War Bond Letters Urge Unified Home Front Support
A wartime column urges total national effort in bond drives and unity between front and home front. It notes 572 city managers, critiques FEPC stance, and stresses duty to back series E and Fifth War Loan goals while praying for Allied victory and a swift peace.
King on Bonds Drives Support for Fifth War Loan
The article quotes Admiral King urging all Americans to buy or increase War Bonds during the Fifth War Loan drive. He emphasizes that bond purchases fund essential weapons and sustain offensives, insisting the war is not yet won and citizen support must keep the effort rolling for victory.
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United States Fleet
Naval Operations
U. S
Japan
Normandy
Winchell
Navy
Congress
Actors’ Union
Cong. Jackson
Omaha
Hoffman
Night Club Actors’ Union
Michigan
House of Representatives
Valley of the Tennessee Promotes Unity in War Effort
A call urges regional unity in Alabama to boost industrial, agricultural, and commercial growth during wartime. It warns against splits among voters and stresses supporting the national war effort, declaring strike organizers as traitors to the United States and to Allied servicemen.
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Tennessee
Alabama
Theeman
Berlin
Tokyo
United States of America
Mediterranean
States
United States
Edward Thompson
Electing a President and the Electoral College System
The article explains the U S electoral college as the source of presidential selection, notes the lack of direct popular vote impact, and discusses state influence, party slates, and potential constitutional changes. It also surveys political dynamics around the Republican ticket Dewey Bricker Warren and California politics.
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Texas
South Carolina
Mississippi
White House
Machi
Alabama
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Chicago
Dewey
Warren
Dewey-Bricker
Fight
National Party
New York State
Ohio
Bricker
California
Roosevelt
Carpenters Union
William Hutcheson
Indiana
Stassen
Minesota
Griswold
Nebraska
Dirksen and Green
Illinois
Model planes claim longest flight at Alabama air carnival
Albertville’s Corp. Jack Whitley won with an eight minute forty four second flight that vanished over a hill during the Exchange clubs of Alabama event in Birmingham. Other winners include David Adams and Z E Wright of Gadsden Don Thomas of Montgomery Darby Dick Auburn Ralph Ingram and James Sheffield Clay Smith of Athens and Eugene Wolf of Chay.
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Birmingham
Ala
Corp
Jack Whitley
Albertville
Exchange Clubs of
Alabama
Ways of Treating Corns and Warts
Dr Clendening explains corn and wart causes and treatments. Hypertrophy from pressure builds corns while removing the pressure heals them. corns respond to proper footwear and cautious debulking when needed. Warts are viral growths treated by surgical or caustic methods or painless home remedies. formalin warns against improper use.
Clever Age Guess and Small Jokes Chronicle
A collection of light anecdotes and puzzles from a period paper. It includes a math based age guess game, a church bulletin joke about Deacon Jones, a quip about smiling with crooked teeth, a nurse joke about a wounded man, and a line about neighbors noticing only after you do something. The tone is humorous and casual, with multiple short items in a single column.
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Khe
Deacon Jones
Phenolphthalein’s action and child lead poisoning warning
A physician clarifies that phenolphthalein acts as a cathartic unlike carbolic acid. A parent reports a two year old swallowing nonfood items and doctors warn of lead poisoning risk after two hospital cases in six months.
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Office Cat and Wit Headlines From Comical Sketches
A string of aphorism laden gags unfolds with a bishop in a crowd denying a wedding to a film star. A Decatur wife parades new purchases while a husband jokes about pockets and money. A lawyer grills a witness about a cow and a punchy quip ends with a courteous duck carving remark.
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Decatur
Dickens Forced to Work Young After Debt Prison Imprisonment
Charles Dickens was compelled to toil from a young age after his father was imprisoned for debt, shaping his later writings and perspectives.
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Charles Dickens
Walter Winchell on War Bonds and Letters Across Nations
Long excerpted column featuring Walter Winchell's blunt war bonds essay urging patriotic sacrifice and noting civilian paybacks to soldiers. Includes reactions from readers and a corrective congressional Record excerpt clarifying Hoffman's misinterpretation. Also contains letters from service members and Rommel anecdotes.
Mexiana Powder for Minor Skin Irritations
Soothe itch and rashes with Mexiana medicated powder. Ingredients commonly used by specialists bolster its credibility for everyday skin relief.
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