The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-10-13
II IHExALABAMA
A1(Slz5za5jPRESS

Something OF A Burden Although rumors
Of discomfort are still heard among the Demo
Gratis Of Texas and Oklahoma, italooks rs il
they will have to stand for Jack Walton and
Mrs. Ferguson.-Mobile Register.
WsekIies Fattening Up.-With the advent
of fan, the weekly papers over the Wiregrass
are fattening up: Some of them have made
gains of as much as 80 1-3 per cent in weight,
and all of them have healthier and happier
appearance. Farmer.
Too Valuable To Waste-There is too much
cotton being left in the fields that should be
gathered before the rain washes it out of the
boils Once it is ON the ground il is just the
same as lost. 1t is too valuable crop to
waste that way-Florence News.
Seemingly An Injustice.-There ought to
be some way to punish school pupil who
needs it, without Furnishing his teacher, too.
as is done when the pupil is kept in and the
teacher has to stay in with him.-Dothan
Eagle.
As To Pardons And Paroiss.-Florida has
only 1,4OO cong;cts-or had. A recent list OF
pardons announced gaze 26 Of them freedom
at one shot. Criminals will never be pun
ished as they should be so long az the par
doning and parole power is continued as it is
now.-Opelika News.
Opposed To Tohacco.-we note wherein the
Esdrys'' favor barring tobacco users from
schools, by an inhibition law prohibiting the
same. Fanatics like these retarded the
growth of prohibition very much by their
nauseating, feverish attachment Coosa River
News. =.
Getting Rid OF A Grouch-f you have a
crouch and think the world is against you,
spend day or two at the fair, rub elbows
with the visitors there, get in the game and
play q little and you will find that there was
nothing wrong with any one but you.-Anda-,
iusia Star y" $50
The Most Beautiful Month.-It is not al
ways September goes out with corn, tomatoes,
watermelons and such in the local markets,
bat it did this time; and now comes October
the most beautiful month in the year in Ala
bama. The sky is blue, and the cotton fields
are green down bere.-Talladega Daily Home.
eTuscumbia Takes The Lead Tuscumbia
has DrOken GROUND for the new hotel that is
to grace that city and work is to be pushed
on il rapidly. The city beside the Big Spring
Is showing no element of non-progressiveness.
but has taken the lead over most of the
cities of its size in the state, and is continu--
ing its progressive steps.--Florence Times.
In The big Town" CIass.-Traffic jams
on Noble street have not yet become serious
enough to cause trouble or alarm, but the
time doubtless is near at hand when it will
require the guiding hand and the authority
of traffic cops during rush hours to keen
Noble street open at its busiest corners. All
of which merely goes to show that Admission is
getting into the big Town" class with a
rush.-Anniston Star.
Plea For Ciean-up.-When we think of
places like Gadsden and other communities
of less pretention than Huntsville having their
streets washed, and swept every day-&we
wonder how on earth our progressive citizeii-
ship win further permit continuance of the
dirt and filth that is swept into their homes
cars and places Of business for each of such
consideration here Lets change the condition
and you'll find it the greutsst investment the
city ever made. - Huntsville Times |