The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-04
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/. Profits In Vegetables. - The farmers around Tuscaloosa who are in need of extra money are not the ones who raise garden vegetables and attend the markct.-Tusca loosa News.
 Will Be aHumdinger,"-Every good day we have adds thousands of dollars to the fu- turc bank account of Coyington county farm CTS. The cotton crop is to be a 'humdinger unless something unforeseen happens to aid the boil weevil.-Andalusia Star.
 Going After BGsfness.-- Central vf Georgia railroad is spending $4,5O0,OO0 on it's line between Birmingham and Opelika, strengthening out curves, cutting down grades and otherwise improving it, getting ready for future business that is sure to come to it in the immediate future Hunts. vile Star. .se
 Neglecting an Opportunity. Greenvills knew that pot of gold was buried under the pavement on Commerce street there would be no hesitation in getting it, but pot of gold in the form of traffic law violators run all over the street and few are made to pay. Let's make Greenville safe for the pedestrian and the careful driver, and at the same time enrich the city's treasury Greenville Adyo- cate.
 Law Observance and Citizenship p.--Au law abiding and self-respecting people favor the enforcement of all laws, and when this, is done in the spirit and to the letter; of tho law, we may reasonably expect to find saner citizenship, more contented and peace loving people. And, indeed, there's no better place in all the world to possess and send out such shining example as right here in :, yrl V,vAsf fy EIfYrfc
 
 A Worthy Memorial-Most Americans will rejoice that the U. D. c. of Mobile will place a marker where Wilson stood when he honored himself and his country by disarrh- ing Mexico by saying this country neither wished nor would be party to taking foot of Mexican territory. That country was as- founded, and hasn't wished to fight or sns- pect this country since-Talladega Daily Home.
 Alabanla's Fine Climate.-Alabama farm CTS do not find it necessary to work after night in their fields because of the heat in the daytime, and no Alabama cattle have died because of the heat. Such condition never has prevailed in any part of Alabama. Our weather really is better than that of some of ouf neighboring states and very much more delightful than the summer time heat now , being experienced in the East and Central West For really satisfactory all-ths-year- round climate, Alabama is hard to beat- Anniston Star.
 Performing Public. SeTica.-lThe Bir- mingham community chest is the.ouly method by which thirty-three charities can obtain support. A budget was made at the begin ming of the year. Each organization is re- quired to live within that budget. Only in that way can the community chest peTeorm the service it is supposed to perform for the city. If MontTomery's organization can es- tablish the same efficiency as that shown by Birmingham those who win maks their 1 contributions Will have no cause for regret Montgomery Journal
 Power Goang to WastA-fn Sweden cs,e. third of the farm lana is worked bs elsesxsc power. And Sweden has no advantage over Alabama except that she started out earlier. Marion county will be doing that same trick some day. NIhe intelligence of thas county will not always let the thousanda of horses power of our swift mountain streazns % to waste annually. Of course, we are doing as well as wesWant to, but our posterity may not be so easily satisfied. They may con- clude that God put all these resources hare for the benefit of his creatures.-MArion : County Times.
 Fell In Love With FIOrencer-We fsl1 in love with Florence, and especially the eight hundred or more of those lovely girls who are attending the great normal school at that place. Every business man in Florence, and every newspaper, are natural born boosters, and Henry Ford's magical name is the one they are going to land with. It is great city and some day will be the best and big. gest place on the Tennessee river. Long may s6e live and send out boys and girls from her college that will honor not only that city, but also thesgreat state of Alabama.-South- ern Argis, Ashland.