A Safe Program For Next Year In South East Alabama
A proposed safe farming plan outlines unit allocations for farms, detailing crops and areas. It specifies one plow per 20 acres, half an acre for a garden, and acreage for sweet potatoes, sugar cane, oats with peas or soybeans, grazing crops, and five acres each of cotton and peanuts.
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Alabama
Houston County
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
20 Years Ago In Dothan A.McGhi Midland City Visit
In Dothan Mr and Mrs A. A. McGhi of Midland City were in town. W. L. Cranford of Columbus and others traveled, with mentions of a fire damaging a small house on Smith Oates street and various local appearances and events noted in the region.
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Dothan
Mr and
Ale” A. A. McGhi
Midland City
Freedom in Dangers of Press and Trial Secrecy
A 1931 Bay County Florida document attacks government secrecy in court reporting. It cites Hutcheson restraining publication of the Harrison trial and notes editors The Pilot and The Bay County Herald resisting the order while arguing for open proceedings.
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Jefferson
John Marshall
Panama City
Fla
Hutcheon
Circuit Court OF
Bay County
Twenty- Eighth Judicial Circuit OF Florida
State OF Florida
Plaintife
Walter E. Harrison
Joseph Harrison
Ira A. Hutchison
Frutchinon
Pilot
Bay County Herald
Lssue
Herad Tzaven
Paneme C.ty
Hutchlesn
Herald
Hutchison
Bey Counts
Gudiry
Ladiel Earcuune
Theologien
Euch
Ibesty
Lead on Washington inspires new outlook in uncertain times
The piece recalls George Bernard Shaw on moral leadership and cites Mayer Blumberg urging courage and vision under the banner Lead on Washington. It also recounts a Radio Digest anecdote about Joe Humphries and Lindbergh, and notes a hospital recovery aided by a prayer shared by George Cohan and Friars.
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Mayer Blumberg
Wiregrass
Washington
George Washington
Lowing
Higster
Corbett
Polo Grounds
Joe Humphries
Ue Elemente
Atlantic Ocean
Lindbergh
Otto Ie Own
George Cohan
George
Amgr
Fellows
Jim
Belke
Hoovurytion sap SeRTizaTies Thr first er eameue ets
The fragmentary notice hints at an early game involving German APT and a parent showing receipts. Public interest centers on the event date in September and the teams involved, though the readable text remains incomplete. Further details are not available in the accessible extract.
Alfalfa Bill hailed as potential governor by Cherlette News
Fragmentary reader note praises Alfalfa Bill as a strong candidate for governor while mentioning Choquette and local figures in a stylized Cherlette News fragment. The garbled text hints at political support and a call for leadership.
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Cherlette
Obsolete Modesty letter reply on optometry roles
The President of the Alabama Optometric Association responds to an editorial on Obsolete Modesty, clarifying that advertising by optometrists is permitted if educational and ethical. He defines optometry, opticians, and eye grinders, explains the professional training of optometrists, and urges readers to distinguish professionals from lay optical workers. He laments being misled and defends proper optometric practice.
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Dotohan
Ate
Engi
Yuu
Aliebama Optometric Association
New York Letter on Willam Haines Rise and Return
A New York letter profiles actor Willam Haines recounting his fall from popular standing after a string of unsatisfactory roles, his return to prominence as a featured player, and encounters with admirers outside his stage doors at 270 Park Avenue. The piece notes his early schooling, fondness for antiques, and a side remark about the Marx Brothers and other odd bits of daily life.
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New York
Postie Justice
Eaye
Willam Haines
Haines
Valardom
Eanr
Inez
Et 2
Mol Haines
Vuhe
Lanvc
Thia Ematione Trea
Peat
William
Park Avenue
Baltimore
Cupid” Ainsworth
San Francisco
Hanes
Staunton
Wau
Marta
Marx
Gummo
Leonard
Arthur
Milton
Julius
Herbert
Hanson the Manchuria Messenger of Washington
Secretary Stimson ordered George Hanson from Harbin to Manchuria where China and Japan clash. Hanson, a veteran foreign service officer, is famed for calm courage and rescues amid danger. He speaks Chinese fluently and has long served across Chefoo Tientsin Harbin and Tokyo with Lawrence Salisbury accompanying him.
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Washington
Stimson
George Hanson
Harbin
Manchuria
China
Japan
Hanson
Foreign Service
State Department
Promised Land of the Orient
Manson
Fee
Gace
Hansao
Trey
Shanghai
Coutse
Carnell
Cen
Chetoo
Denny
Newchang
Tienatin
Seater
Harbla
Lawrence Salesbury
Tokyo
Salisbury
Forbes
United States
Believer in Advertising Sends Public Greeting
A reader notes strong faith in advertising and public outreach. The letter emphasizes a cordial, public-spirited tone and asserts support for promotional messaging while inviting wider engagement.
How's Your Health Dr Lago Goldston Psoriasis Overview
Psoriasis affects two to three percent of skin infections, lasting years with variable intensity, milder in summer and active in winter. Causes unclear though hereditary factors suspected. contagiousness debated. Most cases respond to treatment, full eradication rare. Diet, hydration, stress reduction, and addressing focal infections aid treatment. Soap and sun help. Chrysarobin and ammoniated mercury are common ointments though Chrysarobin stains fabric and should not be used on face or scalp.
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Psorassis
Jack Frost Helps Peggy and John Paint Windows
In a Sundown Stories tale, Jack Frost arrives with long brushes and jewellike paints. He invites Peggy and John on a playful trip, and they help paint trees and windows while he jokes about looking young after the Little Brick Clock tweaks time.
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Jack
Jack Frost
Peggy
John
Jack Prost
Jock Frost
Tack Frost
Bisck Clock
Tam
Halloween Night Fears Stir Up Barnyara Friends
A cryptic note hints at a chaotic week ahead as Barnyara friends brace for Halloween. The speaker questions whether the upcoming night will unleash rain and showtime chaos, leaving the community unsettled.
Talks to Parents By ALICE SUDSON PEALE
A column on child behavior discusses how a five year old hoards toys and resists sharing. It notes that harsh punishment rarely works and suggests boosting parental affection and exposing the child to siblings and peers to teach sharing. It also mentions the influence of elder example and family dynamics on generosity.
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Alice Sudson Peale
Maer
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Telephones
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Ed Moris
Meg
Landise
Atlanta
Natrab
Obiiuerlea
Rewlutielle
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Freiele
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Redrees
God
Thomas Jefferson
Hill
Gordon
R. C. Clark
BR. L. Mebendon
Tuscalocca
W.L Cranford
Colambiz Wcs
Bre
Busier
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Camree
Tse
Demagen
Jor
Walder
Saka
America
von Bowsdars
Bern
Madison
Monroe
Thore
Sette Mechemle
George Bernard Shaw
Calvin Coolidge
Meyer Blumberg
Aceo
Caine
Ember
Optometric Association
New York Letter
Washington Latter
Aerbert Plummer
Lago Goldston
Sundown Stories
Impr
Hambone
J.P. Alley
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