Safe farming program for next year in Southeast Alabama
A joint plan urged by farmers and local banks outlines a half acre garden, acres for sweet potatoes, auger cane, and soybeans, plus five acres cotton and two to three milk cows. It stresses seed and livestock quality, and aims to restore prosperity in Houston County and Southeast Alabama despite credit limits. Banks signing include First National Bank of Dothan, Dothan Bank & Trust, First National Bank of Ashford, Farmers & Merchants Bank Ashford, The Bank of Columbia, The Bank of Gordon, The Bank of Cottonwood.
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Ata
Lamayens Pera
Austin
Houston County
Alabama
First 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 Cottonwood
Old Man Weather Reflects Wide North South Temperature Swing
An old weather column notes broad drought signs across the nation with frosts and unusual warmth in parts of California and Chicago, while New England sees mild days. It contrasts near-winter frosts in the South and steady warmth in the Midwest and Plains, highlighting erratic seasonal shifts.
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Thi
United Stats
California
Los Angeles
Chicago
New England
Middle West
Mount of Lee
Mild spell ends month’s chill in sunny climates
The writer laments mild weather persisting through the normally cold months. He notes Old Man Weather made curious choices but asserts few would upend current comfort. He claims the local climate is the most agreeable in the United States, despite references to California and south Florida.
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United States
California
Florida
Brewton
When Is a Cop a Cop at Sing Sing
Officials at Sing Sing prison allowed inmates to form a football eleven and played a game against a Port Jervis police team. The cops won 13 to 0, though the Port Jervis players included non officers with police chief consents. About 7,000 spectators saw the event, with tight security to prevent escapes.
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Bing Bing
New York Glans, & Professional Organizion
Sing Sing
Almhamm Pitts
Slagers
Atara
Port Jervis
Bing Sing
Jask
New York Times
Times
Nean
Eldeline
Decetur
An Anniston Portrait From Iva Cook’s City Love
A feature on prominent Anniston figure Iva Cook, society editor for The Star, celebrating her devotion to the city. The piece quotes a Miles Cook letter praising her love of Anniston, its hills, trains, homes, and neighbors, and her life’s mission to uplift the community through friendship.
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jJovely Anniston
Iva Cook
the Star
Ive
Alabama
Andatun
Miles Cook
Anniston
Shinjtae
Helix
Anniaton Ao
Leighton Avenue
Comrad
Iva
Cook
Malone Furniture to Become Large Department Store
Twenty years ago in Dothan the Malone Furniture company planned conversion to a large department store. The report lists local residents traveling on buying trips and shopping, with mentions of C J Faulk, Mrs Aton Taylor, Miss Loty Wood, RE Olver, Jonee, Artton Marion Holand, Mise Ante Stare, Mrs JH Ennis, and Sam and Base Cleon making automobile trips to Dothan.
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Malone Furniture Company
C J Faulk
Wan
Grand Rapids
M.ch
Mise Ante Stare
Abbesile
JH Ennis
East Lewion Street
Mutual Regrets At Eccentric Paris Encounter
An unclear dialogue fragment shows a chaotic exchange involving a professor, a partner named Teer, and a strained social scene set in Paris. The garbled words suggest a tense, improvised moment with abrupt interruptions and emotional misfires.
Government educators warn about bank training claims
Government educators say the Primell saving bank trains children to deliver and that it teaches parents to be bank robbers according to a judge. The remarks question the program’s influence on youth and family behavior in a controversial debate.
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Ebank
Alabama Democrats Warn About Modern House of Lords
A writer compares Alabama Democratic Executive Committee to England’s House of Lords, accusing the Alabama panel of disenfranchising delegates and packing power, calling for a people’s primary to choose national convention delegates rather than elite back-room control.
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England
House of Lords
Alabama
U. S Senate
House of
Perry
Ll Wrauld
Aladame
New York Letter on Princess Secret Phone Plot and Hollywood Scoop
A tangled New York Letter tale reveals a princess concealing a telephone headset under her turban and dictating notes via kitchen staff to spy on marriages. The piece also notes Hollywood pairing a boxer and wrestler in a forthcoming film and industry tensions with a leading lady over acting holds.
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New York
Sbe
Andrewa
Andrews
Hollywood
Broadway
Herr
Washington Letter Sy BERBEST PLUMMER
Washington talk centers on the next Democratic House leader with several names in play. Most favor an non-southern choice, possibly Joseph W. Byrne of Tennessee, while Byrns eyes the appropriations chair. Other names include John O Connor and Rainey, Rankin, as discussions stress a party program and leadership balance.
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Washington
Facl
Lnader
Joseph W. Byrne
Tennessee
Ala R
Byrus
Appropriations
Byrns
Congress
Nashville
Washieton
Appropriations Committee
Anilty
Byron
Eirney
House
Fhis Garcest
Byrn
Byrne
John O Connor
New York
Rainey
Trinote
John Rankin
Mississippi
Health and law clash over ambulance duty in London
A London case pits medical ethics against legal defense after a schoolgirl hit by a motorcycle dies after an ambulance attendant who was not a doctor helped bandage her wounds in the street. A driver was acquitted of manslaughter, with judges noting improper patient movement, sparking medical debate on proper aid in accidents.
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London
Journal of the American Medical Association
Brush Turkey Nests Impress Voyager Children
Sunfdown recounts a plane trip to Australia where John and Peggy observe Brush Turkeys nesting in earth mounds with eggs laid apart. They watch the young hatch through openings and begin to walk, while the parents stay away. The children marvel at the birds clever mound homes.
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Australa
John
Peggy
Stern
Australia
Recipe fragment for chocolate delight and beet sandwich items
A compact extract from an OCR page shows a quirky recipe mix including Chocolate Delight and Beet Sandwich fillings. It lists steps for melting chocolate, preparing a ganache, and assembling a beet and olive spread with buttered bread. Many terms are garbled but indicate a domestic fare with desserts and sandwich fillings.
Talks to Parents By ALICE JUDSON PRALE
An article discusses beliefs about delinquency in city youth and notes a White House conference report asserting that behavior problems arise from social and economic conditions rather than race or nationality. It cites crowding, unstable homes, lack of play spaces, poverty, and inadequately equipped schools as contributing factors.
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White House
Wallaby and Kahgaree Families Farewell Visit
Fragmented note describes Peggy urging a farewell in a forest setting with Wallaby and Kahgaree families. Authors mention leaving quickly and not returning, with unclear reference to MU and Wallabies. The text is muddled and contains multiple garbled names and places.
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New Guinns
Peggy
Nigamot
Walle
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Booth
Soswtie Mallersie Minster
Blue Ridge
Aton Taylor
Columbia
Miss Loty
Olver
Cotte Springs
Jonee
Marion Holand
Abbeysir
Sam
Base Cleon
Dotben
Paris
Outapan
New York Letter
By DE. Lago Coldeton
Crete
Oranke Calais
France
Harwich
Continental
Fngichatten
Berms
Parenta
Alice Judson Prale
Mamdome
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