Law punishes unstamped potatoes nationwide
An article from the Dothan Eagle discusses a new law restricting potato sales by requiring government stamps on Irish potatoes and imposing heavy fines for violations. It argues enforcement will fail, urges repeal, and notes political resistance from farmers and agricultural officials.
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Berauss Bricen
Poistoon
Teaching The Old Field School In Alabama One Room Closures
In Houston County Alabama, as cited by County Superintendent Rolo mon Baxter, students face overcrowded unheated one room schools with 180 pupils per room and offices in hallways. A new $236 000 building program aims to brighten conditions, preserving loyalty and courage of teachers while county schools fight to raise standards to match the best in the state.
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Alabama
Prohibition
Houston County
Rolomon Baxter
Columbia High School
Ure
Law Enforcement for the Other Fellow
A Dothan lawyer recalls Tom Evpy noting people resist law enforcement when it touches friends or kin. He cites a respected minister who preached enforcement yet urged leniency for a relative who erred, illustrating selective application of justice.
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Dothan
Tom Evpy
Alabama
Rouse
Expy
Hiv
Principia
Pathe
Prise
Farmer Questions Meals At City Hotel Inquiries Hours
A farmer staying in a city hotel asks the clerk about meal hours. The clerk lists service times from 7 to 9 for breakfast and 2 to 6 for other meals while noting potential lockout. The farmer wonders what he will eat in the town. Houston Port.
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Aimer
Mn Sur- Prive
Houston Port
Wooden Hinges and Quiet Doors in Old Times
A fragment recalls wooden doors with simple hinges in past days. Children found joy in creaking doors while mothers disliked the noise. The piece notes grown folks now pay crooners for similar sounds or melodies.
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Fierala
Washington Attitude Toward War Noted in Springfield Magazine
In a Springfield Magazine piece, reflections on American public mood during wartime highlight Washington's stance. The article contrasts official policy with civilian sentiment and discusses domestic management attitudes amid the conflict era.
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Washington
Bpringfield Mags
Cure for Lassitude Ends Farm Energy Drain
A farmer uses a new method to restore energy in his fields. The report notes improved yields and reduced fatigue in crops after adopting the technique, highlighting local impact and potential for broader agricultural use.
Washington Letter on Peck Hull and New Deal Forces
A Washington letter surveys Peck’s exit and Hull's influence in the export import apparatus, noting Moore’s role, the administration’s internal feuding, and the broader New Deal implications. It recalls Roosevelt’s rapid moves, defense actions around AAA, and figures weary from Congress recess as they anticipate January sessions.
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Washington
Dec
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Deak
Hull
Lrustery
Moore
Peck
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Peek
The Reward Phe automonic Industry End of 1875 Outlook
The automonic industry leads the recovery parade as 1875 ends with demand exceeding supply. Manufacturers largely met early quotas though some overestimated. New mobile bag recording spurred production gains, while a brief post January dip is expected. The industry views government interference skeptically and remains hopeful for continued prosperity.
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Gemgnde
Montgomery
New York Letter on Broadway Aback in 1920s Culture
The letter notes social figures and figures of the era from Rockwell Kent to Bernard Baruch and Lucius Beebe. It describes stage life in Radio City, mentions performers Burgess Meredith and Juma vauelty, and recalls nightlife from Follies to cabarets with sharp social commentary and playful gossip.
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Rockwell Kent
Bainbridge Colby
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Zam Pitts
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Eamond O'Brien
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Mea Irving
Berlin
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Julet Bache
E. Phillips Oppenheim
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Bowes
Daniel Frohman
Col. Creighton Webb
Bruce Barton
Lee Orwell
Meminore Kendals
Florelto la Guardia
Herbert Swope
Farmers to Receive Aid Confirmed by Adjustment Office
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration has determined that farmers will be paid subsidies. The directive outlines payments to farmers as part of ongoing aid programs.
Hoover on the Sidelines in Fiscal Policy Debate
The piece portrays Herbert Hoover resisting a broader 2 point fiscal program and asserts he claims the nation cannot proceed without it. It notes irony that a former president and critic of the New Deal would question plays from the sidelines, echoing Columbia State’s dismissive stance on policy guidance.
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Herbert Hoover
Orresem
Columbia
Forgotten Things President Budget Note
The statement notes the President is handling the budget to balance finances. It speculates that if a future meeting occurs, they may not recognize each other, reflecting distance and strain in relations.
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New Yorker
How's Your Health Sinus Disease Review by Dr Goldstein
Dr. azo Goldstein explains sinus anatomy with four pairs of sinuses and their roles in voice resonance. He describes mucous membranes with cilia, causes of congestion, and how infections form pus with pain and systemic effects. Treatments focus on evacuating secretions and improving diet and hygiene to prevent lifelong sinusitis.
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Azo Goldstein
Ofmuolyus
Sundown Stories: Willy Nilly Bears and Forgiveness
Mary Graham Bonner narrates a tale where Willy Nilly the bear is punished for stirring trouble with Christopher and the Puddle Muddiers. Rip consoles Willy Nilly, and the group vows to forget the misdeed as morning brings a hearty breakfast and forgiving hearts. Snow coats the scene as bears eat and grow drowsy.
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Christopher Columbus
Willy Nilly
Rip
Willy Nily
Leas
Loio Tauddles
Boars
Christopher
Avery
Aver
Willy Way
Talks to Parents By Mrs Jocks Petore Church
Vicarious living shows parents push to shape children toward immortality through achievements. A mother’s ambitions for music or social success harm a child’s happiness. a child is a unique person, not an extension of a parent. The piece contrasts commentary with film industry notes and a pension tale from Fremont.
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Jocks Petore
Goniux
Gonilla
Uwiguard
Hollywood writers learn to model scripts for the screen
A discussion among industry veterans traces how writers trained in books or plays adapt to screenwriting. They stress that film is a technical craft, a blueprint for the camera, not literature. The piece notes that some outsiders come with disdain for the new medium, while insiders urge respect for the craft.
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Wating
Maxporeace
Hollywood
Robert Preangil
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