Cane Juice and Louisiana State University Controversy
A Baton Rouge reader recounts a contentious reception of a book titled Cane Juice about LSU and sugar industry lore. The piece critiques Dr Abler’s dismissal, defends the novel’s depiction of college life, and notes priestly objections as unfounded while detailing campus culture and off campus student behavior linked to football culture and social activities.
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John Sunle
Roruserkys Juofesaur
Louisians
Losul
HI Joseph's Catholis
Fuyon Rouge
Laday
Lait Ee-Eda
Cerne Julee
Eugur
Brent Mndustey
I 8
Wien
Lafourche
Hils
Bayou
Louisiana
Arcondia
Baton Rouge
Port Allen
Denham Springs
Lousiana
Abler
Collere
America
Universing
Aly Ayers
Dapia Reyana Lea
Taneas
Cote Pw Vet
Dencen
Tevania
Eluaves
L.V. Scean
Inter
Anonymous Washington book praised for moral impact on college life
A Washington based critique discusses a highly praised volume titled Washington Merry-Go-Round. The anonymous author, likely a Republican, attacks political temptations facing youths going to college. The review highlights moral themes, social commentary on Dean Gauze of Princeton, and sketches of legislators and their spouses in a critical but nongraphic tone.
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Washington, D.C
Washington
Horace Livaright
New York
Safe program for farm planning in Southeast Alabama
Farmers and banks outline a per year farming program for Southeast Alabama including crops such as sugar cane, cotton, oats, corn, peanuts and beans, plus dairy and poultry aims. The plan stresses seed quality, credit limits, phased adoption, and regional prosperity led by local banks and merchant firms in Dothan Ashford Gordon and Cottongood.
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Southeest
Alabama
Austin
Houston County
Fire National Bank of Dothan
Dothan Bank & Trust Co
First National Bank of Ashford Farmers & Merchants Bank
Ashford
Bank of Columbia
Bank of Gordon
Bank of Cottongood
Fragmentary Dothan notices hint at local names and events
A damaged OCR segment lists multiple individuals and places including Dothan, Atlanta, Gainesville, Madras, and Tenis with scattered references to relatives, a fire, and alleged incidents. Details are garbled but imply social notices and local ties among residents.
Ambiguous OCR fragment on reform and revenue study
Fragmentary text questions revenue from liquor and crime prevention, mentions detectives, agents, and a study of effects. References Humoniste and a review of views, with hints of policy critique and a call for responsible thinking.
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Ami Ace
Melegerrs Tor
Gil Ct
Ambiguous economic fragment sparks questions on France finances
Fragmentary OCR text discusses France finances and power, with unclear names and events. The garbled content mentions state, meetings, and questions about qualifications, leaving a faint sense of a political or financial inquiry without clear details or identifiers.
Prohibition Party Sweep Mentioned by Street Jester
A fragmented quote credits a street entertainer with predicting the Prohibition party will sweep the country. The line is attributed to a prominent figure in white suits marching down the street, noted in a Maryland catalog or wrap.
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Prohibion Party
Maryland
Local Gazetteer Quips Spark Laughs in Fort Wayne
A fragment from Fort Wayne News-Sentinel shows playful chatter about a thoughtful buller and two figures named Nick and Smed. The tone hints at a local humor column with character sketches.
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Otehler
Godo Buller
Nick
Smed
Fort Wayne
A Record Maker Calin Coolidge Declines Presidency Mention
Calin Coolidge is noted as the only man paid by a magazine for saying he was not a candidate for the presidency. The detail comes from Free Press records reflecting a unique historical moment.
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Calin Coolidge
Magazine
Detreqt Free Press
At Cross Purposes In Texas Cotton Surplus Fight
The Galveston Fire Department battled through day and night to salvage 20 000 bales amid a Texas Legislature push to reduce the cotton surplus.
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Texas
Gal- Veston Fire Department
May Mean Anything Now Messcoan Monroe Due Shine AR
Unclear fragmentary text references job patience Governor and stray phrases. No coherent event or entities clearly identifiable for a factual newspaper card. Unable to determine a discernible subject, participants, or outcome from the garbled notes.
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Monroe
Mr Monsot
How's Your Health A look at kidney stones
Dr Lago Goldston explains stone formation in kidneys and ureters, noting age and diet influence. Stones range from small to egg sized, can cause renal colic with sudden intense pain radiating to the thigh. Historical cases like Samuel Pepys illustrate prevalence. modern diagnosis has improved.
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Samuel Pepys
Talks to Parents By ALM SUDSON PEALE
A nine year old boy avoided water despite summer camping lessons. His father once threw him in to teach swimming, but this drastic method only reinforced fear. Parents are urged to build gradual confidence through safe exposure and steady support.
The Little Black Clock Turns Time Ahead
Sundown stories recount a magical Little Black Clock that advances time a few weeks. John Peggy and the Clock observe snow turning to a warm late spring day in their garden as the clock nudges the season forward.
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John
Peggy
Porgy
Mirthful Garden Return From Johnny Jump Up
A garden contains five Johnny Jump Ups peeking through thawing soil after snow. The speaker notes the cheerful flowers emerge as real winter recedes, nicknamed Johnny Jump-Up and linked to a clock exclamation for seasonal change.
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Johnny
Tay
Adopted Mayor Here Is Eugene Piha A 12 Year Old
Eugene Piha is a 12 year old boy adopted by Mayor Harry A. Mackey of Philadelphia. The mayor calls him a fine boy and plans he will enter a trade school to learn a trade. Eugene is the son of Sem Pa, a cost runner, and belongs to a large family of 11 children.
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Eugene Piha
Harry A. Mackey
Philadelphia
Uve
Eugene
Sem Pa
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