independence against crime and communism praised
A Washington radio protest bill signs a new declaration of independence asserting crime and communism threaten the republic. It lists high wages and prosperity as American blessings bought with blood and toil and urges all Americans to join in waging war on enemies. The document is signed by Roosevelt Tunney Smith Byrd Capper Curtis Green and others.
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Washington
United States
America
Scarlet Army
Communista
Republic
Great Brotherhood of Americanism
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Gene Tunney
al Smith
A. P. Gianini
California
Admiral Byrd
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Charles Curtis
William Green
American Federation, of
Labor
Do Mineral Waters Help Doctor Wonders at Spa
Dr. Logan Clendening visits Montecatini and Vichy to probe mineral waters effects. He cites experiments by Dr. Erick Damrau and notes improvement in arthritis pain and joint mobility, plus digestive benefits and better morning energy. He mentions artificial Vichy imitations labeled Bright Morning.
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Logan Clendening
Montecatini
Italy
Vichy
Paris
Europe
Erick Damrau
New York
Governor Talmadge Attacks Government Farm Supports
Georgia Governor Talmadge, a farmer, denounces government farm benefit payments for not planting as a step toward peonage for American farmers. He argues the people must support the government and warns against robbing Peter to pay Paul.
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Try
Talmadge
Georgia
Peter
Paul
Governor Talmadge Sees Defeat and Calls for Fiscal Discipline
Governor Talmadge predicts his administration faces defeat in the next election and urges 25 percent lower spending than under Hoover while opposing higher state taxes. In a Fourth of July speech he warns scarcity breeds crime and stresses honesty, hard work, and saving for prosperity.
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Talmadge
Hoover
Wist
Angola
Rome
Berlin
Haile Selassie Pleads U S Aid to Bar Mussolini
Haile Selassie asks the United States to prevent Mussolini from invading his realm. The British cabinet plans to pressure Washington in plain terms.
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Haile Selassie
Abys Sinia
Solomon
Sheba
United States
Mussolini
Washington
Dr Clendening Pamphlets Available by Mail
The editor notes six pamphlets by Dr Logan Clendening are available for 10 cents each plus a self addressed stamped envelope. Titles include Indigestion and Constipation, Reducing and Gaining, Infant Feeding, Instructions for the Treatment of Diabetes, Feminine Hygiene and The Care of the Hair and Skin.
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Clendening
Logan Clendening
Washington’s folly echoed in talk of blocking Italy
The speaker warns of the folly of U S policy toward Italy and Abyssinia. He recalls past bluffs and threats and questions whether Washington would bluff, back down, or send troops. He notes sympathy for Haile Selassie but emphasizes national identity over a distant monarchy.
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Washington
Italy
United States
Rio Grande
Africa
Equator
Mussolini
Abyssinia
Anclé
Empee Haile Selassie
Solan Ae
Sheba
George Washington
England hears plan to scrap submarines and fleet hope
The first lord of the admiralty Sir Bolton Hyres- Monsell says Germany is prepared to scrap subs she already built and those under construction if others do likewise. The statement prompts cautious public doubt as England fears a submarine blockade of food and considers air and sea threats.
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England
Admiralty
Bolton Hyres- Monsell
Germany
Dis ordered room murder near Chicago shocks cafe crowd
John Rose a hotel cook 2% husband of a toe dancer at a cafe was found fatally wounded in a disordered room with a nail file driven into his heart. Margie his toe dancer wife rushed to the scene after discovering him and fled to a nearby cafe before returning.
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Chicago
John Rose
Margie
Old-Fashioned Grandma Seeks Rocking Chair Modern Driver Prefers Seat
A humorous domestic piece contrasts the grandma’s wish for a rocking chair with the modern habit of sitting behind the wheel. The wife explains the washerwoman will be two hours late due to carburetor trouble. A punchline about a punctured inner tube and revoked licenses ends the snippet.
Manners Behind the Wheel in a Drought District
A motorist chats with an old settler at a filling station in the Middle West last summer. A writer asks why many men become rude once behind a steering wheel, noting casual observation shows poor manners amid automobile traffic.
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Middle West
Colyum
Rumble Seat Nostalgia Sparks Wife and Pather Reflection
A playful reminiscence recalls crowded rides and shared hammocks with a sharp memory of a harsh gas joke. The exchange captures domestic humor and a fond look at past discomforts.
