A Safe Program for Next Year in Southeast Alabama
A plan devised by farmers bankers and businessmen recommends safe farming in Houston County Alabama. It outlines crop allocations including one plow per 30 acres one acre in Austin peas for soil fertility two to three milk cows three sows and stock chickens with emphasis on seed quality and livestock care. The program aims to restore prosperity to the region and is endorsed by local banks including First National Bank of Dothan Dothan Bank Trust Co First National Bank Ashford Farmers Merchants Bank Ashford The Bank of Columbia The Bank of Gordon The Bank of Cottonwood.
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Alabama
Austin Pees
Houston County
First National Bank of Dothan
Dothan Bank & Trust Co
First National Bank of Ashford
Farmers & Merchants Bank Asaforu
Bank of Columbia
Bank of Gordon
Bank of Cottonvrood
Youthful Providence for Alatame Press Leader
The obituary note hails a lifelong Greenville journalist, praising his enduring vigor and commitment to the press. Friends extend wishes for many more years of work for Greenville and the state, celebrating his spirit and dedication.
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Alatame Press
Greenville
President greeted by Bronx cheer at city game
Report notes President was greeted with a Bronx cheer as he attended a Monday basketball game. Observers, including Dir. Williams, describe a lively audience reaction and mention ongoing controversy over university cheer practices.
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Jom Williauny
United
Villatelplita
Honver
Dir. Wallams
United States
Flarwe
Wiiarie
Dervion
United Seates
John Bannunas
Hoover
Seata
Ming
Bronx
Penosvivania
Mr. Hoover
Mr. Moover
Burning Bush and Hoover at a Pennsylvanian game
A Scott McKensin Fraser column recalls a day in a College Victory setting circa 1931 with President Hoover booed at a baseball game. The piece reflects a lively, partisan crowd and the president's cool reception, noting the broader call for public discourse and political accountability.
The Advocate's Record a Stain of Greenville History
The Advocate marks 66 years of continuous editorship by Gen. J. E. Staine, reflecting Alabama's newspaper tradition. The piece recalls shifts in Greenville and Butler County life, the paper's evolving technology, and a note on national events as President faced boos and catcalls amid public dissatisfaction.
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Greenvile Advocate
J. E. Staine
Alabama
Gen Staning
Greevile
Butler County
Anamentes
Tyre
Leonie Brees
Elem
Life and youth in Dothan a memoir of freedom
The piece reflects on Dothan's spirited youth, celebrates freedom after misfortune, and urges community cooperation in business and civic life. It recalls a boyish boast about intelligence, praises local banks, and extols Houston County crops as a source of pride while questioning stagnation and loss of reputation.
Batchelor's Hittins Growe By W Batchelor
Fragmented OCR letter style notes about Batchelor and references to a convention scene with chants about beer. It mentions President Theoye and Bishop Cannon, plus a stray homage to a king figure. Content is garbled and lacks coherent events or dates.
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American Legion
Bere
Theoye
Bishop Cannon
Virus of the common cold from filtrable agent
Dr Dochez and colleagues report in proceedings 5397 that the common cold is caused by a filtrable virus. They describe filtering nasal secretions, testing on chimps and humans, and cultivation in a 10 day chicken embryo tissue culture, with virus activity persisting for 23 days and dilutions as small as one in twenty billion.
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The
Society For Experimental Biology and Medicine
Dochez
Rco-Workers
Walrus Family Speaks to Visitors in Arctic Scene
John and Peggy encounter a talkative walrus family on the ice. The matriarch calls for calm, explains their friendly but wary stance toward humans, and invites the pair to meet more of the clan as others lounge and some sadly near death.
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John
Mother Walrus
Peggy
Nave
Percy
Talks to Parents By Alice Pease on Child Loneliness
A mother laments her 12 year old son’s loneliness and argues that choosing a home affects a child’s social life. Children rely on nearby playmates and casual, effortless social opportunities, so a location with few nearby kids or uncooperative neighbors risks isolation and forced, unsatisfying companionship.
Menus of the Day Dinner Menu with Stuffed Green Peppers
Dinner features corn stuffed green peppers and a cabbage pineapple salad with marshmallows. The peppers include corn bread crumba onions peppers egg butter and seasonings, baked in water. the cabbage salad blends shredded cabbage pineapple and marshmallows with salt.
Wigwam Challenge and Bake Off Recipe Snippet
A playful scene features Putty declaring readiness for an Indian fight while a makeshift round tent is built. The text then shifts to a split recipe page with chocolate fudge cake and frosting ingredients and instructions, including butter, sugar, vanilla, and cocoa steps.
Washington Letter on New York tenement life and culture
A Washington correspondent surveys New York's Lower East Side tenement districts and social scene, noting Hull House style ideas, the Bowery, Fourth Avenue, and an envisioned riverside drive. The piece sketches housing density, land grants, and urban contrasts amid colorful street life and policing tensions.
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Bowery
Fourth Avenue
Old Peter
New York
Forbes Named Ambassador to Tokyo in Diplomatic Shuffle
Washington reports a new diplomatic posting as Charles Forbes, veteran financier and essayist, is named ambassador to Tokyo. Forbes, 61, previously governor general of the Philippines and a member of the Forbes family, arrives amid a tense Japan relation climate with Stimson and State Department aiming for steady on the ground fact finding.
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New York
Ste Thorn
Burry
Preston
Sturges
Clayton Hamilton
Hwangsun
Jones Leach
American Pubil
Washington
Japan
Evon Forbes
Tokyo
Intarvale
Ambassador Forbes
Stimson Wa
Sage Forbes
State Department
Farbea Lo
The
Harding
Woods Forbes
Forbes
Wood
Wiron
Flower Philippines
Wilson
Ralph Waldo Emerismous
Forbe
Harvard
Boston
Hie Financial Department of
Stone & ¥ Electrical Engineers
J. M. Forbes
London
William, Cade, Jr
Etary
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