Unemployed urged to stay with friends at home
Lester B. Lowenstein, a World War veteran, walks across the country advising unemployed ex servicemen to remain in their home communities. He argues staying put offers better support and chances of finding work than drifting to another town. He warns that transients strain local aid and that conditions at Rome are unlikely to improve the unemployed’s situation.
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Lester B. Lowenstein
Phoenix
Ariz
Montgomery
Nike
Lowenstein
Rome
Lowensten
Jo Thess
Zach
Anniston Tar
New York Letter on censorship and theatre in 1931
Herbert Plummer reports Lenore Ulrichs defending unchecked artistic freedom in New York. Ulrichs notes police censorship over The Harem and rejects external supervision by groups pressing moral standards. She argues the public remains capable of choosing its own entertainment.
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New York
Herbert Plummer
Uncertain Trend in Postwar Education Enrollment
An abridged report discusses university enrollment shifts after World War I, noting a rise in total students across campuses and a 12 percent higher level than the prewar period. It highlights women’s attendance, faculty growth, and potential job fears driving students to stay in school, with families maintaining college plans amid financial strain and uncertain job prospects.
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Rupim
Bern Ceacket
Cooking Birds Methods Revealed In Odd Newspaper Piece
A fragmented item explains two bird cooking methods from old papers. One method involves gutting wrapping birds in buttered paper and wet newspaper then burying them over hot coals for over an hour and a quarter. The other method claims frying yields tender juicy meat with gravy, urging readers to bake away dryness and improve flavor.
College attendance not hit by low mood
A garbled report discusses college attendance, citing mood effects on enrollment. It references sections and figures about full time students across the United States and notes some institutions reporting changes in attendance figures.
Soft Pedal a Contemporary Dems Press Ahead
Fragmented text discusses Democratic strategy and caution about a broad legislative program amid the 1052 presidential campaign. Mentions hostility and administration challenges, with reference to Republicans and party dynamics.
DOTHAN DEATH NOTED IN ENTERPRISE NEWS
A Dothan obituary notes the death of a local resident at home in Enteriprise with several community members mentioned. The item references visits from Leon Baughman to Jakin Georgia and Christmas activities of Dr H A Hicks and others across Headland Ozark and Montgomery, reflecting Holiday travel and family updates.
Beedy Demonstrates Oratorical Skill in Debates on War Debt Moratorium
Washington Letter recounts Carroll Linwood Beedy of Maine, once Yale’s noted debater, delivering a prepared, forceful rebuttal to James McFadden’s charges against Hoover’s war debt moratorium. Beedy, then headlined by party leaders to set things right, read a government printer’s proof aloud in the chamber as he addressed the Democrats and Republicans.
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Washington
Carroll Linwood Beedy
Maine
Yale
Congress
McFadden
Pennsylvania
Hoover
Germany
Banking and Currency Committee
Ines
Beedy
Mien
Early rising praised by sages despite modern taste
The item weighs in on early rising, noting some prefer night life while sages defend its compensations. It cites Dr. John Todd arguing that few reach great ages or become distinguished without the habit, and warns to heed the lag in dawn routines.
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Frankis
John Todd
Tarle the German-born stage star with a throng at doors
Miss Tarle, born in New Ulm Minnesota, rose from Milwaukee stock to nightly applause and a throng of admirers at the stage door. She claims to have done everything except burlesque and laments missing a chance at it. She speaks German at age seven and has sustained a successful film and stage career with wide audience appeal.
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Lenore
Hollywood
Miss Tarle
New Ulm
Minn
Milwaukee
Not For All Lay Bahop Canon Raved His Giusre
Fragmentary OCR brief notes a lay Bahop Canon ranting or raving about a scheme to sedicate or siphon funds. Mentions a specific page and context unclear. Key entities unreadable. does not present a coherent event.
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Tan
Giusre
Hen Trade Rumors Surface Amid Confusing Wording
A truncated OCR snippet hints at a local or regional trade or market discussion with unclear phrases about hens and money. The readable parts reference a possible exchange or supply issue, but details are obscured, leaving the exact event and participants unspecified.
How's Your Health Neck Glands and Lymphage Insights
Dr Lago Goldston explains swollen neck glands may arise from causes besides infection, including tonsil disease and irritation. He notes tonsils and nearby lymph glands enlarge with poor health, signaling the body’s response to harmful agents, and outlines related symptoms and remedies.
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Lago Goldston
Sundown Stories B Mary Graham Bonner
Skating tales unfold as children discuss gifts with friend Mary Graham Bonner. The fragment hints at a train set and skate related presents and a notice of a gift exchange among kids.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Peres
Iim
Talks to Parents As Alice Judson Peals TEACHER'S TROUBLES
A teacher faces difficult classroom management with children of varying mental ages. The article argues that even the best teachers struggle without proper training and parental cooperation. It describes disruptive behaviors and the need for parents to enforce discipline at home to support school efforts.
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Alice Judson Peals
Gwade
Jumping to Safety at the Bank Bluff Rescue
A jagged OCR fragment describes Peggy and John leaping toward the bank edge with a friend as a tree or structure gave way. They reached safety on the bank while a nearby man and others helped, and onlookers urged urgent care and watched officials respond.
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Peggy
John
Benk
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