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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1933
Page
2
Attitude of Getting Under the Blue Eagle
A cryptic line urges adopting the stance of submitting to the Blue Eagle by working harder and avoiding resistance or complaint, implying disciplined effort over protest within the organization or era referenced.
Kaiser Ideals Reborn Threaten Repeated Tragedy
The message draws a parallel between Wilhelm II and Adolf Hitler, arguing that both leaders pursued egotistical aims that dismissed other nations and risked plunging the world into renewed catastrophe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelm
Hitler
Kaiser
NRA legacy echoed from colonial times not new
The Columbus Commercial Dispatch argues the NRA is not a new idea but dates to America's founding with the Non-Importation Association. It cites Washington era codes and business boycotts as precursors, urging rational application and broad public cooperation to avoid capture by selfish interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Columbus Commercial Dispatch
NRA
Commercial Dispatch
America
George Washington
NIA
Non
Government Makes Possible Ten
Announcement states the United States government is taking steps to enable ten initiatives or programs. Details on scope and agencies involved remain limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Plan to Reduce Cotton Acreage in 1934 Urged by Alabama Growers
In Morgan County Alabama planters discuss a ten cent cotton loan and acreage curtailment for 1934. They argue the plowing under program boosted 1993 cotton prices from four to nine cents and that farmers should shift part of cotton land to other crops to ensure a fair price relative to production costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County
Alabama
South
Roosevelt
NRA
Distillers Endorse Temperance While Campaign Attacks Prohibition
A column cites a distillers group using anti liquor ads in eastern papers praising temperance and national Prohibition. It notes their pledge to temperance, moral duty, and responsible use of freedom, while reflecting on prohibition's impact and attitudes toward repeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aistiller
Darky
Hornet
The Presidents Money Plan An Abridged Outlook
Arthur Brisbane surveys financial policy implications and market reactions in a concise column. Stocks rise while currency values wobble as the President proposes new fiscal measures and public reaction shapes momentum in markets.
President Roosevelts speech on money and gold policy discussion
The piece reviews Roosevelt's NRA era claims on job gains and reforms while examining his plan to establish a government market for gold and to control gold values. It contrasts gold standards with fiat money and cites Turgot and Lincoln in evaluating monetary policy. The commentary questions whether a gold monopoly is wise for US prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Treasury
Turgot
John Laws
Lincoln
Washington
Goburns Misitirels and fires and a night of news
A crowded Princess Theatre show features Goburn's Misitirels with Charley Gano while Central M E church clears debt after a stewards meeting. A fire damages Mrs Walker’s Oak Street home but the outcome is favorable. The column muses on money, Roosevelt, and a Detroit murder case solved by fingerprints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goburn
Princess Theatre
Charley Gano
A. C. Walker
Oak Street
Edward J.mccann
Detroit
Farm price contrasts spark farmer protests across regions
Roosevelt era price gaps fuel revolt as averages fail to reflect regional droughts and crop losses. South Dakota and nearby states suffer near total wheat oat and barley declines while some farmers gain on favorable prices. parity conditions linger and worker discontent grows. The piece also notes park service appointments and a presidential press conference on Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
NEA Service
Ashington
Roosevelt
South Dakota
North Dakota
Nebraska
Office Cut by Junius and Other Humorous Vignettes
A collection of light skits and quips about work life and social situations. Jocular exchanges include a jobless man’s view on prosperity and a dinner party miscue where a shy guest attempts to compliment the hostess but ends up losing his appetite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brushville
Mr. Jones
Younger generation shines with foolproof tools from elders
An amusing Decatur column jokes that youth feel superior due to easy access to well made machines. A substitute names safety in a school scene where Betty’s exam papers impress the teacher and a mother notes Johnny Wilson’s bright family. A pastor warns that shorter hours can improve work yet risk misuse for ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Betty
Johnny Wilson
Johnny
How to become a success course swap for room rent
Classified ad offers a complete course titled How to become a success in exchange for room rent. The Enquirer invites responses via Box number. A humorous exchange about a wealthy contractor and a young man contrasts long work hours with modern pace, ending with a note on a rabbit's foot as a symbol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Enquirer
The
Enquirer
Cleveland Police End Four Month Search for Dead Man
A mass quip about Cleveland police taking four months to locate a dead man. The joke questions police effectiveness and mentions the stereotype of many nudists in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
United States
NEA Service, Inc
Local Echoes and Odd Bits From Everyday Life
A string of quirky exchanges shows neighbors sharing odd anecdotes about luck and mice in pockets. A flirtatious, aging humor tone recalls social slips and everyday family concerns, ending with a quip about a mattress factory tester job.
The Crow's Nest Debuts at Athens College
Athens College released its first monthly issue The Crow's Nest this week and plans regular publication all year. The college reports its enrollment as the largest in its history with many applicants refused amid strong demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ala
Athens College
Decatur Charity Council thanks B C Shelton for support
The Steering Committee of the Decatur Charity Council expresses gratitude to Mr. B C Shelton for his generous space contribution in The Decatur Daily during the past year. The retiring president also offers personal thanks for the cooperation that aided the council's work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Ala
B. C. Shelton
Decatur Daily
Alabama
Shelton
Decatur Charity Council
Charity Council
Creomulsion Promised To End Coughs And Colds
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a two fold remedy for persistent coughs and colds. It claims soothing and healing action on inflamed membranes, germ inhibition, and blood absorption to target the throat. The maker guarantees satisfaction with a money back offer through the local druggist.
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