William Theodore Ball obituary and local notices
The Dothan Eagle prints a fragmentary notice for William Theodore Ball and mentions subscription rates and contact details. The garbled OCR includes a statement of integrity and advertisement placeholders, with names Kelly-Snute Co and Centre Motors among stray lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan Eagle
Matty Exewps Eblinhead
William Theodore Ball
Kelly-Snute CO
Poralen
Chicare Les Weleronn
Ide
Tients Centre Motors It
Public Enemy No 1 and odd dress bans in Georgia
A satirical fragment cites John Temple Graves calling fund-raising kidnappers Public Enemy No 1. It notes Georgia expelled an 11 year old girl for wearing overalls and Rica Institute expelled a sophomore boy for knee cut pants. The piece reflects on forgotten graves and aging observers.
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United States
John ‘Temple Graver
Birmingham Age-Herald
Farn Tenancy
South
Georgia
Rica Institute
Notes on Flying Latent Figures in Aero Nautica Bureau
The Department of Commerce notes 14 008 licensed U S pilots: 744 transport 842 limited commercial 2 private 6 085 amateur 733. 780 hold scheduled air transport ratings, mainly middle aged, slighty bald gentlemen. 404 worn pilots, six transport licenses, 2% limited carrier class, 262 private, 48 amateur. Aviation 33 years old. low pilot numbers due to high ship costs. Prices may drop if ships are machine manufactured, then flying could become widespread.
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Aeronautica Bureau
Department of Commerce
United States
Celas
Arthur Brisbane
Uncle Ed Howe visits Birmingham amid candid talk on religion and politics
The famed Sage of Potato Hill Uncle Ed Howe, age 63, travels from Milam to Kansas via Birmingham. In a wide interview with The Post, he reflects on religion, the New Deal, and political figures, quipping about his health and lifelong candor while praising kindness and order. A lighter note covers a family strawberry-picking outing and rural Georgia chatter about harvests near Albany.
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Ed Howe
Potato Hill
Kan
America
Birmingham
Milam
Kansas
William B. Hale
The
Port
Miami
Tha Post
Post
Goa
Eil Fa
Aiuser
Art Landon
Atchison Glove
Roosevelt
Karpis
Parity
Alf Landon
London
Norman Thomas
Emomabey
Dwarneu
Middle
North
Georgia
Albany
Teorgli
Melatosh
Washington Letter Critique of SEC Leadership and Wall Street Clash
Washington letter from May 15 discusses SEC Chairman Landis delaying Harvard return, criticizing staff weaknesses and internal rifts between Wall Street insiders and liberals. It highlights concerns over unlisted trading, over the counter sales, and the commission's ability to handle a future fast market, naming Kennedy, Healy, and personnel shifts.
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Washington
James M. Landin
Securities and Exchange Commission
Harvard
Sandia
Onlsite
Wall Street
SEC
Commission
Wall Street Mtooges
Iberals
Londis
Joe Kennedy
Landis
Lsste
Northern States
Kennedy
Robert
Keovp
Healy
Talks To Parents AY Brooke Petes Cherch
A fragmented text discusses deafness and parental nagging, claiming repeated sounds become habits and that adults shape a child’s hearing. It alleges a boy ignores constant orders, causing friction with a nagging mother who speaks, questions, and scolds, leading to the child tuning out.
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AY Brooke
Petes
Cherch
Lowe
Tom
Lever
Meyer
Ton Hay
Publicity bid for Fleet Week appearance sparks questions
Disjointed 1920s style report notes Tex Cafendal agents offer Emperor Halle lane $100,900 for a Fleet Week expo appearance, with other sums and odd fragments. The piece blends garbled names and stray events, ending with a graveyard scene and obituary vibe from Alexander City Outlook.
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Tex Cafendal
Emperor Halle Lane
Miin
Ethioga
Cicily
New York Letter B U and McIntyre
New York column notes gossip and anecdotes about stage, film, and literary figures. References include George Eliot, Galll-Carol, Tibbett, Ann Pennington, Luella Gear, Bela Blav, Norman Hapgood, and Carmel Snow. Observations on radio, dance education, hotel practices, Zoo cafeteria modernization, and Chevalier’s Paris audience reception.
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New York
George Eliot
Galll
Carol Lawrence Tibbett
Phil Bake
Ann Pennington
Bob Burns
Meredith Nicholson
Hank Weles
Ben de Casseres
van Dine
Champs Elysees
Mary Mannéring
Avenue
Nis Stanky
Herbert Howover
Carmel Snow
Harper's
Talladega County to get new cotton and asphalt road paving
Talladega County is slated to receive the first allotment of a new road paving type in Alabama. The proposed paving blends cotton and asphalt for the Talladega to Sylacauga route, announced by Montevalia Times.
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Talladega County
Alabama
Talladega
Sylacauga
Montevalia Times
Editor’s odd tale of a receipt seeking Indian customer
An Oklahoma editor recalls an elderly Indian who wished to subscribe for a pauper. The editor took the money but the Indian demanded a receipt. After urging the man to forego the receipt, the Indian insisted, saying he would die soon and needed proof he paid. The exchange ends with the Indian’s quip about payment and the editor’s hunt for a receipt.
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Oklahoma
Tndian
Indien
Senma Times, Journal
Godey Weatherhys By Margaret Sell Hointon
In a tangle set around Elinor Juris's wedding and a rodeo night in Badisan Square Cardan the Juris family and Adelaide Sanford unfold a web of romance and hidden motives. Dirk Juris pursues Hope while Rupert, Elinor, and Seymour navigate secrets amid parties and family ties.
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Godey Weatherhys By
Margaret Sell Hointon
Dirk Joris
Hope
Blond Voy
Badisan Square
Cardan
Mytary
Darkhen
Bey Cing Hind
Janca
Sanford Jorises
Elinor
Isabel
Dirk
Ernest Webb
Seymour
Wes
Juris Nenthouse
Ope
Sanfords
Yhere
Hamiltons
van Zaandts
Rupert
Beity
Adelaide Joha
Adelaide
Sanford Joris
Eliper
Sanford
Abe
Ber
Banford
Elnor
Ming
Mystery Man In The Mine Street Tale
Fragmentary dialogue depicts a tense scene as a man described as dark and heavyset watches over a woman. Dirk recalls Tort and Joe’s elusive identity, while another figure named Jons is mentioned. Fear and unease run through the conversation as suspects drift through stairways and corridors.
Genial Tom Brown and Phantom Empire in Late Show
Fragmentary OCR note lists various names and titles including Genial Tom Brown, Phantom Empire, Dr Owen, Harriet, Buddy, and others. Indicates a cinema listing or theater program with showtimes and performers but specifics are unreadable.
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Seturist
Withers
Tom Brown
Marsha Bish
Ann Beart
Byer
Ley Burnett
Owen
Phantom Empire
Alcalar
Joucadey
Foia Stake
Ginger Baw
Jow
Beart
Harrietert
Buddy
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Tom Eapy
Dothan
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Uncle Ed
Game of Ax
Rodney Dutcher
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Zoo
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George Armsby
Frank Buck
Mayor Bowes
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Rewand
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Walt
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