Democratic rally cautions Alabama voters to back party
A Dothan Eagle excerpt urges Alabama Democrats to respond to a party challenge and defend majority rule. It recalls Jeffersonian principles, criticizes Heflin, and defends McKinley era leadership while urging turnout and unity before ballots. It frames the vote as a test of Democratic strength against Republicans.
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Tom Heflin and Atlanta Press Claims in Primary Forecasts
Scattered notes recount Tom Heflin predicting election outcomes with wide misses. He claimed 100000 votes for a ticket next Tuesday and 100000 for Homer in 1928, both missed. He also forecast Simmons would win the North Carolina contest and a Senate seat, yet failed by large margins. The piece cites party turnout figures and Heflin’s 50 percent failure rate, while Atlanta papers seek population figures from the Census Bureau and tout press strategies.
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Voter Message Reflects Confused Campaign Harangue
Fragmentary OCR yields a chaotic note referencing the Democratic party and voters. Names like Heflin Lockes appear amid garbled phrases about state roles, security, and past efforts. The item suggests a political appeal or public remark from a city context with unclear specifics.
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British Editor Says Rise and Walk to Wealth
Robert N. Caston of Bith Elency Magazine of London offers blunt critique of American fear and stagnation. He urges Americans to cast off doom, seize opportunities, and invest boldly, noting markets mispriced and many fortunes made by bold buyers.
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Gratitude and character in a reflective essay
Scottie McKenie Franks discusses gratitude as a measure of character, citing psychology and biblical truths. He cites Judge Leon McCord's Dothan speech, notes need for ideals, tolerance, and the link between ingratitude and criminal behavior, with a cautionary tale of a beneficiary turning ungratefully.
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A Time for Sober Thinking in Alabama Politics
A political editorial argues for Bankhead Miller and Merril as superior Democratic nominees, praising their dignity and fiscal conservatism. It warns that electing Henin Locke Powell would delay progress, increase spending, and jeopardize prosperity, urging voters toward stable, economical government and responsible leadership in Washington.
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Marriage woes and railroads loom in a tangled notice
A fragmented column notes marriage strains and a joking forecast of divorce while railroads and transport loom over employment and farming. It hints at the Admiral’s potential call, politics, and retirement trends among Republicans as the week closes with odd, humorous observations.
Alabama Democrats Set To Expand Debates And Seats
The Talladega Daily Home notes Alabama Democrats expect a Democratic majority in the House after November 4 and plan to vote the party ticket from top to bottom next Tuesday to boost influence in Washington.
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Overwhelming Victory Predicted in Alabama Race
The Greensboro Watchman notes strong Democrat support in Alabama against Heflin and Tacke, predicting a decisive margin next Tuesday between fifty and seventy five thousand votes. The piece argues the 1928 fight is not before the people and laments party realignment driven by personal ambitions.
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New York Letter Recalled Names Remembered After Joe Smith's Death
A New York letter recalls nine figures at Peacock Alley and notes the passing of Joe Smith. The piece honors memory, noting the loss alongside a focus on the city's social scene and notable names.
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Tuberculosis Germ Discovery Revisiting the Warren Waldorf Era
Joy Smith and the Waldorf era are recalled as the tuberculosis germ and Kochs findings influence medical science. The piece notes tuberculin’s limited effectiveness, the missteps of early cures, and the evolving public understanding that active tuberculosis does not always follow germ exposure.
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Woman Tipster and Keene Ally Died in Waldorf Week
The longtime Waldorf patron Mrs. Mingue C Rankin, famed for market tips sought by men, died that week. She had served as James R Keene's secretary, gathering data from shippers and workers on a line railroad to gauge opinions and verify stock prospects. Her career evolved into running her own office handling significant transactions.
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Mrs Rankin Turns Odd Commission Amid Dye Trade Boom
A sick acquaintance asked Mrs Rankin to salvage his dye business before war. She organized shipments to the West Indies and Central America, buying half a million dollars worth of dye woods. Dyes entered New York as a German embargo began, leading to a company reorganization that kept profits and heirs secure.
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Talks to Parents on Sharing and Social Play
The article discusses how children and adults perform best when each participant contributes to shared experiences. Children who give to the group are respected, while those who withhold are punished or avoided. It advises parents to provide toys and opportunities for exchange so a child can give as well as receive, fostering a cooperative playground attitude.
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Washington Lady Herbe A Mumbled Delayed Death Case
A garbled account mentions a wealthy individual linked to a home incident and a $15,000 stake. The text references a granddaughter, weeks of work, and bonds tied to a department payout. Names and details are unreadable, but it hints at a discovery and a solving effort surrounding a death and inheritance scenario.
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