Hunlives Way Saves voter ve FOR Rach PUBLISHING COMPANY
A garbled 1921 Dothan Eagle item mentions Hunlives Way saving a voter, with scattered names and figures. The passage includes references to the publishing company, obituaries, and legal notices, plus a Jefferson quote and a local crime note about a 21-year-old Houston County man pleading guilty to forging a $3 check and receiving a three-year sentence.
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Dothan Eagle
Rach Publishing Company
Ouston County
Poouing
Baturdey
Tampa
Inna Grand State
Tau
Bankers sentenced to four years in penitentiary for defunct bank failure
The article reports Allen Northington and his brother Edward Northington, former president and cashier respectively of the defunct First National Bank of Prattville, pled guilty to misappropriation of funds and were sentenced to four years. The bank faced about $200,000 in shortages, with much attributed to the Alabama Farm Bureau Cotton Association. In separate notes, a Wetumpka case saw a man convicted for stealing cigars and receiving four to eight years.
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Burday
Allen Northington
First National Bank of Prativile
Ale Dama Farm Bureau Cotton Association
Edward
Formver
Vrote|ion
National Banking Act
Wetumpka
Northington
Florala
Courthouse Heath Unit Urges Cleanliness and Pest Control
A Houston County appeal urges the courthouse be scrubbed and kept clean to protect health. Inspectors note filthy courtrooms and restrooms, overflowing spittoons, and weeds around the yard as breeding grounds for disease. Health Unit officials should be empowered to enforce cleanliness during courthouse remodeling.
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Houston County
Parton
Bulding
Batchelor’s Buttons Grown By W. A. Batchelor
An article notes W A Batchelor’s role in growing Batchelor’s buttons amid local interest. It mentions a pope canon insinuation and a question about who will receive the presidential nomination, with Roosevelt referenced in context.
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Pope
Fetlov Roosevelt
Fragmented 20 Years Ago in Dothan News
Readable scraps describe a chaotic scene with distorted names and events from a vanished Dothan issue. References include Miz Sf Packird, Vapireta in Pekan, and a town weathering dry conditions as people dispute truth and power. The passage hints at a broader, unclear narrative of deceit and authority.
Battling For the Glory of God In Arkansas
A Memphis Commercial Appeal piece notes Jonesboro Arkansas faced drought and poor crops last year, but this year cotton prices fell low while fruit and vegetables boomed. It argues a societal shift toward religion led by militia martial law, with calls to unite under faith and curb disorder to promote the millennium.
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Memphis
Joresbord
Ard
Jonesboro
Tlelde
Labor Wants 4 Per Cent Beer
The American Federation of Labor urges a 4 percent beer tax as a financing tool and manufacturing boost. It argues revenue from imported beer previously taxed could balance the budget, spur 80 manufacturing lines, raise grain demand, increase incomes, cut unemployment, and strengthen buying power, while opposing old guard politicians blocking reform.
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Selma Times-Journal
Glass
Borah
American Federation of Labor
Federation
Doak Plan Cites Deportation Drive Across Montana
Immigrant inspector J F Meyer promotes the Doak 300 Year Plan claiming success in arresting two Swedes in Beaverhead county and removing a Dane from Warm Springs State Hospital. He partners with chief Doak to return aliens and place natives. critique notes job creation, unemployment, and deportation aims amid political opposition.
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Helene
J. F Meyer
Beaverhead County
Warm Springs
Jree
Meier
Meni Tare
Jetery Doak
Department of Las
Jord
Wai
Tne
Deakscherse
Repkbican &Citt
Phaegis Beier
Nraas
Steden
Denmark
Shoahaw
How's Your Health by Dor Lago Goldston
The article discusses digestion basics for children, stressing food and feeding habits. It cites Dr. Eric Pritchard on breast feeding aiding digestive development and gradual weaning. Individual medical supervision and tailored diets are advised to prevent later digestive troubles.
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Eric Pritchard
Infante’ Hospitel
London
Pritchard
Sundown Stories and the Time Magic Night
In a tense moment the Life Black Clock grows excited and warns of not going anywhere. John and Peggy, puzzled by the strange behavior, watch Little Black Clock manipulate time in a hurried, magical attempt to turn the night forward and later backward.
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John
Peggy
Fareway
Pagey
Tam
Gon Ag
Talks to Parents By a Mother and Gifted Son
A mother learns her son Jimmy, 12, has a marked talent for imaginative writing after a conference with the principal. The year reveals prolific essays, verse, and a produced play, changing views of his lazy seeming days and highlighting the value of nurturing a child's developing interests.
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Jimmy
Iruit
Headland Study Club Opens Year With Noted Talks
Headland event at Mrs. E. Burtleshow home featured talks by Mrs. A. J. Grant Mrs. J. B. Davis and Dr. J. B. Lasseter. Guests included Mrs. J. B. Lasseter and Mrs. Jesse Craddock with members listed such as Mrs. Eugene Haynes Mrs. Jack Bridges and others. Local social notes mention visits and trips including Birmingham and Tulane students, with a reflective vignette about children and a wild bird scene.
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Headland Study Club
Will White
Lucky Scott
A. J. Grant
J. B. Mitchell
C. A. Stringer
Marvin Scott
D. G- Solomon
J. B. Davis
Frank Slocomb, Jr
Bob Solomon
Grace Kelly
Broadway Hotel Tales of a Lost Wage and Gripe Prize
A New York hotel columnist describes a crowded Broadway hostelry where workers and guests mingle in makeshift economies. An American engineer exiled from Nicaragua seeks work while a bellhop era humor fades. A sardonic coin-operated letter-result prize unseen by staff gives a faint victory to the weary satirist.
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New York
Broadway
Abe
Ata
Otbey Guec
Thas
Whethaper
Ted
Ong
Fleman
Joan
Washington Letter by Beeberter Plum es
Washington in the old state corridors two portraits mark the secretaries Elihu Root and L Stimson. Root, secretary of state and war, is shown in formal attire while Stimson’s portrait in riding gear prompts speculation about Hoover era impressions. Stimson, once in the cabinet, now rides Rock Creek Park and visits the White House grounds when time allows.
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Washington
Old State
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Elihu Root
L. Stimson
Ware
New York
Root
State Department
Blue
Ugin Stimson
Stimson
Metrall
Roone
Aoe Creek
Shmsoy
Steie
Pride Rock Creek Park
Rockies
Gaya
Fle
Pis
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