Alabama Forestry Budget Up by United States Aid
The federal forestry appropriation for Alabama rises to 5200,00 for the new fiscal year starting July 1, a roughly 23 percent increase. Local readers hear of the Lawrence county forest reservation and the nearby fish and game preserve, seen as future tourist and sportsman attractions, with abundant game near North Alabama.
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Great Government
Lawrence County
Tennessee Valley
Alabama
United States
North
State Forestry Commission
Public speakings fuel public entertainment in Alabama
The Huntsville Times notes voters and candidates near gatherings. Decatur hosts a League of Women Voters gubernatorial candidate event on June 12 with prominent local voters. Gadsden Etowah county rally follows on June 17, expected the largest north Alabama turnout.
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Huntsville Times
Decatur
Gadsden
League of Women Voters
Morgan County
Gadsden Times
Etowah County
Alabama
Times
Mooresville
Belle Mina
Limestone County
Austinville
Thomas Sisters Host Harmonic Evening in North Alabama
Miss Ruth and Miss Clara Thomas entertain Thursday evening in honor of Miss Nora from Memphis. The event hints at a strong year for North Alabama singers as they plan frequent gatherings and Sundays together. Bethany's Thomas Willard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hud, has recovered from a serious illness. E L Jones of Birmingham visits Mrs. Kilgo and Mr. Roger, with Mr. and Mrs. C R Roger hosting.
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Clara Thomas
Rock
Nora
Memphis
Thomas Willard
Hud
JSON Bethany
E. L. Jones
Birmingham
J. W. Kilgo
C. R. Roger
North
Alabama
Political race and economic prospects noted
The editorial urges completing the Bee Line to ease unemployment and foster state prosperity. It observes Senate hopefuls will need press agents to engage the public while gubernatorial candidates stay in the spotlight.
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Senate
Amateur Baseball Action in Industrial League Grows
Baseball fans are reminded of solid amateur play in the Industrial League. The current season features competitive games and rising talent, inviting fans to attend upcoming matchups and enjoy local baseball.
City Publicity Gained From WLAC Broadcast
The city received fine publicity from Wednesday night’s municipal program on WLAC. The Daily thanks Life and Casualty Company for the opportunity and the Kiwanis Club public affairs committee for arranging an excellent program.
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Life and Casualty Company
Kiwanis Club
Flood relief plans for Mississippi river near vanished
The piece recalls promises to conquer floods in the Mississippi valley after Hoover’s campaign remarks and notes recent appeals to the Red Cross for flood relief in Louisiana. It compares relief efforts to other Republican promises of post election business and farm relief, implying inaction.
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Mississippi
Herbert Hoover
Mississippi River
Red Cross
Louisiana
Indiana girl funds college with poultry profits
Mary Orewe Byrd a 12 year old from Crawford county Indiana aims to pay college expenses through selling poultry. She kept daily records and reports profits from 103 chicks bought April 1 1929 producing 173.04 in one year from 45 hens and 360.92 from various sources.
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Opelika News
Mary Orewe Byrd
Crawford County
Indiana
Mary
North Alabama
Mary Crewe
Mary Orene
Roosevelt’s Health Victory Sparks Democratic Hopes
The Labor publication notes Franklin D. Roosevelt’s nine year struggle with infantile paralysis and his recent horseback ride marking a health comeback. It highlights his war service, Navy work, governorship of New York, and appeal to both anti-Tammany factions and Southern sympathy as potential presidential candidate material.
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Warm Springs
Georgia
Rumanians Dance as King Carol Theme Draws Attention
Arthur Brisbane notes Chicago gangster violence against reporters warns of press freedom limits in India and Britain. He discusses Viceroy’s caution, repression risks, and global impact on silver prices and trade, then shifts to Romania: King Carol I’s return sparks street dancing and wary international meddling warnings.
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Romania
Biblical exhortation on chastening from Hebrews
A biblical passage from Hebrews 12:5-11 urges believers not to despise the Lord's chastening and explains that divine discipline is for their profit to share in holiness. It compares earthly parental correction with God's fatherly guidance and denounces lacking such discipline as a sign of not being true children.
