Civilization Poses Puzzle as Objects Upstage Humans
In a bizarre weekly recap, items and machines eclipse people as odd events unfold worldwide. A house shakes from inside, a water heater promises relief, and a New Jersey drunken driving case tests a meter. Inventors face indictments, and a canary cage mishap brightens Washington chaos.
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New York
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Clayton Hunter
New Jersey
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City Ballot Slated For Chipley Posts
Chipley voters will choose mayor and two council seats at the annual city general election on September 19. Democratic primary August 14 nominates Buless Walford for Mayor Toland Fowler for Council, Ward 2, and B A Tharp for Councilman Ward 3. All three are incumbent Beals, Walford and Fowler seek second terms while Tharp has served since 1939. Read The Eagle Want Ads.
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Dear Dorothy Dix on finding a compatible wife
Dorothy Dix advises Ralph that a good wife is found near him in everyday life, not at night spots, urging appreciation and shared domestic effort to build a happy home. The column notes women’s influence on morale and cautions against age gaps in marriage, stressing mutual respect and partnership.
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Pressure Canners Can Be Dangerous
Auburn homemakers advised by Lavada Curtis of the Food Preservation Service on safe pressure canning. She stresses adding water to the canner, maintaining constant heat, and preserving a draft-free environment. Do not rush cooling or open the pet cock. Lift the cover carefully and keep steam away from the face. A cloth should be placed over the canner top to cover jars during removal.
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Kale's hardiness boosts fall harvest in jeafy garden
Siberian kale shows strong cold tolerance and regrows after September plantings. In Jeafy garden trials, kale can be cut repeatedly through fall, extending usable harvest as temperatures drop and providing hardy, leafy greens for late season meals.
Month's HD Schedule Set By Miss Mallette
Home Demonstration agent Miss Fran Mallette announces September meetings for Houston County clubs. Demonstration Color in the Honee will be given at each gathering with dates and host clubs listed from September 1 through September 29 including Rehobeth, Harrison, Barber, Dupree, Wicksburg, Tellico, Kinses, Crossroads, Columbra, Webb, Enon, Gordon, Center, New Providence, Selina, Hicks Beulah, and more.
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Houston County
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Rehobeth Church
Big Creek
J. T. Harrell
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Pleasant
Blakely Rotary hosts songs feature meet
Blakely Rotary Club held a program of songs and speaking led by Rotman James Bryant. Two Fort Gaines youths Mrs Ward Bennett and G B Chambers performed, with Mrs Bennett singing numbers like Indian Love Call and When Irish Eyes Are Smiling and responding to applause with Far Away Places and Wild Irish Roses. Chambers praised for Lost Chord in a statewide contest. Accompanied by Mrs A M Walker and Mrs G B Chambers, guests included Dr W F McLendon of Athens and others. President Claude Howell welcomed new member Sash Davis. Members voted to sponsor the local FPA cattle project again.
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Alabama dairy herds expand production by year round farming
Alabama farmers can raise milk and egg output from August through January by adjusting breeding schedules, chick start times, and home grown feed. Tips focus on grazing management and timing to boost dairy and poultry yields across the state.
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Labor Day Rings Up A Parade Of Odd Exceptions
HAL BOYLE notes that Labor Day is a break for most workers but lists a humorous roster of who is still at work or excluded. He jokes about cops, firefighters, transit crews, hotel staff, performers, and many others missing the holiday, ending with playful confusion over who exactly enjoys the day.
Girl Featured In Donalsonville Show Promoted Aerobatic Pilot
Donalsonville officials promote a Sunday show featuring Miss Sketon, a Tampa flier renowned for aerobatics and nicknamed The Sweetheart of the Skies. She recently toured London and Bolfugt Tyoland, claims the world altitude record for light planes, and weighs under 100 pounds. The feature highlights her flights, ship voyage preparations, and ties to American aviation history.
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Inin Mrekens
Wovat Air Force
Tampa
Woo
Ameresa
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