Fragmented 1911 era column on morals and politics in brief
A rudimentary oddity page notes prices and schedule details alongside garbled reflections on Prohibition, weather, and social manners. It cites judge sentences, civic writers, and local voices debating liquor, language, and leadership, while referencing Hartford, Geneva, and New York figures in a scattered, ruffled opinion collage.
Crug Smith Seen In Alabama Politics For Twenty Five Years
The text recalls Crug Smith as a familiar figure in Alabama politics, appearing on many tickets over a quarter century. It suggests speculation about his influence and potential role within a state administration and a connection to Governor Comer, noting persistent public recognition and long-standing campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyaty Smith
Anl
Comer
O'Nea
Crug Smith
Alaham
Adver tiser Calls For Fresh Voice On Staff
The Advertiser laments aging editorial tone and urges Montgomery visit to discuss a shift in coverage. It seeks younger staff to curb loud, aging rhetoric and improve public dialogue.
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Fenis
Gadsen Times-News
Dothan
Reno
Heno
Montgomery
Capi
Alabama Rail Passes for Confederate Soldiers Spark Debate
The Alabama legislature passed a bill allowing railroads to issue free passes to Confederate soldiers. It rejected a plan to grant railroads rights to place advertising in exchange for passes, arguing it would undermine anti bribery laws. Critics warn editors could gain publicity while returning soldiers offer little in exchange. The debate centers on fairness and potential favoritism in distributing free travel.
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Alabama
Ralroads
O Od
When Nobility Weds for Love Across Oceans
The passage discusses Americans entangling with impoverished nobles and matches driven by wealth. It notes agents selecting rich brides, society pages fueling sensational stories, and how a sensible American millionaire might wed for affection rather than titles.
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Laure
Libby
Lomentrous
Lunch Tealers
New York
HL Ia
Amero
Insurance Agent Promotes Major Life and Fire Companies
L G Biggers of Farmer Crawford Porter Building handles Penn Mutual Life with assets of 10 million and 63 years in business, Fidelity and Casualty with assets over 10 million, The National Surety of New York, Sun Insurance of New Orleans with over 1 million assets, all offering life, health, accident, hotel, employe liability, and fire policies with prompt service.
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Farmer-Crawford-Porter
Penn Mutual Life Ins. CO
Fidelity and Casualty Co
National Surety Co
N.Y
Sun Insurance Co
New Orleans
Southerm
Noble Across The Water Worth Millions
A lively society note hints at a marriage and muicles style feature about a noble from across the water, reportedly worth a substantial fortune in his own right, promising a readerly chase for high society intrigue and financial stakes.
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