The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-25
The AIabunla Press
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To Keep Money At Home--Large quanti- ties of creamery butter, meat and eggs are shipped into this county annually. There is a local market for great deal of the fore get behind our creamery. Jasper Mountain Earle, = ss,ass! 2 as,
 Appeal For Better Protection. .---At this sea- son when children are putting aside their toys for more active play in the open, and auto- mobile rides are becoming popular and en- joyable, parents should caution their chil- dren of the danger of playing in the streets and automobilists should use the greatest of care to prevent accidents.-Florence Times.
 The Most UnseIfish Business.-The most unselfish business carried on in any colntnu- nifty is the newspaper business. The editor has demands made upon his time and his space, which is his only stock in trade, that are wholly out of proportion to that given by any other business or profession in the comEnunity.--Andnlnsia Star.
 Easy To Come Up And Out.--True, we planters are behind with our blowing, but with scientific methods employed on praeti cally every farm, it will be an easy matter to come up and out from under the load. Next falls showings at khee Madison county fair will be proof positive Of this fact.--Huntsville Times. ! Would Give Ssass Rrestlge-It certainly must appear to everyone that, if an Ala bAmian should be elevated to the chief magis- tracy of our country; and should fill the high office with honor and credit, it would give Alabama prestige that could but rebound to the practical benefit of this great state.-- Roanoke Leader.
 The Value Of Good Credit. Alexander City, like every other community, has few people who are slow in paying accounts through force of habit also few who trade with another, never paying either. These are the two main classes that credit bu- reau will, in a measure eliminate. If mer- chants didn't have bad accounts, their goods would be cheaper, thereby saving much tc the community at large.-Alexander City Out look.
 Many More Houses Needed.-Every day there is a demand for residences in Pratt vile. There are constant inquiries for resi- dences here. The town cannot grow until more residences are built One of the great est things our business men can do for Pratt vile is to interest some building and loan company to loan part of the money to build residences at low rate of interest and from five to ten years. This will enable many to pay for their lotssss and build--Prattville 6rO8reSS.
 Remedial Measueeas Needed.--The possibil. ity of reforming the prisoner by fostering his self-respect, the necessity of caring for hia family and avoiding such state of affairs as convict living in comfort at the ex- pense of the state while his wife and chh- dren suffer want, demand that this ineQuaks7 of the law be remedied Men have been im- prisoning other men for thousands of years, but an elemental principle of justice is still to be put into general practice.-Mobile Reg ister v
 The Billboard Nuisance.-Many billboards within cities shut off the view of tumble down shacks. or timbers or weeds or other inartistic debris which otherwise would be barred to public view with distinctly unpleas- ant sensations. Probably some billboards might be justified as performing a public service, but any of these structures that shut off entrancing views and mar the complexion of nature or deprive people of any of their inalienable rights to mental and spiritual enjoyment should ba smashed and removed from human sight.--Selma Times Journal.
 A Few Men Caused It An.-In a mad raoe for power, and position, and money many -honored names in America have recently been tarnishea and besnnirehed Graft and greed. like worms within the kernel, have found their sinuons and sinister way into the very citadel of our government. Reputations have been ruined. ambitions have been blasted. meA have been driven to suicide, and great political parties have been shaken to their very fouu- dations by the dise1sAres. And all of this comes about because of the eupidity of few men who were willing to betray the bands that lifted them to power and affluencas-- Anniston Star.