Sofa farming program for the South and Alabama
A concise plan emerging from farmers, bankers, and business leaders outlines a safe farming program for the next year and beyond in the South and Alabama. The proposal adopts one plow per 0 acres as a defined unit, emphasizing thoughtful study and practical implementation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Alabama
Busneba
Austin
Houston County
First National Bank of Dothan
Polino Bank & Trust Co
First National Bank of Ashford
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Ashford
Bank of Columbia
Beck of Gordon
Bank of Cottongood
Batchelors Buttons Grown By W. & Batchelor
Fragmented OCR text discusses Batchelors Buttons grown by W and Batchelor, mentions 1926 promises by Bishop Cannon, reference to Brooklyn Legionnaires and war context. Contains garbled lines about churches theatres doctors and public discourse. No clear events or dates usable.
Cannon Indictment Sparks Prohibition Controversy In Church
William H. Anderson warns in a Pennsylvania church that the Cannon case under the Corrupt Practices Act is part of a broader religious and anti religious bigotry. The Birmingham Post editorializes that Cannon acted as a citizen within law and urges keeping the political battle civil and within legal bounds. Protestant churchmen and prohibition leaders criticize the legal action while affirming citizens' rights to fight Smith lawfully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunday
William H.anderson
American Protestint Alliance
Rose Tn
Bishop Cannon
Alleay
Probivitlog
Birmingham Post
Canyon
America
Cannon
Smith
Sam
Rlal
Hett
Clemm
Revivalist Pastor Escapes on Night of Gunfire
Rev W N Derk of Bella Mina Methodist and steward S G Gay fled a parked car as bullets whistled past. The confrontation, labeled by locals as Yan, revealed deputy involvement the next day, illustrating dangers faced by motorists amid prohibition era enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N Derk
Bella Mina Methodist Church
S. G. Gay
Bis
Madison County
Clarence Trut Wilson
James Connor Jr
Belterer
Volstemdtein
Taw
Oder
Derks
Fortes Fortuna Adjuvat Decor Temple Graves
Fragmentary obituary note references Fortes Fortuna Adjuvat and Temple Graves. Mentions Tayarpateham Ave Herale and Rose Duncan Emith of P Birmingham with unclear events. Contains garbled phrases about wisecrack and railroads, editors, and shootings with no coherent narrative or identifiable individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeiumpiet
Tayarpateham
Ave-Herale
Ama Zaarm
Duncan Emith
Pirmingham
Capone Awaiting Sentence in Tax Evasion Case
Capone faces a likely lengthy wait before sentencing on income tax charges. Authorities note he has avoided jail since one prior conviction, with his lawyers expected to pursue appeals through higher courts for up to two years, as moneyed criminals bend the law to delay punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capone
Fragmented Poetry and Narratives From Old Newspaper Fragment
A damaged OCR segment includes an unknown poem about a wedding day dated October seventeenth and a prose reminiscence about George Reynolds a Iowa farmer who becomes a banker and is asked to be secretary of the treasury. It also cites comments by Charles P Stanmers and Roger Babson on spirituality versus material wealth and future discoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Reynolds
Iowa
George
George Reynolds
United States
American Bankers’ Association
Taft
Treasury
Charles P. Stanmers
Roger Babson
America
Ofhta
New York Letter By William Games
New York letters roam personalities from Edward G. Robinson to Lily Pons and Lyda Roberti with fashion, cinema gossip, and social quirks. The piece notes beret wearers in Mayor Walker’s circles, stage directors and clowns, astrology interests, and glimpses of nightlife, hotels, and Broadway oddities. It questions public manners and urban habits, including pets and noisy city work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edward G. Robinson
Jimmie Walker
Fe Cate
Europa
Fed
Boutea
Otto Hahn
Max D. Steuer
Warvel
Printo Cainers
Bo Aobcern
Washington Letter On Washington Bicentennial Plans
