Government growth and the call for concrete reform
The piece argues government expansion outpaces population, fueled by commissions and bureaus. It questions who started and can stop this rise, noting public sentiment and political pressure created regulatory bodies. It warns dismantling requires concrete plans and public will after the crisis subsides, and suggests a middle ground before regulation becomes unsustainable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kent
Nzewage
Amea
Tax Exempt Bonds and Tax Burden Critique
Rambling Reuben argues against tax exempt bonds used by elites, likening them to lordly classes and urging tax reform. He contends the burden falls on workers, cites local government salaries, and calls for mass peaceful assembly to demand fair taxes and reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folita
Tfe
20 Years Ago in Dothan Social Notes
Twenty years ago in Dothan, Mrs J W Gignt hosted a reception at her home. Mrs Thee hore, yin Kirkland, entertained the Tildge club at her residence. Mrs W Crowley and Mrs D Hy Morris, with Mrs Chapman of Geneva, attended a church reception. George Reynard of Oearh was in Dathan Organ et wet. Dew BR and Samson ap prt hosted local gatherings. Rabak nmne IS desk and short contest in Anavare. Tat Pea Tietey of Motvinne was in Dew BR. Crpelord visited Balnbridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Thee Hore
Yin Kirkland
Tildge Club
George Reynard
Oearh
Dathan Organ Et Wet
New York’s political buzz and Broadway mood blend with summer
New Yorkers pore over Washington Albany and City Hall talk as Roosevelt Butler and Walker dominate chatter while theater life stalls for summer. A fashion note on platinum blonds and a Greenwich Village artist offer quirky sidebars as society shifts and art for travel or barter circulates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Nicholas Hurray Butler
Smaith
Wadsworth
Jimmy Walker
la Guardian
Thornes
Seabury
Senta
Washington
Albany
City Hall
Unis
Washington Letter S Plummer on La Guardia Fate of gag rules
Herbert Plummer reports in Washington Letter S how Fiorello La Guardia backed a severe gag rule to fast track the Garner relief bill. He sacrifices parliamentary scruples to obtain relief for the needy, supporting a three hour debate with no amendments except those from the Ways and Means committee. The rule drew Republican and Democratic criticism as drastic and constraining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Fiorello la Guardia
New York
le Guardia
Thore
la Guardia
House
Repub- Means
Jessa
House of
Ways and Means Committee
TA Guardia
Talks to Parents By Alles Judson Pease
A mother tucks her six year old to bed as he asks why he cannot sleep with her. They discuss growing up and shared rooms with honest, gentle dialogue. The piece argues such bedtime talks build confidence, showing affection and reassurance from parents.
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Alles Judson Pease
Curbing Cancer and Early Detection Tips from Dr Lago
An article discusses the reality of cancer cures, noting no universal cure yet but emphasizing early detection. It highlights skin and lip cancer as more curable when found early, with treatments like radium X ray and surgery. It also mentions tongue cancer appearing as a small tender tongue tip projection.
Safety Practices Series Opens From Alabama Council
The Alabama Safety Council launches a fourteenth installment in its safety series. The Engine Editor notes the article presents safety practices the newspaper promotes in cooperation with other state newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Safety Council On Safety
Safety education drive offers Golden Rule badge and key holder
An odd historical ad urges joining the Safety Cangare State wide program for a $1.00 membership. Benefits include Digest of the Rules of the Road Act, a Golden Rule emblem, and a leather key-tainer with owner name and address. It emphasizes oiling, engine care, and leaving maintenance to professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joly
Alabama Safe
Ly Council Protective
Birmingham
Ata
Dressing Up House Play From Sundown Stories
A fragment from Sundown Stories by Clary Graham Bonner depicts children dressing in worn clothes from an attic trunk and playing house. Peggy is chosen to lead as guests arrive and share make believe tea with real palaty cakes as the scene shifts to social chatter and reminiscence.
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Sundown
Clary Graham Bonner
Peggy
Betty
Pauline
Betts
Herk
Adelaide
Ney
Hema
Alice
Mattle
Em' Vy
Nicaraguan coast guard unit reports abortive raid
A June report from the Nicaraguas guard detachment states the attack on Santa Ane was repelled with Pt Quits filled and one concert captured, while the guard detachment suffered no casualties. The message, dated June, notes Calvin B. commanding the unit and references the 13 ievy department.
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Washington
Calvin B
Rato
Sey
Ievy
Caicop
Santa Ane
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Pluitu Lindbergh
Interstate Commerce Commission
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People
Uke Mynelt
Rent
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Kigle
Army
Navy
Department of Adguitate
William Radolph Hearst
Hesrat
Reuben
America
England
Payne
California
Florida
Sotomon
Alabama
Dothan
Pays
Elks
Baran Ebacs
Mouston County
Montgomery
Mre
J. W. Gignt
Her Hare
Crowley
D. Hy
Morris
Chapman
Geneva
Bay
Nba
WL. Chepman
Ar Jong Noweet
Cat
Ehureh
Pew
Ration Walker
Samson Ap Prt
Ness
Tothens
Anavare
Motvinne
Crpelord
Balnbridge
War Department
Miss Liberty
New York Harbor
Tve
Ed Wynn
Rohan Danishawn
Greenwich
Herbert Plummer
Dr. Lago Goldstop
Slais
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