Decatur Daily at Doostur Als Op the TRAWESSER VALLEY PRINTING CO
The item lists publication details for The Decatur Daily at Doostur Alabama and the Trawesser Valley Printing Co with postal mail registrations and 1912 to 1924 dates. It names Shelton as managing editor and Benjamin Bloodworth as a business manager along with Devine Tenney as national advertising representative and subscription rates.
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Decatur Daily
Doostur, Als
Trawesser Valley
Grady Quotation Reflected in 1888 Commentary
A fragmentary line quoting Henry W. Grady from 1888 appears amid a broader historical commentator. The excerpt signals editorial tone of the era and references a full daily meal metaphor. The piece preserves a dated voice and context without additional details.
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Henary W. Grady
Letter Writing Addicts Felt Three Cent Postage
A brief note asserts that enthusiasts of letter writing were affected by the introduction of the three cent postage. It hints at broader public response and historical postal policy context.
South Past and North Present Contrast Quote
A brief quotation from Stribling notes the South's past versus the North's present, with a final aside suggesting a needed explanation from the speaker.
Statistics Challenge the Overwork Fear Myth
The article notes that statistics show few deaths from overwork despite widespread belief that many are constantly at risk. It examines the gap between perception and reality and reassesses claims of widespread fatal overwork.
Speculation on Alabama July Constitutional Vote Attracts Attention
Speculation grows over July voting turnout for constitutional amendments in Alabama with observers noting usually smaller ballots than candidate elections. Repealists and anti repealists mobilize for a fight likely boosting turnout, though many eligible voters have not paid poll taxes reducing qualified voter count.
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Alabama
Meridian Star Examines Marriage Trends in Mississippi 1932
The Meridian Star reports that Mississippi saw 22 668 marriages in 1932 up 1 000 from 1931 and divorces fell to 1 512, down 108 from 1931. The piece argues marital commitment persists despite hard times, noting rising marriages and declining divorces.
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The
Meridian Star
Mississippi
Federal Bureau of the Census
Testing Ground For Youth In Depression Era Marital Life
A reflective piece discusses the 1930s marriage under economic stress. It argues many couples will view those years as a proving time for mutual love and respect. It notes some spouses misused money and that few endures such testing to find lasting happiness.
Huey Long Faces Challenge as Davenport Reports Loe in Louisiana
Collier's Walter Davenport accuses Huey Long of weakening hold in Louisiana as opposition grows. Davenport notes Long’s legal actions and bank ties eroding public support while Angers and suits mount. The Age-Herald argues Long’s career may be nearing a climax amid rising scrutiny.
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Muey Long
Walter Davenport
Collier's
Senator Long
Louisiana
The
Age-Herald
Long
Davenport
Huey Long
Collier's Weekly
Collier’s
Mr. Lamont
Morgan & Co
Lamont
Morgan
Congressional
Overton
Washington
Huey
Modern Tragedy and Nine More Great Women
A compact syndicated column by Arthur Brisbane notes a modern tragedy and nine prominent women, with commentary on public perception and societal attitudes. The brief pieces reflect 1930s cultural language and editorial stance.
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Paul
Police officer saves infant by giving blood at Magee Hospital
Pittsburgh officer James McGuire rushed to Magee hospital after a baby in dire need of a transfusion. He donated blood despite personal loss and returned to duty, only to learn the infant died. Separately a relic stone from the Aeropagus was sent to New York Cathedral and linked to Saint Paul preaching Christianity to Europe.
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James McGuire
Pittsburgh
Magee Hospital
McGuire
MacGuiire
New York
St. Paul
Saint Peter
Europe
Asia
Mohammed
Mecca
Heaven
Paul
Greatest Women List Sparks Thoughtful Debate
A public contest prize prompts a debate on who should be counted among Western civilization's figures. Margorie Newmark submits a list of nine women including Nightingale and Curie, while the piece muses on judging by achievements and the role of mothers.
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Loree
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
New Jersey
College For Women
Margorie Newmark
North Plainfield
Woh
Florence Nightingale
Clara Barton
Susan B. Anthony
George Eliot
Sarah Bernhardt
Mary Harris Jones
Viera Ivanovia Zasulitch
Jane Addams
Marie Curie
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Julia Ward Howe
Airship Duties and Naval Career Notes
The text argues for continuity of service on lighter-than-air craft and treats sea duty as a rule after shore duty. It satirically suggests a naval officer who calls air work shore duty should be stuffed and displayed in a museum beside extinct birds. It praises Roosevelt and his wife for bold air travel and asserts flying is not exactly by the book.
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Navy
Natural History Museum
Roosevelt
William
Bill
Northeast Mississippi Mayors Seek Cheap Muscle Shoals Power
A movement forms to unite 100 Northeast Mississippi mayors in obtaining inexpensive electricity from the Muscle Shoals plant. At West Point meeting, Columbus filed with the Tennessee Valley Authority for TVA power via Muscle Shoals lines, approved by Columbus city council. Applications sent to TVA chairman Dr Arthur E Morgan and to Congressman John E Rankin.
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West Point
Miss
Mississippi
Muscle Shoals
Northeast
Arthur E. Morgan
Tennessee Valley Authority
John E. Rankin
Burk to Start Drive-In Station on Corner Lot
J J Burk will begin work immediately on a drive-in filling station for automobiles on his lot at the corner of First avenue and Moulton street, per an announcement today. Miss Erskine Irvine, guest of Miss Marjorie Pointer, returns to Florence. Miss Alice Missett of Dallas visits relatives. A stray local pup caused a commotion by climbing to the second story gallery in the Kentucky block and leaping to the street before being rescued.
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J. J. Burk
First Avenue
Moulton Street
Kentucky
Random Remarks and Reflections on Money and Manners
A compilation of pithy quotes on money success and social behavior. The notes poke at human foibles, ambition, and daily life with witty, sometimes pointed observations. Notable lines touch spendthrift habits, customer service, and the quirks of personal perception.
Behind the Scenes in Washington Push for Prohibition Repeal
Rodney Dutcher reports that repeal supporters in Washington see growing momentum as state legislators and officials expect repeal to pass in 1934. They cite liquor availability and potential tax revenue from a regulated system, boosted by beer at 3.2 percent and President Roosevelt’s stance. Farley urges Democrats to act.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Roosevelt
James A. Farley
States press forward as prohibition repeal votes multiply
Across states voting on repeal, governors veto and legislatures override While direct elections spread, efforts wobble with lawsuits and special sessions The 2.2 per cent beer issue stirs dry states as cities push sales and more than 36 states project votes by year end
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Alabama
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Kansas
He's My Dog and a Tail Full of Whimsy
A quirky, fragmentary clipping blends dog lore with jagged humor. It features a rambunctious canine described as a troublemaker, then pivots to playful dialogue about conscience and social satire. The tone mimics a lighthearted, whimsical column.
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Pak
Rassling
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Reander Bauer
Devine-Tenney Corporation
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Takin
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Arthur Brisbane
Mr. Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
Germany
Congressional Committee
Akron
Alice Missett
Dallas
Texas
Junius
Dad
Mother
Weary Willie
Tom
Michigan
Supreme Court
Copyright
NEA Service
Advice and Water
Wooddall
Moulton Highway
Henry Ford
Dearborn, Mich
Ford Motor Company
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