Help for Poor Children in Montgomery Books Debate
The Montgomery Journal argues that the city should supply school books to needy children so no student is denied education. It contrasts this with Dothan where schools purchase books and students pay, urging a community duty to aid families with the cost of education.
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Montgomery
Asad
Dothan
The
Montgomery Journal
Genater Bankhead Proposes Cotton Industry Financing Plan
Genater Bankhead outlines a plan for Alabama cotton support including bonds and currency for debt payment. He predicts Alabama cotton output around 1,468,060 bales and proposes payments near 20 cents per pound to spurs mills. He suggests land payments of 5 dollars per acre to sustain permanent legislation and notes potential mill worker impacts.
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Genater Bankhead
Alabama
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound touted for cures and letters
A jumble of letters and anecdotes rails against fake cures and charmers in Florida and Georgia papers. Readers report ineffective remedies and warn of phony check artists targeting tourists, while other notes discuss frost, dogs aiding soldiers, acreage moves, and political chatter.
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Tonia Butiol
Pala
Florida
Lakeland
Fla
Milly’s Sacrifice for Hanging Trip: Farm Girl Walks Twenty Miles
A Chicago News item recounts a young farm girl asking for Saturday off to travel twenty miles to witness a hanging. She sets out before dawn and returns in tears that evening, prompting questions about the journey and its motive.
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Chicago News
Milly
Clipped From The Exchanges and Local News Snippets
A mosaic of quotes and notices from various papers. Naval stores optimism in West Florida markets cited by the Pensacola Journal. A caustic remark about sending opponents to Alabama and wartime costs appears in a fragmentary editorial thread. A dismissive streak about farmers and market conditions closes the text.
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Turpentine Farmers’ Association
Tueaday'n Pensacola Journal
Thanks Chicago Chemist For Swift Recovery
A letter from Mobile describes Jerome Nicholas’s long illness, including gall stones and stomach troubles. After using Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy, he reports renewed health and energy and urges others with chronic stomach issues to try the remedy. The notice promotes the product as a nationwide system cleanser now available locally.
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Mayr
W. L. Brown
Fractured classroom vignette from a strange notice
A garbled classroom scene features a detained student confessing it is him and a startled teacher asking about a bristly animal. The fragmentary text references a farm sale notice and a cash price description, with stray names and places such as DF Bush and Minneapolis.
Property listing for North Foster Street and nearby farms
A real estate notice offers Ion North Foster Street and 21 other houses with fats, plus two small farms nearby. The seller will work for cash or easy terms. Contact J R Keyton for details.
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Ion North Foster Street
Will Wolk
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