Fragmented OCR note on political statement and figures
The fragmentary OCR text references William Theodore Mall, frost representatives Frost Landis Sohn Atlants Newogee Detroit and Chicago, a Walker Ben Breocins name, and a quoted vow against tyranny over the mind of man. The garbled content suggests a historical political notice or reminiscence with unclear context and multiple named entities.
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Anois
Frost
Landis
Sohn Atlants
Newogee
Detroit
Crea
Ben Breocins
Trade ads guide Dothan merchants in June 1980
The June 15 1980 issue touts local ads guiding Dothan merchants to advertise for quicker sales and lower prices. A Georgia Court of Appeals ruling on back seat driving is noted, alongside commentary by Bishop Atticus Mullin and local political inside chatter about the gubernatorial race.
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Mike
Georgia Court of Appeals
Atticus Mullin
Montgomery
Miller
Wight
Davis
Mitter
McCormick editorial urges reporters to inform self first
A Chicago Tribune wall inscription quotes Colonel Robert R. McCormick praising newspapers as a vehicle for daily news and public opinion while urging editors to learn about the South and cut prejudice before informing readers. The note calls for editors to weed out bias before shaping public judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Robert R. McCormick
McCormick
Hia
South
Columbia Beats Dothan In 7 1 Victory
Twenty years ago Columbia triumphed over Dothan 7 to 1 as masterful pitching by Bker limited Dothan to three hits. Lineups included Mossie Farmer John Gills Buck Ellis Fee Whatley and several local players. The report notes a surprise party for Miss Iona Peterman and a library society meeting led by Rev. J. R. Keyton and Rev. Campbell of Troy amid community notices.
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Bker
Columbia
Dothan
Soven
Twely
Crouch
Morilyna Shields
Mossie Farmer
John Gills
Gon Bonhaz Buck Ellis
Fee Whatley
Albert Logue
Joah Crouch
T. Steale
Whey Deal
Crawford
Evelyn Harris
Ruth Sispleton
Cora Glenn Fairtroth
Maude Crawford
Lucile Whiddon
Tias Crawford
Tallabasove
Nettle
Leslie
Janie Farmer
Iona Peterman
Making Poultry Pay Her Way Through College
Mary Orene Byrd, a Crawford County Indiana student, raises poultry to fund college expenses. She records daily progress from 102 White Wyandotte chicks to profit of 173.40 in a year, plans to expand production and use flock data for learning. Byrd credits effort and shows poultry handling as a pathway to money for education. She notes high production and ongoing chick additions, urging other girls to follow suit.
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Opelika Daily News
Crawford County
Indiana
Elk
Mary Orene Byrd
Sinthgrads
Opanlka
Mary Orene
Girt Guides of America
Mary Creps
Mary
Batchelor's Buttons Grows By W U Batchetor
Fragmentary text describes Batchelor's Buttons and a satirical discussion on superiority and moral issues. It references veterans, alcohol, and societal debates, with scattered phrases about operations, parades, and social expectations. The readable content is sparse and non-chronological, offering glimpses into a fragmented article.
Muscle Shoals Power Fight Heads to Thursday Vote
A long running congressional clash over Muscle Shoals power rolls toward a key Thursday meeting. Tennessee Rep. Reece, chairman of the House committee, may tip the balance on government operation versus private control of the 612,000 horsepower project and its wartime fertilizer and metal uses.
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House
Senate
Reece
Tennessee
Congres
Alebeme Corporation
Fall Hammond Gets Fishing Fever And Hospital Visit
Atticus Mollin from Montgomery Advertiser recounts Fall Hammond of Dothan, famed fisherman, struck by a severe fishing fever after Dead Lakes trip. The tale describes mosquitos and ache while Hammond fought illness, struggled to recover, and faced a prolonged illness impacting his business and health.
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Hammond
Dothan
Mr Hammond
Mr. Hallmead
Earl
Mr Famen
Dead Lakes
Jack Dempsey
Timmens
Dthan Mat
Ala Lama
Paas
Seth
Pal
Tre
Atticus Mollin
Montgomery
What Is Normal Health In Nutrition Research
A historic article discusses the elusive meaning of normal health and growth, citing Sherman and Campbell studies on albino rats to explore how diet affects longevity and offspring. It questions applying animal findings to humans and notes the need for better public nutrition knowledge and practice. It also mentions cold research in Baltimore where scientists test cultures to identify causes and cures, funded by notable patrons and involving Goucher College graduates.