The Mrs One Candle On Her Birthday Cake
A playful dialogue about aging and the idea that life begins at 40, noting a wife turning 41 and contrasting financial worries with the value of giving. The couple muses on kindness, possession, and the consequences of hoarded affection. The man reflects on diligent work and steady duties.
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Weil
Sherlock Holmes Question on Fingerprints Also Other Avenues
The text ponders alternatives to fingerprinting in investigations with Holmes as icon. It asks what Holmes might pursue beyond prints and hints at methods like observation and deduction.
Hart Praises National Defense In July Speech
Albert Bushnell Hart, Harvard historian and professor emeritus, delivered a Fourth of July address praising common sense and stating that neighbors may differ in views while affirming belief in national defense.
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Albert Bushnell Hart
Harvard
Broadway Neon World Lights and Signs Fact Sheet
Walter Winchell on Broadway surveys the Broadway bulb industry noting 82 signs with 11 leased, total neon 73 500 feet, 2 238 000 watts per hour, and major players like the 25 year old sign trust. It explains sign types, unions, costs, colors, and safety rules including sunset operations and the Strand’s lone remaining spectacular.
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Broadway
Fiest Broadway
Hollywood
Big Outdoor Trust
Broadway Light World
New York Times Sign Tops Broadway in Operating Cost
The NYT news sign circles the edifice as the most expensive Broadway sign, costing 120000 dollars with 14800 lights. It needs two full time operators. Around 78 electric signs exist worldwide and cafeterias spend more on outdoor moon signs than inside decorations.
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Schenley
Aeca
Times Square
Columbus
Broadway
New York Times News
Sign Space Values Highlight Broadway Rent Disparities
The article notes sign space worth about 355000 times the inside rentals, citing Astor Theatre signs priced above the theatre’s own rent. It mentions 15 maintenance trucks needed to keep Broadway signs in order. A girl who posed as the rest remains unclear in readable text.
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Astor Theatre
Broadway
Jumbled kitchen quips echo a domestic scene
In a humorous contrived dialogue Mrs Uptilly juggles peas on a knife while Mr Uptilly defends his balanced diet. A toast anniversary gift sparks breakfast woes. neighbors discuss germs in kisses and skepticism toward newspaper reports. A merchant notes frugal peppermints purchases.
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Mrs. Uptilly
Mr. Uptilly
Entertainer's Program Spotlight Reveals Notable Number
A recent entertainment program highlighted a standout number as a key moment. The sequence drew attention for its choreography and stage impact, showcasing the performer’s range and the production’s creative styling.
Broadway neon signs and steam from coffee cup sign crazes Times Square
The piece notes Rivoli and Criterion fronts with flashing bulbs and massive painted signs. It mentions two New York firms dipping lamps in colors, legal limits on flags on electrics, and steam from the 47th Street coffee sign drawing crowd speculation.
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Criterion
New York
General Electric
47Th
Times Square
Broadway Lights Between 42nd and 50th
A reader notes the presence of sixteen lamps along Broadway between 42nd and 50th streets asking for the purpose of the lights and their function.
Rock Creek Bride Shower and Local Socials Report
A bride shower for Mr. and Mrs. Levy McKee was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Roan. Mary Sue Ryan returned to Decatur after visiting her grandmother. Community members attended Mrs. J. M. Rutledge’s funeral at Enon church. Several local residents traveled to Lawrenceburg Tennessee on business. Singings at Strangers were well attended.
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D. A. Roan
Levy McKee
Mary Sue Ryan
Decatur
J. M. Rutledge
Enon Church
Jane McKee
Madiline Lewis
William Lewis
N. H. Self
Lawrenceburg
Tennessee
Theo McKee
Cecil Tanner
J. F. Tanner
Eloise
Alice Oden
Cullman
Kentucky
Martha Jane Oden
John McKee
Roy Oden
Miss Cramer
Oden
Hartselle
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George Norris
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A Syndicate, Inc. Right
Arthur Brebane
Rugged Individus
de Clendening
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Aertie
Sherlock Holmes
Walter Winchell
Winter Garden
Wrigley Sign
Cliquot Eskimos
Corticelli
Mr. Mulrooney
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47Th Street
Don She- Well
New York Building Department
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Cleve
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