Fragmented OCR takes aim at wartime politics and local figures
Disjointed notes mention the Liberty Bell, Sarah Bernhardt tours, and calls for official questions from Col. Wail of Birmingham. The text cites Ed Doty fleeing to Canada with the Star’s PATA graph, hints at political miscounts, and references Governor Henderson and various campaign figures amid a chaotic, incomplete clipping.
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Andalusia
Canada
Opportunity and Charity in Everyday Life
A dialog between two men about the Bachelor Babies' Hospital urges recognizing personal chances to help others. One cites business fatigue, the other reminds that wealth should serve more than acquirement, citing faith, the Koran, and a physician’s farewell to explain true charity.
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Ford manners in Moultrie offend worship services
The Moultrie Observer criticizes Ford owners for noisy disturbances at church services and band concerts. It argues the responsibility lies with the unruly river y who enjoys motor explosions, disrupting open air worship on Sundays.
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Ford
Moultrie
Hell
Moultrie Observer
Meeting Place Disturbs Sick Person, Ford Mentioned
An Albany Herald item notes a disturbance at a gathering where a Ford is described as refined compared with other cars. The piece highlights social tensions and critique of behavior tied to automobiles.
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War and trade trends from the harvest year report
The crop year ends tomorrow with about 40,000 UK bushels of wheat shipped from the United States. Foreign bread markets will pay enough to help reduce national debt while cotton and fabrics trade shifts favor U S producers. Americans economize sharply and textile mills supply Europe as war keeps the market strong and trade balances rise above rivals.
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Globe Lights and Home Building Wisdom Jumble
A humorous clipped column offers aphorisms on work, home life, optimism, trust, social seasons, and money making. It notes planners bear the burden, cautions against overindulgence, and playfully critiques small town ventures and social expectations. The tone is quippy and reflective with scattered proverbs.
Lat Brnoted by Major Leagues Amid Jeye Lineup
Despite many Jeye era players in the majors Lat Br struggles to impact games as the lineup experiences limited help from the noted duo Lat and Br.
Mina Peart Tiller Visits May Williams in Abbeville
Mina Peart Tiller of Abbeville visits May Williams in the city during a brief stay. The two women share community news and mutual concerns as they meet in town.
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Mina Peart Tiller
Abbeville
Mins Euther May Williams
Panama City
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