New York City Grafts and Real-Life Horatio Alger Tales
A nostalgic column notes bustling New York opportunities and clever hustles from window washing concessions to bottle purchases, bootblacking magnates, and valet services. It contrasts humble schemes with big money in skyscraper district commerce, quoting era-wise observations and O Henry style wit.
Lost in Grand Central Station Daily
An officer reports at least 20 people are completely lost in the Grand Central terminal daily and must be guided to exits. Occasionally a harried individual becomes hysterical and is taken to the emergency hospital for a sedative.
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Grand Central Station
Dinner honoring John Mc Graw ends with time crossed
At a dinner honoring John Mc Graw Grover Whalen served as toastmaster. A red traffic light flashed signaling speakers exceeded their allotted time.
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John McGraw
Grover Whalen
Washington Day Book: Iowa Circle Mangles Memorial Naming
The Washington Day Book recounts circular parks in the capital designed by L'Enfant for troop assembly. Circles honor military leaders like Scott, Washington, Sheridan, and Thomas with statues at their centers, but Iowa Circle disrupts this commemorative naming.
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L’enfant
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Scott
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Winfield Scott
George
Iowa Circle Name Change to Logan Circle in DC Debated
Circles in Washington DC honor military leaders with one named for Iowa. Iowa supporters want Logan Circle renamed after Gen. John B. Logan, citing ties to Iowa soldiers. Congress briefly approved, then balked over compensation. Cyrenus Cole argues for a matching honor if Iowa yields the name change.
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Iowa Circle
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Logan Circle
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House
Iowa
How's Your Health How's Your Health Animal Heroes
A short feature highlights animal heroes aiding communities with health and safety tasks. Readers see profiles of dogs and other animals trained to assist in emergencies, therapy, and search efforts.
Balto and Other Animals Honored in a Statuary Group
A Central Park statue of Balto commemorates the dog’s life saving diphtheria antitoxin work in Nome Alaska. The text envisions a broader statue group featuring animals such as the horse guinea pig rat monkey cat and chicken for their roles in medical science and disease fighting.
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New York City
Balto
Nome
Alaska
3 A DAY con notes fraud terms and definitions
The excerpt defines terms including cozen to defraud and mendacious describing falsehoods. It frames producing desired results as competent and capable. The content reads like a glossary style fragment for a legal or linguistic reference.
Offbeat Dialogues and Jokes From a Tin Pan Alley Style
A collection of humorous exchanges and quips featuring characters like Shrek Sheba Nancy Sally and Jean. The bits include flirtations, bets, dieting downsides, miscommunications and punchlines about manners and modern life.
Witty Fragments on Marriage and Modern Woes
A collection of cryptic quips and snippets on domestic life, aging, happiness, and social trends. Betsy laments remedies for weight while Aunt Mary laments marital fatigue. Paul jokes about parties and divorces. Mabel and Mildred tease youth and desire. The tone echoes a late 19th or early 20th century humor page with puns and social commentary.
Domestic Dilemmas and Witty Marital Barbs
A humorous take on marriage life contrasts hubby habits with domestic routines. It notes a husband wandering in stocking feet and a wife who jokes the honeymoon sits between lipstick and broomstick. It wittily airs the strain and resilience of married life.
Local visitors and arrivals across towns
Miss Louise Ray of Corinth S Mississippi is visiting Miss Mary Battle Hendrix. Miss Margaret Turner visiting Mrs Lee Garrett in Columbus Georgia expected home soon. Miss Odessa Kelley of Lynchburg Virginia visiting Miss Margaret Pryor on Fifth avenue west. Mr and Mrs E B George and Mrs T T Fry of Birmingham motor here Wednesday to spend four weeks with Mr and Mrs J W Sandlein.
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Louise Ray
Corinth
Mary Battle Hendrix
Margaret Turner
Lee Garrett
Columbus
Odessa Kelley
Lynchburg
Margaret Pryor
Fifth Avenue
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