Relief Fund Urges Immediate Giving Amid Hunger
Immediate appeals echo through the community as post office staff pledge 500 and Col. Tempking donates 250 to the relief fund. Convesting teams report only modest progress, urging donations of money or staple goods like corn meal, tea, meat, syrup, potatoes, and clothing to help indigents subsist. The call stresses no excuse for delay as many go hungry while help is delayed.
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Col. 0. L.tempking
Adveras Dusinoes
Aitous
Uia
Wonders of the Age in Early 19th Century Advances
William J. Wyman lists ten major applied science advances, including the electric furnace cutting aluminum costs, steam turbine, automobile, airplane, wire relay, cyanide gold extraction, telegraph reductions, linotype, and early welding. He notes progress shifts from spectacular inventions to steady knowledge accumulation and stresses modern lab facilities' role.
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Wiliam J. Wyman
Nihe
United States Patent Office
Ees
Lst
Linotype
Gutenberg
Elihu Thompson
Wyman
Impy
Edimp
Marcon
General Ereetrie Company
Témon
Household Words: Priestly Arkwright Edison and Marconi
The Chronicle notes a roster of famed inventors and thinkers linked by enduring influence. Priestly Arkwright Howe Whitney Edison Marconi are cited as pivotal figures shaping science, industry, and communication across eras and borders.
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Priestly
Arkwright
Elijah Howe
Eli Whitney
Edison and
Marconi
Auguste Chronicle
Apology Due for Hinntein Incident Sparks Outrage
The piece denounces U.S. officials for humiliating Dr. Hinntein during a Berlin encounter with diplomats. It defends the eminent guest Dr. Einstein and condemns patriotism-themed bureaucratic missteps that insult scholars and international guests, urging proper apology from Washington.
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Dr. Hinntein
State Department
Woman Patriot Corporation
Washington
Berlin
Taxation and talk of bigger armies sparks tax fears
The piece cites Pat Hurley and Douglas MacArthur urging a larger army, warning it would raise taxes. It laments high spending and international tensions, arguing readers face a choice between more armaments and higher taxes, while urging caution and restraint.
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Pat Hurley
War Department
Douglas MacArthur
Hurley
MacArthur
Latvia
Siam
Fort Morgen
Qur Moita
Roosevelt's cabinet choices seen in three bold claims
Bal timore Sun Washington bureau chief states three authoritative claims about President Roosevelt's cabinet. Farley likely to join the next cabinet, full announcement delayed to February, and at least three Southern Democrats expected in the cabinet to reflect national interests and quality over sectionalism. Mobile Press notes the president-elect's integrity and aims.
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J. F. Esanny
Baltimore Sun
Washington
Br. Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Roosevelt
Reaseceny
Marriage Training for Happy Unions in Modern Times
A 1920s discussion urges marriage education to reduce divorces. It cites the Institute of Family Relations in New York offering premarital exams and counseling, with clergy from Protestant, Catholic, and Jewish groups advocating early casework and ministerial responsibility. The piece notes ministers face time limits, suggesting schools must adopt sex education and reform to prepare healthier families and children.
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United States
Institute of Family Relations
New York
New York Sun
Timite
C. Rankin Barnes
Department of Christian Rocial Service
Epscopal Church
Aid
Episcopal Church
Sidney H. Coldstein
Free Synagogue of
Institute
Goldstein
Nashville
Tennessean
Saya
Tennestean
Lame-Duck Washington and the Pace of Power
A quotation from the New York Times criticizes the persistent lame-duck practices in Washington as Congress and the President linger in delayed transitions. It argues for swift action, less obstruction, and fewer delays in public life, noting the era of entrenched preposterous inheritances from past administrations. The piece reflects on constitutional changes and the impact of extended transitional periods on the nation.
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Congress
Washington
Contess
Tee
New York Times
Local Dothan Highlights From Christmas Edition
Twenty years ago in Dothan and Blountstown Fis. Tetington of Blountstown was in Dothan WA Ot of Andford Liverteck Co. Tieton here Mize Fennie Hamrick of Dothan route seven visited the city Mr and Mrs O I McArthur of Cowarts were in Dothan Fiske Chamblear stork man of Green rood Fin. was viewing here F J White of DeFuniak Springs formerly of Dothan was there on a business visit The Rev H T Johnson presiding elder led prayer at Lafayette Street church The Eagle published a special Christmas edition in four sections detailing Dothan’s history and featuring photos of prominent citizens.
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Mize Fennie Hamrick
Dothan Route Seven
F J. White
DeFuniak Springs
Dothan
the Eagle
Epecat
R. Howell
Dixie
Breskfant
Bolvation Army Hall
Truman
Szrustlon
The Sieve On Prominent Pundits and Perils
A long fragmented column jokes about politics and society with reflections on Roosevelt cabinet graft Niagara Falls in barrels and a Salvation Army incident. It muses on public indifference to unemployment dole and aging and ends with a verse by J P McEvoy.
Quotes and remarks echo town mood and humor
The piece collects spoken lines from locals and visitors about work, economy, and social life. It names Doctor McCarty Claude Cotton Coleman Adams Lawrence Oakley Earl Stapleton Strickland and Perry Calhoun along with an onlookers chorus and a joke about “Hollywood Joe” as a snapshot of town chatter and frustrations.
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Doctor McCarty
Claude Cotton
Coleman Adams
Lawrence Oakley
Earl Stapleton
Strick” Strickland
Perry Calhoun
Hardee
Types of an incurable child in Tales to Parents
A.V. Judson Peale describes a difficult child: hostile, distrustful, and unresponsive to both punishment and kindness. Such a child resists authority, worsens with gentle handling, and may require psychiatric treatment to avoid losing mental balance or turning delinquent.
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Hireaself
The Trial of Rip the Dog in Top Notch Court
In a crowded town courtroom Willy Nilly and Flotilla Botrina bring a parade of ducks to witness as Rip the dog faces a chicken theft accusation. The farmer testifies while Rip’s friends, including Indy keeper, watch anxiously as the judge maintains order during the proceedings.
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Willy Kitty
Jadi
Willy Nilly
Rip
Health and Medicine Then and Now in Ancient Greece
Dr Saxo Goldetop discusses how ancient Greek medicine framed disease around patient appearance and behavior, contrasting with modern disease-centered care. He notes integration of ancient and modern views, and cites diphtheria as an example of how constitution shapes illness and outcomes.
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Athens
Alexandria
Casey
World-Wide Speaking Movement Aids in Georgia
Paul Arline son of Mr and Mrs N P Arning of Bainbridge Ga and a student at Atlantic Christian College in Wilton NC will join the World Wide Youth Movement speaking tour. He will preach December 18 at Colquitt Baptist Church and the First Methodist in Bainbridge with other Southwest Georgia towns on the itinerary including Cairo Attapulgus Climax Pine Hill.
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Bainbridge
Paul Arline
Mire N. P. Arning
Noridge
Atlantic Christin College
Witton
N.C
Nattod
World Wide Youth Movement
Sponse
Federated Churches of Christ In America
SF Ariine
Colquitt
First Methodist
Pale Bridge
Georgia
Bis Minera
Cs'ro
Attapulgas
Clim
Pine Hilt
Kinsey Found For Tag Law Violation In Summerville
Local report notes Charles Kinsey was cited in Summerville Georgia for failing to comply with the vehicle tag law. A brief one minute segment outlines the incident and citation details without graphic content.
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Summerville
Charles Kinsey
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