Story and a Suggestion about Edison Phonograph Experiments
A tale contrasts Edison’s phonograph use with farm life. A Texan’s device in a hen house spurs hens to lay eggs, while they lose their cackling. The piece urges collective action and active effort to achieve prosperity, urging neighbors to join the effort and avoid indifference.
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Edison
Barn Yard
Laster
Graduates Can Help in Illiteracy Fight
The city and state celebrate graduates entering the world with diplomas and new responsibility. The piece urges graduates and youth to aid illiteracy efforts, stressing the value of basic reading and arithmetic for thousands of children and Alabama’s position among states.
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Mobile County
Alaama
Yn Fe
Bama
Steel Trust Victory Seen Vital to Alabama’s Economy
The U S Steel Co victory in the federal court dissolution suit at Trenton promises immediate and long term effects for the Birmingham region and Mobile as a seaport for Birmingham products. The ruling finds price fixing unlawful but notes no proof of monopolistic restraint and suggests trade commission oversight may grow.
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United States Steel Corporation
Trenton
N. J
Birmingham
Mobile
Tennessee, Coal, Tron and Railroad Company
Supreme Court of the United States
Gary
New Trade Commission
Steel Corporation
Erie Canal
Lake Superior
New York Harbor
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
City bills seek port terminals and bonds for Mobile
The piece discusses bills enabling construction of port facilities and water terminals in Mobile, the potential to issue bonds, and the aim to place control of the city’s arbor in local hands. It questions expert use, urges public critique only with remedies, and defends the city administration.
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Mobile
Alabama
Pillans
National Association of Port Authorities
Schwars and Lyons
City of Mobile
Representative Oscar L Gray Designated as Mobile Figure
Av staff correspondent for the Age- Herald notes the designation of Hon. Oscar L Gray, the First District congressman, as belonging to Mobile though his duties cover the entire district. The piece discusses early expectations for his conduct and con best efforts for constituents.
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The
Age- Herald
Oscar L Gray
Mobile
Age-Herald
Real towns are not made by men afraid
Poetic verse urging collective effort to rebuild communities. It emphasizes that progress comes from shared work rather than fear, and that individual and neighborhood action shape the town. The speaker argues responsibility lies with each resident to contribute.
Uncle Wiggily Goes to School With Mary Caw-Caw
In a 1915 Howard Garis tale Uncle Wiggily and Mary Caw-Caw set out for hollow stump school. Mary sews a torn trouser repair that ends with the rabbit snagged to a log until a tailor bird frees him. They arrive just as the final bell rings.
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Mary
Uncle Wiggily
McClure Newspaper
Howard R. Garis
Weill
Mr. Longears
Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy
Rabbit
Crowland
Jimmie
Crow
Uncle
Jane
Fuzzy Wuzzy
Little Crow
Hollow Stump
Bully
No- Tail
Uncle Wighty
Uncle Geily
Flippity
Filop
Uncle Wig
No Millionaires in the South Claims Debunked
A reader questions the absence of wealth in the Southern states. An analysis lists numerous millionaires by state including Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Kentucky Louisiana Missouri and Virginia with counts ranging from three to one hundred sixty five. The exchange also covers militia calls in invasion or rebellion and a humorous note about Job’s patience amid a coal wagon delay on car tracks.
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Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
West Virginia
J. C
Job
A Chance Meeting Brings Comfort To a Troubled Woman
Isabel, weary and heartbroken over a past love, meets Duval on a sunny path. He offers sympathy and companionship, listening closely as she reveals she feels neglected by John. He gently comforts her, showing understanding and a willingness to help, easing her wounded pride.
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Isabel
Duval
John
Ban Hair Color Restorer Turns Gray Hair to Dark Luster
A classic ad promises quick transformation of gray hair to dark youthful locks. It claims roots absorb color for a soft shiny finish, reducing frizz and shedding while boosting volume. Money back if gray remains. Available for 50 cents at mobile drug stores and local suppliers.
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Mobile
Folka
Real Ady
21 Gun Salute Honors Memorial Day at Sea
A 21 gun salute was fired aboard the armored cruiser Tom anchored at Vera Cruz as part of Memorial Day ceremonies. Officers aboard received word that Mexican authorities sent an officer ashore to express thanks for the courtesy.
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Oedmiral Caperton
Tom
Vera Cruz
Carranza
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