Peanut debate stirs nation over nut definition
A Chicago Daily News piece argues the peanut is a nut while Albany Herald defends its broad use and ubiquity from markets to kitchens. The discussion notes the peanut’s underground growth, legal and social associations, and its wide product range highlighted by Tuskegee Institute chemists.
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Chicago Daily News
Chicago Pal
Tuskegee Institute
Chitage Sons
Berard
Chicago News
Fire department responds to fake alarm in Dothan
Twenty years ago in Dothan the fire department was called out on a false alarm. The note mentions AbbeyMe and A B Fazabert of Mobil in business here and reports Nagrots fined in federal court for equal violation charges.
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A. B. Fazabert
Mobil
Nagrots
The Toll of Automobiles Grows Across the Year
Figures from major insurers show 34 000 road deaths this year, up 2.5 percent from last year. Since 1994, 185 040 people in the United States have died in automobile crashes, with monthly averages exceeding 3 800. The piece laments carelessness and calls for reflection on whether football or driving is worth human life.
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Tog
Tnie
Sereen
Arthur Brisbese
Goats sell rate rises as November totals vary nationwide
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company reports November sales and price changes across its stores. Goats sold increased compared with November 1990 though prices fell overall. Sales value reached 79,824,002 last year and 74,702,975 this year while merchandise quantity grew 4.65 percent and unit cost dropped sharply by 42 percent. The company advertised across towns and cities with locations in many areas.
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Ong
Tha i Seding Chain Grocery Aterse
T Han
Atlantic & Pacific ‘Tea Company
Two Farmers Here Noted Lawyers From Dothan
Col Byrd Farmer and Senator Hubert Farmer of Dothan visited Montgomery Tuesday for Capitol business. The piece praises their farming roots and legal careers, notes few foreclosures in Houston County, and highlights Senator Farmer as a youngest state senator with sharp legislative insight.
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Col
Byrd Farmer
Hubert Farmer
Dothan
Montgomery
Capitol
Cal. Farmer
Senator Farmer
Joan Bunch
Houston County
Col. Byrd
Ife
Alabama
Senate
Attleus Mullin
Montgomery Advertiser
Immigration Study Commission on Mexican Immigration Policy
The document argues for restricting Mexican immigration to protect employment for native whites and outlines financial implications of deporting families. It estimates savings from reducing relief and claims a policy to limit immigration would preserve American labor by halting Mexican birth rates.
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California
Congress
Great Britain
Germany
Scandinavia
Ireland
Immigration Study Commission
C. M. Goethe
A Party Contrast By FRANK BRENT Ins Tre Baltimore San
The opening today marks the start of the Presidential campaign as 28 legislators enter the next Congress to decide party alignments. Democrats feel confident of a 20 year high, while Republicans face gloom from deficits, party debt, and Hoover’s unpopularity. The piece weighs future outcomes and how each party teeters on public support and leadership.
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Hoover
Editorial Clerks and Syndicated Editorials Outcry
The Dethan Eagle condemns newspapers using canned editorials from syndicates hundreds of miles away. It argues editors should write their own material and remove borrowed signs from mastheads, as the Covington News and Montgomery Advertiser have noted the loss of originality and job satisfaction.
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Dethan Eagle
Covington News
Montgomery Advertiser
Poitetead Advice Said to Focus on Timing
The Philadelphia Inquirer quotes advice stressing timing in tax planning and other financial guidance. The fragment suggests emphasis on when actions are taken to optimize outcomes.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Politician Davin Seeks Seat After Spending Record
The Panpsyl vania former cabinet member Jim Davin faces a race battle amid reports he spent 41500 in his campaign. A partisan debate continues about unseating Strator Bankhead as scrutiny rises over campaign finance limits.
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A&a
Strator Bankhead
Jim Davin
Panpsylvania
Holy of Holies
Seima Timer Journal
Flavored With A Crow The Brien Poo Wit
A garbled note from Laurie Cousler in the Journal offers a fragmented column mockery about a pandered dish and tariff satire featuring odd spellings and irregular phrasing. The item reads like a damaged manuscript fragment with no clear event or reliable names.
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Laurie Cousler
New York Letter on Antique Dealers and Broadway Debuts
Mervert Plummer surveys New York scenes, warning buyers about fake antique furniture and bric a brac while noting vacant shop repurposing. He recalls Miss Adams and the stage fever around Merchant of Venice and Peter Pan era productions, highlighting ticket price theatrics and public interest.
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Rostice
Brockive Bridge
Eugene
Napoleon
France
City Streste
Lavanbourg Foundation
Lowsreal Aide
New York City
Meade Adams
Newark
Lurad Maxy
Mmeny New Torkera
Portia
Peter Pan
go +t
Miss Adams Versatintty
Broadway
Abe
Rowland
Heflin Bankhead tussle over Alabama senate seat roils at stake
Washington observers note a developing dispute between Heflin and Bankhead over the Alabama senate seat. A Hastings panel report may deny the contest due to irregularities in the 193? election, but vacating the seat does not guarantee Heflin a return. If vacant, the governor could appoint a successor, with the next general election potentially delaying any seating. Heflin remains active, keeping an office in the old building and pressing his case through attorneys and press statements.
