Hall advertisement and editorial page miscellany
The Dothan Eagle page features a hall advertisement and editorial snippets about circulation, office staff, and reporting at a local sale of frames. Obituaries and resolutions are noted with a general message about public service and press rights. The page includes a quotation attributed to Thomas Jefferson and a call for open minded discussion on religion and politics.
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Systanes
Euvelises
Keme
Coco Sale
Cate
Associated Press
Ublicanion al All News
Thorourb SC
Ee Eeluzsmith CO
Fomign
Oxineano
Graybar
Mn Bida
Boston
Oan
ROE
Avante Ganaral Moye
Detroit
Roosevelt recovery gains cited by National Industrial Conference Board
Atlantic Journal quotes the National Industrial Conference Board to argue that June production rose across autos, residential building, machinery, bituminous coal, petroleum, electric power, and construction. It notes gains in freight traffic and retail sales versus May, and a stronger first half 1935 with higher stock and bond prices. Some doubt the administration’s path to recovery persists.
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Roosevelt
Pellelesarg
Wational Industrial Conference Board
Sune
Mey
Petroleum SA
Nationst Industrial Conference Board
Lion Fm
The Necessity for the Critical Attitude
A historical reflection contrasts Washington era debates between Jefferson and Hamilton. It urges readers to weigh multiple viewpoints, note the influence of media and institutions, and adopt a critical mindset to question beliefs. It warns that no single party or denomination fully satisfies all, urging open inquiry.
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George Washington
United States
Thomas Jefferson
Alexander Hasiilton
the Treasury
Washington
Hawar
Batchelor's Buttons and Matrimony Satire Pieces
A garbled column mocks wartime industry and social expectations. It jumbles phrases about Batchelor's Buttons, matrimony, appreciation, and depression, with scattered observations on gender roles, faith, and pay. The fragmentary text hints at satirical observations on work, love, and social norms.
Washington Letter by Paul Mallon on relief and diplomacy
Washington, July 25. Discouraged Hopkins relief officials pursue a plan to cut clerical wages, fear layoffs, and debate road building schemes amid internal clashes. The piece also covers LaGuardia, Litvinov, and Bullitt in Moscow, tariff talks, and possible Soviet credits, ending with a Capitol sigh over Roosevelt’s lack of congressional experience.
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Washington
Hopking Relief Administration
Johnson
New York
Johnatn Munt
Relia
LaGuardia
Réliet
New York City
State Department
Koviet
Comminsar
Hull
Bul- Vint
Moscow
Rodeerthin
Roosevelt
Tready
Belgium
Halt
Sweden
New York Scenes and Reflections in Bryant Park
In Bryant Park dense city life hums as elderly residents pass time among discarded papers and quiet routines. The piece recalls Earl Kitchin’s temper in a restaurant, notes on New York’s genteel but fading social scene, and sketches of cultural figures, town hall meetings, and quirky anecdotes from the era.
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New York
Bryant Park
Pest- Angao
Ita
Serenge City
Tila
New England
Yokellon
Town Hall
Safety Campaign Aims to Cuts Traffic Deaths and Speed
The Baltimore Safety Council backs a drive with state and city police and the Motor Vehicles Commissioner to curb speeding and traffic violations. It notes rising fatal accidents as cars reach 70 to 80 mph and argues for mandatory hardware to limit speeds, urging manufacturers and motorists to accept new controls.
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Baltimore Safety Council
Citve
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Moloriata
Love and greetings from the Century of Progress wire
The notice promotes Western Union prefab greetings at the California Pacific International Exposition in San Diego offering 2% standardized messages from Chicago’s Century of Progress. It cites popular options such as No. 12 Miss you at this great fair and No. 40 My old loved ones get tired but it’s worth it to steal there to see.
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San Diego
Western Union
Chicago
Century of Progress
Hopewell preacher heads home from Hollywood visit
The Hopewell Ohio preacher who traveled to Hollywood to save Clark Gable has begun the return journey home. The Cleveland Press notes he must have found the trip trying and tiresome.
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Hopewell
Ohio
Hollywood
Clark Gable
Cleveland Press
Politician Faces Harsh Realities In Rural Life
A 0.5 life piece notes a politician learning what people want as the fall exhibit and national fate loom. The column mocks parade impressions and says readers care more about feet and mothers than the country’s future amid a series of evaluative asides.
How's Your Health Muscle Cramps In Sleep
The article explains nocturnal muscle cramps mainly in the calf during sleep, exploring nerve impulse misdirection and antagonistic muscle balance. It notes differences from swimming cramps, suggests stretching, massage, and calcium intake as treatments, and mentions medical guidance for medicinal calcium.
Brent Flynn Emerges In Hollywood Spotlight After Elopement
Hollywood notes detail Brent Flynn’s mounting fame, from elopement with Lili Damita to being dubbed Captain Blood. The profile outlines Flynn’s past exploits on four continents, including bush adventures in New Guinea, gold mining, a pearl business, a strafed schooner voyage, and a boxing past at Amsterdam.
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Robbin Coons
Hollywood
Brent Flynn
Lili Damita
Ace
Avatraila
New Guinea
Hidden Reef
I Ha
Amsterdam
GadaUntharo
AGE FOR PUNISHMENT IN CHILD Rearing Guidance in Church Paper
A parenting column argues that corporal punishment should end by ages six or seven and that later penalties ruin the child. It urges early establishment of behavior rules and warns teens left undisciplined may run away or rebel.
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Bea Min
Debates Advance on Omnibus Banking Bill in Congress
Day 18 of the session features Senate consideration of the omnibus banking bill. Lobby investigation renews, with Chairman Debares overseeing actions as Bie weighs miscellaneous legislation and the rules committee restarts inquiry into lobbying activities.
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Senate
Bie
Rules Committee
Autogiro to Watch Everglades For Fire
Palm Beach July 25 AP Promised in autogiro and backed by a sharp law Guy J. Bander of Bello Giade maps a campaign to combat fires in the Everglades Drainage District The plane Governor Short will buy will patrol the muck area during dry periods to spot fires early If possible the autogiro will be landed and the crew will extinguish the blaze with a portable pump If not the nearest county fire warden will be notified to hasten to the site
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Palm Beach
Fila
Guy J. Bander
Bello Giade
Everglades
Short
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