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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1935
Page
3
Millicent sends the cab away to guard Norman's safety and returns to the apartment building to press a resident’s door, hoping for answers as minutes drag. Her worry grows over Norman's delay and the unknown danger inside the unit.
Millicent hurries through a lobby and elevator to Apartment 309 driven by urgent worry. She finds the door unlatched and enters the dark room seeking Norman, fearing danger but unable to decide her next move. To Be Continued.
An advertising note touts "B. C." as a fast headache remedy prepared by a registered pharmacist. It claims rapid relief for headaches muscular aches colds neuraglia fever and nervous distress without opiates or habit forming drugs. Available in 10c and 25c packages wherever goods are sold.
A list style puzzle with vertical and horizontal clues referencing fairy tale themes. Contains hints like glass slipper, steps, and characters implying a word fill game across multiple entries. Clues cover items from shoes to moral actions and titles, plus items like pious nouns and color words.
Athens College announces Dr. W. P. King of Nashville will deliver the baccalaureate sermon on May 26 as part of the commencement. The department of fine arts concert is set for May 30. Dr. J. A. Keller of Montgomery will give the graduation address May 31 and President E. R. Naylor will award diplomas.
The Mothers' Club of Eva presents the play Deacon Dubbs at Eva High School auditorium on Saturday night May 4. Cast includes Deacon Dubbs from Sorghum Center O D Moses Amos Coleman Emory Echols Rawdon Crawley Major McNutt Rose Raleigh Miss Philipena Popover Emily Dale Trixie Coleman Yennie Yenson and a village quartet.
Mrs J B Kelley returns from Franklin Tennessee visit. Billy Malone from the University was a weekend guest. Miss Anne Davis of Montgomery visited her sister Miss Bessie Davis. Mrs C M Hamblen joins her father A G Sarver in Westmoreland Tennessee this week. Mrs Thomas P McCord and daughter return to Nashville after visiting Dr and Mrs J R Crawford. Mrs Bert White of Roanoke Alabama weekend guest of Mrs R H Walker and Mrs T T Martin. Mrs W P Chandler Sr returns from Memphis visit to son P F Crenshaw. Miss Marian Belue hosts bridge for friends including Margaret Spidie Marie Rudolph Leah Williamson and others with Easter decor. George Hull marries Miss Mary Kate Oliver of Scottsboro in a gala Athens-area event. Mrs Ernest Baich recovering from appendectomy. Lieut Spahn to transfer from local OCC camp to Wilson Dam. Local merchants report regular fall business Saturday due to TVA laborers.
Gunter O'Rear, head of the Alabama tax commission division, is believed to have drowned when he fell from a pleasure craft at Grant's Pass. Guards attempted to locate the body again yesterday using dynamite but were unsuccessful.
Sheriff P H McGovern vows quick arrest in Tracy City Tennessee after a Sunday morning fire of incendiary origin destroyed about 100000 dollars of business district property including the telephone office post office clothing and grocery stores and an undertaker. He cites oily waste found in the weatherboarding as evidence of arson and links the blaze to a suspected fire bug noted earlier after a March 7 high school fire.
Romania launched a ten year military armament plan with Pot 290 million approved yesterday in a council session attended by King Carol. The decision marks a major expansion of defense spending and signals increased state mobilization.
Beginning shortly after midnight, the fire raged for about three hours and destroyed the area except for a single concrete structure. No injuries reported as crews contained the blaze by dawn.
Advertising copy promotes Feen-a-mint laxative as safe for women to avoid harsh effects. It claims a gentle stimulation rather than forceful action, urging readers to delay dosage changes and stay consistent. Chewable tablets cost 15 and 25 cents.
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