Unclear header from mid century notice
Fragmentary OCR text lists corporate names and cities including New York Chicago Detrem Pittsburgh Des Moines and Atlante with a December date fragment. No clear event or outcome is identifiable beyond indicating a second class matter notice and advertising representative DEVINE TENNEY CORPORATION.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matrons
Devine-Tenney Corporation
New York Chicago
Detrem
Pittsburgh
Des Moines
Atlante
Grady Vision of Self-Sufficient Southern Farmers
Henry W. Grady envisions a postwar South where farmers farm and market freely with surplus, earning cash directly. The quote contrasts independent prosperity with debt bondage, urging economic self reliance and emancipation from creditor control.
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Henry W. Grady
Go South Young Man South Echoes Greeley’s Phrase
A brief reflection notes the enduring popularity of the phrase Go South, young man, South, comparing it to Horace Greeley’s historical call and its continued cultural resonance.
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Greeley
Falkville Homecoming Draws Large Crowd
About fifteen hundred residents gathered in Falkville for the annual homecoming day. The event showcased the town’s hospitality and offered a warm reunion where former neighbors reconnected, learned old friends are well, and enjoyed a pleasant community gathering.
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Falkville
Morgan County
Tennessee Valley Horse Show yields modest profit for church
Preliminary reports indicate the James Duncan Memorial Missionary Circle of the First Methodist Church cleared about 100 dollars from this year’s Tennessee Valley Horse Show. organizers note higher attendance and expect better returns next year with possible entry fees to cover expenses and boost church profits.
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James Duncan Memorial Missionary Circle
First Methodist Church
Alabama delegation pressed on prohibition repeal stance
Alabama lawmakers are being urged to return home to deliver speeches for repeal as Col. A. M. Tunstall, state repeal chairman, asks senators and representatives to publish their views. The move pressures dry elected officials to declare their positions before the July repeal vote.
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Alabama
Democratic Party
Col
A. M. Tunstall
House
Gol. Tunstall
Wanteda Partner: a call for renewed business government co operation
Merle Thorpe in Nation's Business argues that America's core issue is keeping cupboards full through trade driven by business activity. He urges self regulation and a public partnership, with management leading policy execution and government acting as umpire to restore confidence and revive trade.
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Merle Thorpe
Mr. Thorpe
America
Ramsay MacDonald
Winds of wet weather stir political winds in Congress
The piece notes uncertain public mood about Prohibition repeal with wets potentially gaining influence. It highlights rural congressmen fearing for their seats if they vote wet, while Democratic leaders push the party line, creating a tense intra party struggle amid shifting opinions.
Proof That the Soul Exists
Arthur Brisbane presents a feature on existential ideas and comic satire tracing a journey from modest beginnings to vast wealth. The piece blends philosophical intrigue with a light tone and references modern cultural figures in a syndicated column style.
Century of Progress Exposition sketches art and science
At the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago visitors are urged to view art at the Art Institute and Whistler’s portrait from the Louvre. The piece notes the role of light from Arcturus in a related display, praises Beethoven, and cites Captain Eddie Rickenbacker on new race rules at Indianapolis. Dayton uncovers a pithecanthropus skull linked to Darwin trials, while Florida markets tax-free living as a state draw.
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Chicago
Ill
Edwin B. Frost
Yerkes Observatory
Chicago Art Institute
Michael Angelo
Chauncey McCormick
Whistler
Louvre
Paris
Art Committee
Chicago Exposition
Indianapolis
Eddie Rickenbacker
Rickenbacker
Bis
Dayton
Tennessee
William Jennings Bryan
Clarence Darrow
Darrow
Treasure Island at Star Theatre tonight
The Treasure Island screen adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson is playing at the Star Theatre today. Cullman visitors Miss Helen McCoy and Miss Elizabeth Ottwell stay with Miss Agnes Cassels while Grover Graves of Chattanooga visits family. Miss Helen Anderson departs Huntsville after visiting Miss Frances Benson.