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Sherman and
Campbell
Vitor
Goucher College
Reed
J. A. Doult
Gimp
John J. Abelfind
Alex
Inem
Divine
Imb
Weoners A Garvan
Talks to Parents Making Things Happen at Home
An article encourages involving children in real tasks to spark initiative. It describes a six year old group dyeing fabric, making dye solutions, and turning cloth colors, then links such hands on play to everyday chores like setting the table and helping with cooking. The piece urges parents to nurture constructive activities through daily life.
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Stme
Chicago Board of Trade opens new 44 story home in La Salle Street
The Chicago Board of Trade celebrated its new $22,000,000 LaSalle Street building with opening ceremonies. President John A. Bunnell and Silas H. Strawn spoke on marketing, supply and demand, and fair prices for farmers. Strawn urged accountability and warned against hostile groups who would hinder free enterprise.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
la Salle Street
Ita
John A. Bunnell
Avery
Bunnell
Silas HL. Strawn
The Little Black Clock Finds a Lake Lesson
The Little Black Clock takes John and Peggy to a lake where children splash and swim. A boy at depth learns to move arms and kick to stay afloat, inspiring others to try. John wishes to teach good strokes, but the Clock says it would spoil the wonder of their discovery.
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John
Peggy
Theta
Pogay
Abercrombie Honored in National Economic League
Dr J W Abercrombie assistant state superintendent of education was notified of his election as a member of the National Economic League along with 19 other Alabamians The league seeks an informed disinterested public opinion free from party or personal interest and to study large industries supplying national needs Also named were A H Carmichael Tuscumbia T W Martin Erekine Rameau John H Bank Morris W Bush George Denny Cal Woolsey Finnell Westy Upson Bima F M Hobble W C Dayle Jasper former Governor Charles Henderson and other Alabama figures.
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Abercrombie
Montgomery
Ala
J. W. Abercrombie
Thia
Naonal Economic League
Abercromble
Babe Ruth Life Facts From An Old Biographical Sketch
The text describes Babe Ruth with details on his childhood at Mt. Marys school, nicknames by coaches and teammates, and personal quirks. It notes Ruth's wishes to be an owner, his temperance, wardrobe, favorite foods, and smoking habits. It covers his baseball rise, salaries, records, marriage to Claire Hodge, and manager Christy Walsh.
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Ruth
Ingelweys
Walla
Alfred 2. Smith
Notre Dame
Kaiting
Nelder
Buy
Claire Hodge
Christy Walsh
Alm
Paudde
Washington Letter on Senator Hawes and Odd Culinary Talks
A Washington Letter reviews Senator Hawes in his senate office discussing fishing and cooking. It notes Hawes as a theorist, empiric, and pole expert, with vivid anecdotes about his palate and cooking details. The piece blends humor about his era and remarks on modest solemnity vs. outdoors persona.
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Sy Herbest
Washington
Thara
Senate
Cepital
Honator Hewes
Guolal
Drael
Harry Hawes
Asherman
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Library Society
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HC Selmen
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C.D. McDowet
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Antin
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Perry
Colmbis
FB Jones
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Menicy
Claude Cassidy
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Chinay
Martford Wire
Getty Bauer
John Ee Oe
Pweeling
Anther Noges
Farmer Eo & Conviet Mpires
Additton
Mary Orewe
Vassar
Mim
Goy
Davia
Moss
al Smith
Mintilie
Itta
Puan
Alon
Akely
Sereaftel
Bigper Devil
Han Hie
Nulions
Cesuades Bass
Dong Shite
Siyde
Mons
Senatny Samma
Lsborers
East
Tennessee Valley
George Washington
Nebraska
Electric Bond & A Share Company
Guggenheima
Conures
Enera
Republican Party
United States Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Norris
Reese
DR. Lago Goldston
Rover
Fiovcia
Phadelpha
Alabama
Nashville
A. Cn Als
Atlanta
Alice Judson Peale
Chicago Market
Aeye
Strawn
Tubzenshin
Gener
Sundown Stories
Mary Graham Bonner
New York
Letiay
Meryland
Matropolis
Mt. Mary's Echool
Methiax
George
Yankess
Jeige
Babe
Nichiane
Sig. Pam
Benny
Kid
Hames
Nibal
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