Batchelor's Buttons Grown By W. C. Batchelor
A collection of humorous maxims and quips attributed to W. C. Batchelor. Anecdotal reflections cover happiness education doctors hay fever and social behavior with a wry, dated tone.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1929
Page
6
Dahlonega Nuggets Reflect Local Quirks and Prohibition Tales
The Dahlonega Nugget notes local incidents from a deputy sheriff clash over a jail killing to weddings delayed for secrecy. It mocks Prohibition rules, recounts liquor seizures and oversized stills, and contrasts Philadelphia lawyers’ misperceptions with Dahlonega’s modern townscape and amenities.
Dothan Airfield Plans Earn Praise From City Leaders
Mayor Ezell and Chamber of Commerce official E M Weatherly promote a temporary landing field near Dothan two miles from town on the Webb road leased for the winter. Birmingham pilot and Montgomery Airport ships arrive to fly passengers while aviation rules stress safety and licensing before taking a ride.
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Ezell
E. M. Weatherly
Chamber of Commerce
Dothen
Pothan
Weatherly
Webb Road
Birmingham
Montgomery Municipal
Loafing Crews At Sevanneh Morning News
A description notes crews loafing to accommodate men watching the new building work. The text emphasizes relay loafing during construction and the need to manage spectators and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sevanneh Morning
Hoover on Fishing as Solitude in Sport
The piece argues President Hoover elevates fishing as the lone sport offering true solitude. It contrasts fishing with golf tennis polo and trap shooting, asserting the fisherman's privacy protects genuine sport and internal reflection away from public display.
The Sucker and the Corrugated Iron Tip
A man named Bill touts a hot Corrugated Iron tip as a sure gain and buys shares. The narrator avoids the tip while bonds seem safer. Bill profits a thousand dollars, prompting reflection on folly, optimism, and being a “sucker.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Jones
Hill
Bill
Bill Bill
CAN'T FOOL EM Alexander Ory Outlook
A terse note warns against underestimating neighbors who have strong opinions about your behavior. The speaker cautions that spiteful actions will be noticed by those around you. Strong social pressure and community scrutiny are implied.
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Bill
Alexander Ory
Chicago Woman Sues Over Cow Insult for Fifty Thousand
A Chicago woman files a civil suit seeking $50,000 in damages after being called a cow. The article questions whether calling her an ass would alter the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gosa
Chicago
Newspaperman's Code Wins Prize for Ethical Guidelines
The code by Guy Innes, praised editor H A Gwynne of the London Morning Post, emphasizes accuracy, verification, libel avoidance, clear copy, and owner staff trust. It blends biblical allusions with modern newsroom duties and urges concise, honest reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Innes
H. A. Gwynne
London Morning Post
Senate Back from Break Sets Tone of Civility and Chats
Upon reconvening after recess the Senate greeted each other with friendly handshakes and light banter. Vice President Curtis circulated greeting members while Senator Heflin and Senator McKellar guided guests on a tour of the chamber and Webster desk.
Senators Harrison Surrounded by Colleagues During Discussion
Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi sat in deep chair as colleagues on the Democratic side gathered around his desk. Senator Borah of Idaho joined briefly, Senator Wagner of New York listened closely and watched with interest as laughter floated to the gallery.
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Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Senator Borah
Idaho
Wagner
New York
Harrison
Training a Child for Contribution and Happiness
A parenting note emphasizes guiding a child from early on to be a contributor. It argues that a supportive attitude toward a child's first efforts shapes future engagement, discouraging teasing and destructive behavior. The piece urges adults to foster cooperation, patience, and shared work to build lasting self worth and social adaptation.
Stamp Mail Boxes Spread in German Cities
Stamp mail boxes become popular in Germany with installations in Berlin and major cities. Letters are inserted and stamped in a slot, then dropped into a receptacle below after the toll is paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gemany
Berlin
New Yorker Loses Denture Seeks Urgent Dental Help
A New Yorker with a missing denture calls his dentist for a replacement. Dr Woof is away on vacation, and other offices are closed. He finally hears about Dr Tusk from a street corner traffic cop who recalls a prior tooth filled by him.
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New York
Tyr. Woof
Dr. Tusk
Ter
Puck
Herta
Painless
Dr. Painless
Dentist Dilemma in August Vacation Rush
A citizen seeks a dentist for a new denture visiting 15 offices in Maine and New York. He finds Dr Painless still working after delays and finally leaves measurements for the denture. August is noted as a vacation month for New York dentists, complicating scheduling.
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Vat
Maine
Bat
Plate
Dr. Gougee
Stu
New York
Safety device tested set world record at sea
In Spezia Italy on August 29 seven men emerged from the submarine F-17 in six hours during an underwater experiment claimed to be a world record. The Government conducted the test to prevent the loss of life from submerged operations. Half the participants used beaches while the others were not fully equipped. The submarine carried a new device a large bow beneath a torpedo tube allowing men to exit the sub without water entering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spezia
Italy
Makina Och
Eninge Tose
Coast to Court NBC to Air 4-H Club Program
The NBC hookup will carry a 4-H Club program this Saturday September 7 starting at 1:07 p.m. eastern standard time. Announced speakers include Eam and Aycock from Wayne County and Mercer County residents. WJZ will broadcast the event.
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Ann
Mercer County
N. J
Eam
Aycock
Wayne County
Wjz
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