Farmers Brace For Planting Amid Drought Worries
AP report notes U.S. farmers by the Gulf of Mexico coast pushing soil prep and planting plans within two weeks. Goode state agriculture head warns to test seeds, while shortages of fertilizer and feed prompt advice to boost work animals. Grimes urges higher daily rations and specific feed mixes to sustain cattle and mules.
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Goode
Asgricaltupa Department
J.C. Grimes
Husbandry Department
Mies
Hoover Leads Republican Campaign But Guards Personal Plans
Washington February 2 Herbert Hoover continues a studied campaign across the country while avoiding firm statements on his presidential ambitions. The former president remains a central potential nominee, maintaining party leadership influence and a strategic, restrained public stance as debate grows about the 1924 convention in Cleveland.
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Hoover
Peckson
Roosevelt
Tis
Mr. Hoover
Wome Party
Cleveland
Herbert Hoover
Special extension bulletin on seeds and fertilizers issued
A bulletin from the extension service advised proper seeds and fertilizers for the state's various lands. It also covered feeding for animals, proposing five pounds of hay or fodder and five pounds of cotton seed hulls, with lighter rations for animals doing light work.
Health Chats on Toothbrushes and Mouth Hygiene
Dr. N B Baker explains the importance of brushing beyond appearance, linking tooth health to digestion and overall body health. He notes a historic rise of toothbrush patents, advocates simple design, regular tongue cleaning, and dental visits every six months as essential for a healthy mouth and body. Greenhill receives national survey leave to supervise education efforts in Montgomery.
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N. Baker
U. S. Patent Office
New Gold Clause Suit Aims for Supreme Court Review
A new gold clause case seeks U S Supreme Court review, linked to payments in gold or its Dutch guilders value. The St Louis Southwestern Railway trustee appeals a $42 claim on a $25 coupon, with about $90 million of such bonds issued in the U S. The Anglo Continental Treuhand firm benefits from lower court rulings, while a field supervisor will conduct a national youth needs survey during an education department leave.
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James W. Douthat
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
St Louis Southwestern Railway Co
Federal District Court For
New York
Second
Effeult Court of Appeals
Ford
Treuhand
Laéchenstein
Atande
National Survey of
Greenhill
Department of Education
Office of Education
Wyshington, D
Keller Geld
How’s Your Health by Dr Iso Goldstein
Dr Iso Goldstein discusses cancer research noting the disease spans vertebrates, can be experimentally produced, and is not unique to humans. The article cites early beliefs of human-only cancer, then shows tar and petroleum-derived agents as cancer producers in animals, illustrating cross-species cancer development.
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Iso Goldstein
Dodger
Dallas
Tex
Pnyxichins
Bowaver
Fevenich Laboritorien
Influenza wave seen waning in mild outbreak
Montgomery March 2 A health official says the current influenza in Alabama is comparatively mild with few deaths above normal. He urges bed rest, staying home, and cautious return to activity to avoid relapse and spread. Officials note reports indicate waning disease and county data are being compiled.
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Montgomery
Huenza
Nome
DG Gilt
Bureau of Conmunicable Diseases
State Health Department
Who
Allebume
Vielitus
Gill
Talks 1O Parents By Brooke Peters Chalom
Mrs Jones runs a home like a hive where evening meals become a forum for world news and family happenings. The piece extols open discussion for children, family dynamics, and social ease as crucial for growing in conversation and confidence. A separate Dallas AP item reports a shooting death and discusses cancer research notes and ongoing questions in biology.
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Brooke Peters Chalom
Han
Simple Guides Boston Math Marks and Wife Questions
Boston Simple Guides reflects on a student's marks and the impact on marriage. It mentions Mrs Grace Elliott and Mrs WL, with speculative questions about expanding wealth and wishes. The piece reads like a fragment from a college column asking what one would wish for if given a chance.
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Boston
Grace
Eiliott
Gould
Trey Rudd
Protests Rally Over Double Jeopardy Provisions
Washington notes protests against a proposed Civil Liberties bill restricting obscene mail matter. Critics claim the measure imperils privacy and free speech by expanding federal moral regulation and enabling policing of content. The bill, introduced by Rep Denton, faces judiciary committee action and potential legal challenges.
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Washington
Fental
Unio
Rep Dentin
Mt India
House Judiciary Committee
Earlier name for Dothan told in Miller death tale
Fragmentary OCR notes recount an obscure historical reference to Dothan in a Miller death tale with scattered place names, dates, and figures. The text wanders through mentions of Georgia, Alabama, and various events, with unclear chronology and many garbled phrases.
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Dothan
Miller
Goat cued tale of hospital visit and misheard words
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Wash Maren and a hospital stay with unclear names and places. It hints at a medical event, trachea and a move, but the text is incoherent and lacks concrete facts or dates.
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Maren
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