A SAFE PROGRAM FOR SOUTH ALABAMA FARMING
A historic safe farming program outlines land use and crop planning. It proposes one plow per 30 acres, half acre gardens, sweet potatoes, and intercropped crops like oats and peas. It includes 3 acres of grazing crops, up to five acres of cotton, and peanuts for market.
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South Alabama
Sas
Nees
Austin
Adly
Avery
Maurton County
Alabama
Tirat Nations Bank of Dothan
Dothan Bank & Trust Co
Firat National Bank of
Ashford
Farmers & Merchants Bank
The
Bank of Columbia
Bank of Gordon
Bank of Cottonwood
Batchelor's Buttons Grown By W. A. Batchelor
A jumble of aphorisms and reflections on life, love, work, and society. The scattered phrases include remarks on forgiveness, ambition, automobiles, politics, and human folly as if drawn from a column of quips. No coherent narrative or clear event is presented.
Local Editorial Mixes News and Anecdotes From An Era
An Anniston Star column samples varied items from the era including global conflicts, political notes, sports losses, and light humor. It mentions Lloyd Hamilton, Gene Tunney, Dorothy Dix, college football deaths, a licensing tax for a Black driver, and tributes to James R. Nevin, editor of The Atlantean Georgian, with brief remarks on Washington’s Mother's Day bicentennial celebration and regional curiosities.
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Alabama Federation of Women’s Clubs
Washington
Bay A
Macy Ball Washington
George
George Washington
Houston County
Life’s strange journey and iron resolve in old essays
A collage of quotations on life, belief, and learning drawn from Collier's Weekly and other sources. It reflects on perseverance, success, humor, science, and social observations, mentioning Douglass Fairbanks, Axel Munthe, Pasteur, Behring, and Italian patience amid broader reflections on marriage and religion.
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Collier's' Weekly
Douglass Fairbanks
What Mane Em Freeze
A cryptic fragment from the Boston Herald hints at a discussion about a freeze and mentions love water, leaving the precise context unclear and the meaning ambiguous in this readable OCR excerpt.
Marriage License Granted in Dothan for Hart and Lancey
Twenty years ago in Dothan a marriage license was issued to C. C. Hart and Miss Mary Lancey of Gorton. E. H. Hill traveled to Aash tore on business. Mrs. Calvin left for Dallas. Mrs. J. A. Woor returned from Montgomery. M. E. Wyrd visited Malvern for business. Dr N. E. Coffield of Ozark was there on business. Leila Golf of Ozark spent a short time in Prothan.
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C. C. Hart
Mary Lancey
Gorton
N. E Coffield of
Ozark
Mint Leila Golf of
Prothan
How Our Taxes Are Spent in Washington DC
Bureau of Standards report discusses noisy neighbor issues and a hooded haxaphone player nearby, causing disturbance and time concerns.
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Washington, D.C
Bureau of Standards
Man over 50 unwanted by society and tax waste fuels deportation talk
Mr Glover writes as editor reflecting on Alabama age bias and calls for deportation or execution style removal of men over fifty. He mocks pensions, taxes, and state payroll, comparing to past rural life and urging drastic action against aging citizens to curb government spending. The piece references governors, judges, and local figures in a satirical diatribe.
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Alabamie
Taia
Golag
Egge
Annie Duncan
Daley
Henry County
Alabama
Nepodem
Btorrs
Duncan and Company
Thees
John B. Knox
Goat Hill
Miller
Ming
House
Senate
Jackass Hill
Mark Twain
Israel
Gop Humor on the Ward Room Exchange
A wartime cartoon dialogue shows a messenger asking direction to the ward room and the officer clarifies the crew phrase. The humor hinges on mishearing lieutenant slang and naval life details.
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Messenger
Cruise Weaman
O. D
Leutenants
West Virginia Mountaineer
How's Your Health Rheumatic Fever In Growing Children
Medical notes warn that pains in bones joints or muscles in children may signal rheumatic fever. It describes how heart involvement can develop, with scar tissue affecting valves and heart function, urging examination for any persistent pains during growth.
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Rndu
Sundown Stories with John Peggy and the Indians on the Plain
The Little Black Clock sends John and Peggy back to a night with Indians on the plain. They recall the quiet beauty of watching the sun and stars and hear stories of animals and mountains, then plan a chilly bonfire as the section suggests. The Indian faces glow in the firelight.
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John
Peggy
Plaine
Paggy
Talks to Parents y ALICE JUDSON PEALE WORKING WITH THE GANG
In a New York mixed slum district two women opened a tea room to amid street trouble. The front acted inviting while youths damaged property yet the proprietors chose not to call police. They engaged with the gang, finding ringleaders and guiding positive relations to curb abuses.
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New York
Gartock
Quiet bonfire sparks new Indian calm in camp
Jobo and Percy sit by a bonfire and witness a calm, unfamiliar side of the Indians. The scene contrasts with the tribes’ usual wild riding and whooping. The warmth and quiet induce drowsiness as the boys feel almost home and ready for bed.
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Jobo
Percy
November Sunday Menu Slips Into Fractured Words
A garbled menu list for November Sunday presents scattered items such as Grapefruit, Bacon, Pancakes, Roast Veal, Potatoes, Buttered Bread, Plum Jam, Apple Salad, Chocolate Pudding, and Veal Salad. The text shows typographical errors and partial phrases, resembling a damaged OCR of a daily meals section.
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Ebay
Oman
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