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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1922

Page

2

Ford Muscle Shoals bid gains strong backing from pro Ford bloc

The piece reports strong support for Henry Ford’s Muscle Shoals offer, led by Alabama representative Judge Almon and Gray Silver of Farmers’ groups. It notes calls to expedite House action, cites pro Ford farmers as key backers, and frames opposition as fertilizer interests and GOP lag. It references Prohibition debate and Harding administration context.

Congress Ford White House William D. Upshaw Georgia Twin City Almon Alabama Mr. Silver Harding von Hindenburg

Music at the Tabernacle One Week From Tomorrow Night

The Choral Club of the Twin Cities announces a major musical program at the Tabernacle to be held next week. The venue is praised for convenience and quiet, with a large audience expected to hear solos duets quartets and choruses in an ambitious public entertainment promised to be the finest yet offered.

Choral Club Twin Cities Tabernacle Nahe Larne Pedernacle

Women sleuths join federal crime fighting mandate

The Montgomery Journal reports a new program placing hundred or more women as federal sleuths in the Department of Justice to tackle rising female crime. Proponents say women offer unique investigative strengths, though discretion is advised in selection as government aims to enforce federal laws and pursue bootleggers and moonshiners amid broader crime activity.

St. Louis Defia Ghitenan Ing Harding Majison Attaaah Ain Fy Raffic Anne Pee Busch Mr. Lash Congress A. Busch United States Republic Department of Justice Montgomery Journal

Moonlight Glory Echoes Twilight’s Crimson Blaze

In vivid prose the moon’s splendor echoes the twilight as the day ends in a crimson glow. The scene stretches across the western sky, pairing celestial beauty with the hush of evening.

Great Men Forge An Age And Inspire The Following

The idea holds that a mighty generation shapes an era, guiding successors to strive higher. Leaders' deeds spark ambition, creating momentum for future progress and achievement.

Hope Rises With A New Day For Forest Hopes

A reflective note urges patience as laborers and workers persevere. It suggests dawn approaches and the sun over the wind signals a forthcoming fruition of the forest's long held hopes. The tone is hopeful and forward looking.

Ida Hoebe

The Truth About Henry Ford’s Early Racing Years

Henry Ford led 999 in a famous race at the start and later defeated Alexander Winton in another. The crash involving Frank Kulick halted racing, prompting Ford to vow never to risk his men again. Ford’s policy of fair wages, worker welfare, and avoiding strikes built lasting loyalty among Detroit workers.

Ford Alexander Winton Henry Ford Barney Oldfield New York Chicago Los Angeles Frank Kulick Michigan State Fair Thee Company Peter BE. Martin Highland Park Charles Harther Gus Degner Fred Rockelman Indianapolis Fred Haas Hartge Ray Dalinger Ford Company Detroit Malcomson Couzens Rouge Ford Industries Dens Emde Ford-New‘berry Mr. Ford John Henkel Henkel

Republicans Agree To Vote On Bonus

A Republican conference adopted a resolution urging immediate passage of the soldier bonus bill by the Senate after action on the tariff bill. The vote was 27 to 0 with several Republicans absent from the conference.

Hans Seewtoe Washington Senate

The Vacuum Cleaners Bride Bridegroom Quote

A quirky verse claims brides sweep down church aisles with calm at the sight of a broom, attributed to Wayaide Taio. The line playfully links cleaning tools to wedding ritual.

Wayaide Taio

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