Ford bids Muscle Shoals upheld amid public debate
The discussion centers on Henry Ford's bid for Muscle Shoals and mixed responses from lawmakers and labor groups. The piece highlights strength of Ford's influence, opposing views from officials, and calls for national interest over private ownership, alongside a safety note on grade crossings and railroads.
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United States
Harding
Ford
Detroit
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Muscle Shoals
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Rail safety campaign warns of rising travel accidents
An early 20th century note urges care to prevent road and rail accidents as traveler numbers grow and fatalities rise. It cites widespread publicity campaigns, including the American Rail Association Careful Campaign, aimed at reducing the toll of accidents across cars and automobiles.
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United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Crossah
Ilinois
American Railway Association
Capid Yan
American Rail Association
Chile
Icco
Lake Louise and Surrounding Peaks Described in Travel Sketch
The piece extols Lake Louise in the Canadian Rockies noting Lake Nat beautiful views and the Lakes-in-the-Clouds concept. It highlights the scenic station near Lake Louise Rolls Royce transport, the Lake Mammoth Hotel area, and nearby peaks over 10 000 feet. It mentions trails from Lake Louise to Lake Agnes and Lake Agnes high vantage points with tea houses and panoramic overlooks.
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Naling
Witzerlands
Petra Bat
Allur
Svar
Merald Lake
Spicturesque
Zum
Rolls Royce
Lake @ mammoth hotel
Louise
Lefro i Ee ' Toria
Fault finding harms lives. praise guides better paths
A reflection on the old saying that the worst in us hides good, and the best in us hides fault. Fault finding vents spleen and ruins lives, whereas sincere praise can steer people toward constructive paths and benefit a thoughtless world.
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Boy-Hoood
Te Ote
Labor Shortage Shifts From Unemployment to Growth in Texas
A dramatic shift from high unemployment to labor shortages emerges as Texas projects report acute shortages in public works and farming. In Wichita Falls irrigation work slows as workers migrate to wheat fields, leaving Mexican laborers as a majority on remaining sites. The nationwide downturn previously blamed on idle millions is described as easing in some areas while continuing in others.
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United States
Birmingham
Texas
Wichita Falls
Caperh
Mrs. Mathis speaks at tabernacle on farming aid and immigration
Mrs. Mathis presents as an advocate for farmers detailing her recent lobbying before New York bankers and Washington officials for lower farm interest rates. She denounces inaction in Washington and attacks unrestricted immigration, citing Siebert and Elihu Root while urging opposition to Musele Shoals.
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Gothier
Athis
W. B. Ed
Washington
Italy
Elihu Root
New York City
Root
Farmer’s Association of
Acqire
Woran’s
Gadsden
Mathis
Re Elect Officers For Bible Class In Decatur
Officers of the Mepts Bible class at First Methodist church in Decatur were re elected for six months. Tributes to Judge Lowe president and W. W. Benson teacher praised their work boosting attendance and interest. Prof Benson reviewed past lessons and noted a French dramatist on King Jehoiakim.
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Mepts
First Methodist Church
Decatur
Lowe
W. W. Benson
Sunday School
Jehoakin
William R. Hearst
Cuba
New York
Benson
Adamses Welcome Son Born June Second
Mr and Mrs H E Adams announce the birth of a son on June 2. The new arrival joins the family at their home, with relatives congratulating the couple on the latest addition.
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H. E. Adams
Memorial Resolutions for Mrs K J Hardage
The Ladies Aid Society of Westminister Presbyterian Church mourns Mrs K J Hardage who died June 1, 1922. She was a faithful worker and beloved member whose Christian faith and deeds blessed the church. The resolutions extend heartfelt sympathy to her family and vow to imitate her in service for righteousness. Copies go to her family and are to be published in the Albany Victory and kept in the Aid Society records. Committee: Mrs Annie E Crane, Mrs L B Wyatt, Mrs Henry Hartung.
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K. J. Hardage
Ladies Aid Society
Westmsinster
Ald Society
ANNIE_E. CRANE
Henry Hartung
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