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Washington
United States Senate
Alabama
Wepaté
Senate
Heflin
Bankhead
Joan Hastings
Oe Wenate Noor
Tom
Behango
Agone
Hastings
Elvic
Alebame
John Bankhead
Dulding
Tools of the Trade in the Physician’s Instrument Case
The article surveys medical tools in a doctor’s kit, noting clever devices. It credits Manuel Garcia with pioneering the laryngoscope concept via a dental mirror. A Hungarian doctor later invented a concave mirror with a projection system to aid observation.
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Hewever
Spansh Musle
Senor Manuel Garcia
Aeter
Sener Garcia
Talks to Parents by Altes Jodeca Peale on child discipline
Aged guidance advises parents to avoid punishment as a last resort and instead prevent misbehavior. It praises selective discipline, offers constructive substitutes like space to play, a planned routine, outdoor activity, peer companionship, consistent adult handling, and unwavering affection to deter misconduct.
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Altes
Jodeca Peale
The Big Red House in Sundown Stories
Mary Graham Bonner’s Sundown Stories centers on John Peggy and the Little Black Clock urging to bury and turn time back to yesterday afternoon. They ride a magic path with reindeer through snow to a long red house and an adjoining red pantry where Sante Clare keeps Christmas treats. derasEyes danced and twank as Sante appeared at the door.
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John
Peggy
Sante Clare
Ested John
Rome
Bante
Sante
Visitors and arrivals in Tallahassee and nearby areas
The piece lists visitors and guests across families in Tallahassee, Enterprise, Banks, Montgomery, and surrounding areas. It notes arrivals such as Mrs Lacy Scott in Jacksonville, names like Mr and Mrs Hes Coz, and engagements and celebrations including a Christmas welcome and domestic visits over recent weeks.
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Merwis
Wyatt Oates
Carey Bolomen
Tallahaseee
Ben Bregtley
Banks
Hi. Sparks
Hes Coz
Ozark
Lacy Scott
Jacksonville
Fla
Sam Coney
T. H. Jernigan
Wiliem Jerni- Wen
W. J. Condrey
Enterprise
Weat Palm Beach
J.pwitenett
John Potter
Moore
Mary Tiles Carr
Montgomery
Baker
Enterprie
Witseoente
Cartin Baker
Atils Seughter
Mary Baker
Gremitlion
John Potter Mitchell
Frances Parks
Genrra
D. O. Salo
Jessie Holland
Omrk
Bondy Wipes Slater with Mrs Cars Slur Incident
In a terse report, Bondy confronts Slater amid a dispute involving Mrs Charles Cars, detailing a brief exchange and the ensuing reaction from onlookers and local witnesses. The event underscores tensions in the community and prompts inquiries into conduct.
Local Social Notes Sketch Weekend Visits and Meetings
Mantig fon West Virginia guest of her mother and Betty Campbell spent the past weekend with Blakely Georgia relatives. Salmegund Chad hosted a meeting, Mrs Bodh arrived from Lower Peach Tree to lead the Mahonist pastorate. Lenwood Deffin from Mariam Florida visited friends. ONeal family from Newton Alto spent the week. Miss Susie Wood Blackwall and Lewis Felton Blackwell visited. Baytl WMS circles met at the church. Mrs Maley of Dothan attended and gave a short talk. Bidleie received a token of appreciation for service as president. presentation by Mrs Campbell. Harvest program planned by Mrs Tomilnsos and Mrs McKernie for Methodist W.M.S. officers elected with Mrs Beh as president and others named.
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Mra. G
Matheny
Mantig Fon
W. Va
Bra
Bidle
Betty Campbell
Blakely
Beesia Atkeson
Chad
Rey
Mra
B. G. Bodh
Peach Tree
Hare
Lenwood Deffin
Mariam
Fla
H. L. O'Neal
Ant
Newton
Alto
M. I. O'Neal
Susie Wood Blackwall
Lewis Felton Bleckwel
Panama
Bayt
W. M.S
G. S. Maley
Dothan
Bidleie
G. J. Campbell
Baal
Robert Causey
Fiat
Albany
Gaepee Lesler
Hurley Chewy
Jere Sagis
Siocorob
Mic H. Walker
Mra. C
Tomilnsos
We. W
Atkeson
L. P. Lewis
Tonafarest
B. G. Butth
W. R. Plies
EB. Z. Wanetom
Bew
Wa Fon
Prat
Walden Epent Aster
Montgomery
Mian
Fara Allen
Trey
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Ump
South America
Albany Herald
Meek
Benatsr
Benjamin A Forrester of
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O. Th. Davly
Haleburg
D. Whalley
Cirecle
W. H. Tempie
Webb
Doan
E. F P. McKingon
Iverness
Pui Men
Frank Brent
Ins Tre
Baltimore San
Ted
Chitckens
Lebel
Garner
Republian
Heelver
New York
Mervert Plummer
Wilam
Lago Goldeton
Mary Graham Bonner
Santa
Bondy
Slater
Mrs
Charles Cars
Columbia
Homeone
AB Aller
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