Tobacco Tax Debate Hits Local Resident Morrison
In Greenboro Watch, resident Bill Morrison predicts he will dodge the forthcoming tobacco tax next year by using homegrown tobacco and buying cheaper tobacco from stores. He notes Dothan tobacco sales have slumped while nearby Florida offers cheaper cigarettes, highlighting cross-border price differences.
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Atorea
Greenaboro Watchan
Bill Morrison
Dothan
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Florida
Buy American in a time of economic tension
A critical editorial denounces a Curtis Publications drive promoting Buy American as a rise of nationalist fervor. It argues such propaganda aims to curb foreign trade, protect domestic output, and may provoke countermeasures that jeopardize global markets and the cotton sector in the South.
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Curtis
Saturday Braging Post
Ladies Home Journal
Anberking Won & Ballyhoo
Abbams
United States
Justart
Batchelors Buttons Grown By W C Gatchelor
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Postinsetr
Press Freedom Prophesied Amid Trade Barriers
Selma Times-Journal quotes a polemic arguing that national self sufficiency and tariffs would trigger chaos and a boycott war. It condemns propaganda by Blythe Brisbane and Hearst as a greater menace than Communists, urging burying the hatchet with such ideologues.
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Mexico
Indis
America
Hoover
Samuel G. Blythe
Saturday Evening Post
Blythe
Arthur Brisbane
William Randolph Hearst
Selma
Prices and protest mask Alabama tax clash in 1930s era tract
C H Horton of the Alabama Economy League argues commodity prices reveal earning power while denouncing government taxation in Alabama. He cites 1914 to 1951 government costs, claims officials ignore economic laws, and criticizes Governor for pressuring tax hikes and school closures.
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C.H. Horton
Alabama Economy League
Alabama
Norroel
Cullman County
Hat of slang from Maryland Penitentiary listed
J Louw Kuethe outlines prison cant and slang terms used by Maryland Penitentiary inmates. The glossary defines terms for weapons, crimes, prison actions, and daily inmate life, noting meanings like big house for penitentiary, beat to mean to escape or win acquittal, and dozens of coded words for drugs, theft, and surveillance.
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Maryland
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Choppér
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Cabh Register
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Gage
Hummer
Hyster
Jerome
Frank McDanie
Atlanta
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Neeule
Baer
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Polleeman
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Moke
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Spike
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Thompson
An Exploded Alibi
A column argues that U S homicide rates are higher among native born citizens than among foreigners. It cites cities like New York Chicago Memphis and Philadelphia, notes rising American homicide counts while foreign immigration declines, and claims a 15 year doubling of homicides despite fewer immigrants.
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Oklahoman
America
London
New York
Chicago
Memphis
Birmingham
Atlanta
Providence
Fall River
Boston
Phila Selphia
United States
Black Belt Control in Alabama Politics
The letter argues readers know the sectional origins of Alabama state officials and asserts that counties north and south of the Black Belt share responsibility. It contends Black Belt counties wield electoral power and influence state offices, urging accountability for all regions.
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Oneonta Southern
Democrat
Alabama
Supreme Court
Black Belt
Talks to Parents by Alice Judson Peele
A portrait of May and her family showing that wealth is not essential for growth. May enjoys a kitchen transformed into play space with boxes, magazines, and blocks while her loving parents provide stories, crafts, and a stable home environment despite limited money.
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Alice Judson Peele
Mary
Emie
Bax
May
Mother
Rip the Guilty Dog Trial Ends in Turmoil
Willy Nilly pleads for Rip as jurors retire to decide Rip faces possible condemnation despite friends insisting on his innocence. The room bursts with noise as the animals begin to leave, signaling tension and doubt in the courtroom. Rip's drooping eyes reflect fear while the crowd weighs the evidence.
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Willy Nilly
Rip
Willy
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Jeans
Willy Nitty
Building Bacteria From the Rockefeller Institute Findings
A Rockefeller Institute report details how encapsulated pneumonia germs can transform into a naked, degenerate type through cultivation. Injecting this mutant with dead encapsulated germs in mice yielded fully encapsulated pneumonia germs again, suggesting environmental growth alters bacteria and could illuminate immunity mechanisms.
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Rockefeller Institute
Alsu
Fire Rages Through Fayetteville Downtown, Two Blocks Aflame
A Fulton DR fire destroyed two three story buildings and damaged a third in Fayetteville Arkansas causing about 200000 in losses. Originated in the Ruston store from an undetermined cause and spread to Red Cross Drug and a home furnishing store before being controlled. In Arizona Robert Andersta, stunt pilot known for towing fire engines with teeth, fell and is semiparalyzed in hospital after an accident.
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Fayetteville
TAS
Fayetteville, Ark
Ruston
Red Cross
Ticson. Ariz
Robert Andersta
Heman
Tucecs Hospital
Dothan Eagle Santa Club vote spurs memories
W J Renfroe recalls the first true Sledhone vote as children raise hands at The Dothan Eagle Santa Club inquiry. Robert Malone boasted four dogs after a quail hunt and Unc John J Crery turns 70 in Dothan. he’s the city’s oldest barber with 42 years’ service and a lifelong fitness hobby.
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Dothan Eagle
Robert Malone
John J Crery
Dothan
John
Troy
California
Unce
Kelly Springs
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