Newspaper masthead fragment with printing office details
A fragmented historical clipping lists the Jen n esser Valley Printing Co Inc details with address and date stamps, editors and roles, and Associated Press credit note. It mentions post office entry dates and broadcasting affiliations, reflecting a 1912 1994 era newspaper masthead and publishing conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennesser Valley Printing Co., Inc
Decater
Alabama
Swelton
Beiter Benjamin Bloodworbte
Eélitor
Sheftard
Business
Detroit High Court Chicken Stamp Delays Mentioned
On Monday the Detroit News notes Farley failed to deliver a commemorative stamp marking the high court chicken decision, leaving readers awaiting the planned tribute and its timing.
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Farley
High Court
Detroit News
The Death Penalty in Kidnapping Cases
The piece argues for imposing the death penalty for kidnaping. It urges states to pass laws enabling this crime punishment and asserts the penalty would improve child safety.
North Alabama Poised to Lead Economic Growth
A traveling salesman discusses broad business conditions with North Alabama at the forefront. Elders recount past possibilities while younger residents push to sustain momentum. The message emphasizes self-reliance and taking the first move to seize potential.
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North Alabama
Scouts of America drive for Morgan county quota
Progress report on the annual cam to support Scouts of America in Morgan county Decatur and the Tennessee Valley shows most towns over quota while Decatur lags. Officials blame underwork by solicitors and incomplete prospecting, urging renewed effort to meet the set goal.
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Scouts of America
Morgan County
Decatur
Tennessee Valley
Met
Farmers Exchange ad boosts Morgan county farmers
The Daily promotes Farmers Exchange as free weekly advertising to raise farmer income in Morgan county. While cash from orders seems limited, farmers are urged to respond more, as the service costs only a minute to write and is printed free.
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Farmers Exchange
Morgan County
Farm Exchange
Oakland
Jacklistch
Nuija Board
Legion sedition bill sparks Alabama debate in press
The Age-Herald and Annis ton Star challenge labeling the substitute bill a Legion measure arguing it lacks Legion authority. They warn the bill violates the Constitution and targets free speech, framed by industrialists to advance class interests. The measure passed the Senate and goes to the House for concurrence.
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American Legion
John Temple Graves
The
Age-Herald
Legion
Anniston Star
Alabama Department
Senate
House
Alabama
Harry Ayers
Department of Alabama
United States
Birmingham
Mussolini blunt talk on wealth and wages
Political commentary by Arthur Brisbane questions Mussolini’s blunt style and the state of wealth and wages. The piece critiques economic power and social priorities, framing the issue through a wartime era lens.
Mussolini and Wages Clash with Britain and Mob Rule Worries
A column muses on Mussolini’s blunt talk to Britain, potential imperial moves, and the danger of dictatorship. It praises wage prosperity, cites Ford’s eight dollar day, and warns against majority mob despotism while quoting Alfalfa Bill Murray and Harriman on communism threats.
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United States
McMasters
New England
Henry Ford
Murray
Oklahoma
Deficient Diet Considered One Cause of Neuritis
Dr Logan Clendening discusses how beri beri in the Dutch East Indies linked to rice diet and vitamin B deficiency may cause neuritis. He notes alcoholic neuritis may respond to vitamin B and resemble beri beri, tying dietary abstinence to neural symptoms.
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Java
Medicial
Far East
Offbeat Echoes From Brushville And Beyond
A collage of local quips and questions, from wallet theft replies on Main Street to safety cautions for children. Cartoonish exchanges include a joke about pork prices, a veteran’s debt remark, and a nurse chart oddity.
Rail train cut transcontinental time to 24 hours
The piece notes a light streamlined train built for William Averill Harriman that reduced Portland to Chicago travel to 19 hours at 105 mph. It claims such trains could cross the continent in 24 hours, cutting grade crossings and boosting railroad value, while President Roosevelt says the government will share in railroad modernization.
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William Averill Harriman
Portland
Ore
Chicago
Roosevelt
Memorial and Tragic Gallipoli Campaign Commemoration
A reflection on the Gallipoli campaign of 1915 marking the 20th anniversary of a major wartime failure. It notes the 30 000 Angacs in the Australia New Zealand Army Corps and a commemorative two value stamp depicting a wreath around the London cenotaph.
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Turkey
Dardanelles
Gallipoli
Alles
Russia
Australia- New Zealand “Army Corps
Australia
London
NEA Service, Inc
Pleasant Hill Notes Highlight Local Happenings
Pleasant Hill residents enjoy updates on Faye Russell resuming duties at Athens College and Carl Royer recovering from illness. A wedding united Alta Russell and Frank Bean in Hartselle. Rubye Nell Craig visits Moulton, Ferman Rover hosts ice cream gathering, and Miss Mildred Rogers spends time with grandmother. Children’s Day program set for Sunday June 16 with The King's Highway as the 11 o'clock cantata and Rev. I W Myers delivering at 2 PM.
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Faye Russell
Athens College
Carl Royer
Alta Russell
Frank Bean
Paducah
Hartselle
Rubye Nell Craig
Moulton
Mable Callahan
Ferman Rover
Mildred Rogers
E. W. Bussey
King’s Highway
Wis
I. W. Myers
Walter Winchell on Broadway as Max Baer Columnist
The piece envisions Max Baer becoming a Broadway columnist after boxing. Baer recalls early fights, fears overcome, and plans to self-publish about columnists and nightlife while noting earnings, managers, and encounters with stars like Myrna Loy and Jean Harlow. He also jokes about boxing and love, and reflects on prize fighting culture.
Paddy Ryan and boxing tales from a curious century
A garbled sally of boxing lore and quips recounts Paddy Ryan winning the bare knuckle world title against Joe Goss in 1980 and losing to John L. Sullivan in 1832, interwoven with jokes about lawsuits marriage and life. The piece mixs boxing history with wry one liners and social snatches.
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Paddy Ryan
Joe Goss
England
Paddy
John L. Sullivan
Sullivan
Lincoln man chews up forged check outburst
Lincoln Nebraska police filed forgery charges after Herman Casener aged 22 swallowed a department store check he had doubts about. A clerk grew suspicious and halted the act.
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Lincoln, Neb
Herman Casener
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Pete
Florida Times-Union
Dfvine-Tenney Corporation
New York
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Des Moines
Atlanta
Weyerhaueser
Los
Graves
the Age-Herald
Mussolini
Ring Features Syndicate, Inc
International Copyrigms
Arthur Brisbane
South Africa
India
Ethiopia
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
George
Bonaparte
American Cotton Manufacturers Association
Charlotte
N. C
W. J Cameron
Mr. Cameron
Paris
Napoleon
EB. H. Harriman
Springfield
Illinois
Logan Clendening, M. D
Clendening
Janine
Brushville Bugle
Main Street
Washington
Johnny
Bobby
Biggs
Gregs
Divyoraine
Orator
Garden of Eden
Stamps
Bye & Klein
Nent
Mae
Pleasant Hill
Walter Winchell
Broadway
Max Baer
Jimmy Braddock
Caligula
Rome
Africa
Campania
Tit
Myrna ‘Lou
Max Schmeling
Eddie Simms
Cleveland
Mr. Brisbane
Hollywood
Jean .Harlow
Judith Allen
June Knicht
Sally Rand
Mary Kirk Brown
Livermore
California
Norked
Steen Black
Neo
Junior
Albany Grain & Coal CO
Davis ST
Delaware
Montgomery
Mobile
New Orlean
Columbia
Nashville
Louisville
Cincinnati
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