A Washington memorandum notes Sol Bloom and George Washington experts promoting a nationwide bicentennial effort. A 70 page department store pamphlet outlines detailed organizing steps from art to handkerchiefs with decor tied to Washington's era. It argues the drive serves retail interests by aligning stores with the celebration nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
George Washington
George Weshington
Whcom
Cone
Row
Miler
Aperville
Hoarer
Cnay
White House
Bart Thrasher Returns From Southern Visit
Henry Carter of Ozask fills his son G. W. Carter on North Oates Street after a trip to Birmingham New Orleans and Montgomery as Bart Thrasher returns from the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart Thrasher
Birmingham
New Orleans
Montgome
Henry Carter of
Ozask
G. W. Carter
North Oates Street
Believed Remark on Highway Cost Sparks Debate
Fragmentary OCR reflects a quoted remark claiming it would be cheaper to furnish individuals named Col. WL Lae and Bovee than to build and maintain a highway from Columbia to Dothan. The text mentions Dothan and Ester of The Eng, suggesting a broader local controversy over transportation funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan
Columbia
How's Your Health by Dr Lago Goldeton
Public health column explains that whooping cough is highly dangerous, especially to children. Advice covers rest, keeping out of severe weather, avoiding dust and smoke, proper clothing, and a diet of regular foods with smaller, more frequent feedings. Mothers should track coughing episodes and vomiting to guide care.
Sundown Stories of the King Penguins in South Georgia
The narrative describes King Penguins with glossy black plumage and white chests, noting their family structure where every member is a king. They praise South Georgia in the sub-Antarctic, explain where mothers stay during hatching, and discuss babies enduring the cold. A father Penguin guards eggs and monkeys in playful fights are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Georsis
Sub
Antarctic
John
Peggy
Toa of Our Hero Guides Ride For Dear Old Flessant View
A confused, garbled passage shows a hero figure planning a dual saddle ride. He urges a companion to ride front while another takes the back, promising to teach all the ins and outs of Dear Old Flessant View.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flessant
Talks to Parents By ALICE JUDSON PEALE COMMUNITY RESPONSIBILITY
A family safety discussion centers on a case where two children trespassed on an old chemical plant site with a sulphuric acid sill pool. The Supreme Court ruled the owners owed no warning duty to trespassing children. The piece then questions community protections for children and owner responsibility for dangerous attractions. It weaves in Penguin history as a transitional tale with King Penguins sharing stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A& Chemical Company
Rain Way
United States Supreme Court
White House
Tony
Ih MEAT CAKES Dinast Mew Meat Cakes and Creol ieonomy
A garbled cake recipe entry lists ingredients and steps for meat cakes and Creole sauces. It includes mashed potatoes, paprika, onions, celery salt, and tomato sauce, with directions to bake and Brown. The text mixes measurements and instructions, reflecting a damaged OCR from a cookbook or domestic column.
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Dothan Eagle
Willian Theolore Mall
Hank Hall
Ici
Iseseer
Dothas
Alabame
Pacinidine
Barnes Feet
FROST
Lannis & Kohn
Atlanta
Detroit
SL. Loyte
Chicago
San Francisco
Carda
Associated Press
Lap
Velrene
Thomas Jefferson
Batchelor
W. & Batchelor
Pat
Hemin
Risetry
Thanebekes
Vemorton
Erin
Brooklyn Légionnaires
Elemerny
Apparentic
Europe
Ohlo Bata Journal
Ines
Gregeese
Eaye
Dorhan
Goottie McKenzie Frasier
Ean Smith
John Temple Graves
William Games
Ekatherine Brush
Lily Pons
France
Philip Mosller
Lyda Robertis
Burns Mantle
Margaret
Lilyen Tashman
Paris
Marta
Nippon Gardens
Broadway
Fire Department
Serbert Plummer
Ed Hobbs
Central
Georg
VwRinia-Carolina Chemical Compe
Mas
M. Li Hanahan
Montgomery
Morein Brack Delt
Has.ncat
Dothanich Tac Negro
Dothan Ave
Martin
Lago Goldeton
Sundown Stories
Alice Judson Peale
The
Bate
Hambone
J.P. Aley
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