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Star Theatre
Helen McCoy
Elizabeth Ottwell
Cullman
Agness Cassels
Helen Anderson
Frances Benson
Huntsville
Prank Gulledge Guest of Eugene Bailey Jr in Alabama
Prank Gulledge of Verbena Alabama is visiting as the guest of Eugene Bailey Jr Read as a social note in local society.
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Prank Gulledge
Verbena, Ala
Eugene Bailey, Jr
Sixteen Graduates at Athens College Commencement
Sixteen graduates received diplomas at Athens College last Tuesday morning, closing the college's ninety year history. The commencement address was delivered by Dr. J. B. French of Birmingham.
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Athens
Ala
Athens College
J. 8. French
Birmingham
Little Miss Marion Hamilton Visits Grandmother
Little Miss Marion Hamilton is visiting her grandmother Mrs. Julia Bobo of Pinedale Ale for a family visit.
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Marion Hamilton
Julia Bobo
Pinedale, Ale
Barbs on Money and Political Minorities
A columnist jokes that not one in ten thousand understands money, attributing it to scarce experience. He notes the Democratic party in Congress has a working majority but questions if it would be better to have a truly working majority. Also, a quip questions whether a girl who became a stenographer ever won a spelling bee.
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Democratic Party
Compress
NEA Service, Inc
Bunkle
George Ade
Hans Andersen
Florida Tax Free Homestead Plan Faces Backlash
A proposed constitutional amendment would shield homesteads up to 5000 dollars from taxation, promising tax relief and a peaceful living pledge for families. The measure follows a House vote approved by the Senate aiming to make kidnapping for ransom a capital offense, intensifying Florida’s stance on crime and penalties.
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Florida
House of Representatives
Senate
Florda
Behind the Scenes in NEA Service Writer
Senate banking committee grills J. P. Morgan, famed American financier, revealing a firm loss of 21 million dollars. Morgan appears jovial and imposing, charming witnesses as partners flank him, defying his legendary shy image.
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NEA
Ashington
J. P. Morgan
Papa Bear
Senate Banking Committee
International Finance
Jack
Morgan
Senate
Morgan in a blue suit charms lawmakers with easy wit
Morgan, wearing a blue striped suit and a pearl stickpin, mingles with senators and partners, showing a quizzical start and warming to friendly exchanges. He smiles through committee bickering, bonds with strangers, and shares a brief huddle with partners including Thomas W. Lamont as revelations about unpaid taxes surface.
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Morgan
England
Thomas W. Lamont
Mr. Morgan
Roosevelt Peace Message Sent to Soviet Government
President Roosevelt sent a copy of his peace message to the Soviet government and Senator Borah commented that this action was significant in diplomatic outreach during the period.
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Roosevelt
Russia
Soviet
Borah
Quotations and lines from a vintage column mix on Memorial Day and society
A fragmentary comic page notes Memorial Day sentiment, public seeming, and light social banter. It mixes lines about Roosevelt, alchemy jokes, marriage curves, and social mores with stray jokes and quotes attributed to George Ade.
Dallas Mills Return 200 Men to Work
Dallas Manufacturing Company announced that starting Monday 200 operatives would be added to the cotton mills in Huntsville Alabama. Earlier 150 workers were placed on a night shift raising total employment to 750 at the mill complex.
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Dallas Mills
Huntsville
Als
Dallas Manufacturing Company
Judge Affirms Husband's Right to Roughness Says Western Judge
A famed Western judge states a husband has a right to rough with his wife while noting policemen show gentler ways. The exchange involves Boy-Miss Jamerson and a Boy Scout pledge moment as they discuss conduct and one kind act.
Memorial Day Remembrance Message
Memorial Day reflection honors those who died for the nation. The text includes stray lines about honesty and trials, with unclear phrases and fragments.
Woman Recounts Plea and Contradictory Grant
A woman recounted that she begged pardon and did not mean her words. She then stated she got with someone and granted it, again insisting she did not truly mean it.
Betting on the Favorite Highlighted by Underdog Comment
A columnist urges backing the leading contender in sports betting while noting sympathy for the underdog. The piece emphasizes choosing the top team or athlete as a prudent approach for bettors.
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