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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1924
Page
2
A sermon-like piece discusses the divine origin of law and its role in curbing sin. It contrasts human legislation with Christian love and argues laws lag behind sin, urging stronger moral action and the creation of laws against hidden and private sins.
The excerpt notes at least two machine shops besides the L. and N. railroad shops, with silk cloth, hosiery, brooms, sheet metal goods, ornamental iron fixtures, and structural steel manufactured locally. It urges a fuller survey of Twin Cities plants to improve awareness, especially among youth, and lift spirits.
Joe Basile, Democratic National Chairman's musical director, vows a brass band for the convention to keep delegates calm when Mr Right is named. Jazz is barred and no phonographs or banjos, Arcady sung by Jolson-like tunes aim to slow nerves and frame thoughtful support. Basile notes prior work with circuses and stampedes but this is his first national political event.
A Friday banquet at the M C A hosts the Safety First committee of the Louisville and Nashville shops. Charles W Matthews aims to have railroad officials attend and expects at least 500 guests for the May 9 event serving one of the largest pandas in the Twin Cities era.
Walid enid nitrate plant discussed experiments and commercial value. Ford plans to produce fertilizer on demand and reduce fertilizer costs by allocating costs to aluminum. Waldo’s testimony on power and distribution ends with a note he will resume Monday morning session.
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