Hamilton Leaves Magazine Moves to Philadelphia
Mr. Hamilton announces his departure to join a Coleman’s group in Philadelphia. He offers Janet a new position with his sister Mrs Curtis, managing correspondence and social duties, and invites her to live in her home, with a cat named Buster as a future companion. Janet agrees to visit Mrs Curtis to discuss the arrangement.
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Mr. Hamilton
Janet
Chambers
Philadelphia
Hamilton
Coleman’s
Sway
Dawson
Hartley
Ince
Rotary
Buster
Milton
Mrs. Curtis
Humphries
Dr Hayes's Blood Pressure Relief Trial Ad
Ad claims quick relief from high blood pressure with a postpaid trial of a $1 treatment. Promises improved sleep and reduced symptoms within three days. Includes address for Dr Hayes Association in Kansas City and a pay-only-if-improved offer.
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Hayes Ass'n
Tes House
Kansas City
Morgan Countian Recaptured From Escape Makes News
Morgan Countian recaptured along with 16 other escapees from state prison number four after escaping Monday morning. Among those seized are Archie Williford a Morgan County prisoner and Cliff Pope of Cullman County.
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State Prison
Archie Williford
Morgan County
Cliff Pope
Cullman County
Earthquake Tales Reach Decatur From Los Angeles
H. M. Priest, a prominent Decatur resident, received a letter from his daughter Mrs. Mary E B Schafer in Los Angeles detailing amusing incidents of the California quake that rocked the area over a week ago. She reports the family in the Los Angeles vicinity escaped unharmed and describes the tremor’s destruction in vivid terms.
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H. M. Priest
Decatur
Mary EB. Schafer
Los Angeles
California
Los Angeles Territory
Court Fees Not Enough to Pay Off Municipal Judge
Athens report notes Limestone County Municipal Court Judge J E Clem has not received a salary since July because law allows only court fees to cover pay. Few fees come in as defendants work fines off in court. The court, a special court with county wide civil and criminal powers, previously handed surplus to county funds.
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J. E. Clem
Municipal Court
Limestone County
River Rising as Tennessee Gauge Reaches 13.8 Feet
The Tennessee river was rising with a gauge of 13.8 feet at 7 o'clock.
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Tennessee
Local Market Prices for Fresh Produce and Meats
Mixed listings show per bushel and per pound prices for eggs sweet potatoes butter and nuts. Also provided are green vegetables carrots cabbage peanuts and various poultry meats with price ranges for hens spring fryers turkeys geese and ducks.
Birmingham Today's Market Prices and Shipments
Market notes show light hay receipts and steady cereals with No 2 white corn around 44 to 45 cents per bushel, No 2 white oats about 28 cents, and cotton seed at 11 to 12 dollars per ton FOB Alabama. Hens and eggs hold near recent levels while fryers and other poultry range 14 to 18 cents per pound with modest rises on hens.
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Birmingham
Johnson
U. S
Timothy
f.C.b
Alabama
Large game in Alabama forest stock near 135000 acres
More than 1200 deer and 2500 wild turkeys are in the 135000 acre National Forest across Lawrence Franklin and Winston counties. The present abundance follows a 1926 program that released 105 deer and about 24 wild turkeys in the area.
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Montgomery
Ala
Lawrence
Franklin and
Winston
Alabama Department of Game and Fisheries
Community Sing Moves to Thursday Evenings at 7 30
Public notice announces change of community sings from Sunday to Thursday evenings starting at 7 30. This week's program will be at Ninth Street Methodist Church with several special numbers from various organizations.
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Ninth Street Methodist Church
Beard wearing Representative Tinkham stands unique in Congress
A Washington correspondent notes Representative Tinkham of Massachusetts is the only beard wearing member of Congress. The piece humorously cites Republican election margins, a federal holiday lockdown of banks and speakeasies, halted film production for lack of funds, and a 18 inch lemon grown in Nebraska with a six pie lemonade potential for a 10 000 circus crowd.
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Tinkham
Massachusetts
Congress
Washington
Nebraska
NEA Service, Inc
Heflin to Address Auburn Polytechnic Alumni May 16
Former U S Senator J Thomas Heflin will speak at Alabama Polytechnic Institute in Langdon Hall on May 16 after a morning R O T C review led by Major General Edward L. King. Governors, board meetings, a polo match with Georgia, and a Georgia university degree ceremonies follow as part of the commencement program.
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Auburn
Ala
U. S
J. Thomas Heflin
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Langdon Hall
Bullard Field
Edward L. King
S. V. Sanford
Theniversity of Geogia
J. J. Wilmore
William G. McDowell
Alabama
Birmingham
School of Architecture and Allied Arts
George Blue
Montgomery
Auburn Alumni Association
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Athens
Decatur Chamber of Commerce
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Sam
Hollywood
Heflin
Juszt Costlier
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