Misfortune Strikes Limestone Couple in Alabama
The Alabama Courier reports Mr Mack Head of Pettusville was hurt in an auto crash and his wife Mrs Head was found unconscious after a storm swept their Limestone County home away. Both were moved to Decatur hospital with the home and contents total losses.
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Mack Head
Limestone County
Benevolent Hospital
Alabama Courier
Athens
Mack
Pettusville
Decatur
Community Sing Delayed One Week
The community sing scheduled for tonight is postponed one week due to several revivals now in progress. Announcement was made today by George W. Evans, president of the sing.
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George W. Evans
The
Sing
Swimming Party Enjoyed At Pool
A swimming party was held last night at Malone pool hosted by Miss Katherine Ivy of Birmingham visiting Mooresville. Attendees included Miss Ivy Miss Janice Marshall Miss Betty Marshall Sid Nethery Porter Bibb Bob Bibb Dot Hiden Ben Lee Bibb Elizabeth Leftwich and Frank Richardson.
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Malone Pool
Katherine Ivy
Birmingham
Mooresville
Miss Ivy
Janice Marshall
Pittsburgh
Sid Nethery
Betty Marshall
Porter Bibb
Bob Bibb
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across From Yesterday's Clues
Mr. and Mrs Patterson are now at home at 520 Ferry street, the D. W. McNeill residence. They moved from Jackson street to a home to be occupied by Mr and Mrs John Snodgrass within the next few days.
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Ferry Street
D. W. McNeill
Patterson
Jackson Street
John Snodgrass
Tiller Returns to Morgan County High After Chicago Summer Sessions
Principal W. T. Tiller will return from the University of Chicago soon after attending summer school there. He resumes directing Morgan County High School affairs this session.
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W. T. Tiller
Morgan County High School
University of Chicago
Tiller
Revival services draw crowds at Austinville church
Much interest is shown in revival meetings at the Austinville Baptist Church led by Rev. Hazel Wood of Knoxville Tennessee. The revival is expected to last about two weeks with morning services at ten and evening gatherings at 730 daily, inviting the public to attend.
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Austinville Baptist Church
Hazelwood
Knoxville, Tenn
Marine Corps Now Short 400 Recruits
The United States Marine Corps is over 400 men short. A Recruiting Station at 19274 Second Avenue Birmingham Alabama lists August hours 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily except holidays and Sundays. Youth under 21 require father consent in the presence of a Notary Public after passing the physical exam. Recruits who pass move to Parris Island for eight weeks then to a U S post, ship, or other station.
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United States Marine Corps
Marine Corps
Second Avenue
Birmingham
Ala
Parris Island
U S. C
United States
Riot Leader Photographed Inmate Escape at Auburn Prison
George Small, trusted riot leader, was one of four escapees from Auburn state prison where he served a long term for a jewel robbery. The Associated Press image captures him during the riot of 1,700 inmates.
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Associated Press
George Small
Trusty
Auburn State Prison
Women in Government Hold High Posts Across Departments
A survey of U S government offices shows women serving as liaison officers, clerks, and heads in the state treasury commerce civil service mint and navy. Notable figures include Miss Alice B Sanger in the post office and Miss Isabel Debois in naval libraries.
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Washington
State Department
Diplomatic Corps
Treasury
Postal Service
Alice B. Sanger
Harrison
Post Office Department
Commerce Department
Julia C. Stimson
Isabel Debois
High Seas
Bel Walker Willebrandt
Justice Department
Advertising shows decided increases in 1929 newspapers
Reports from 47 management magazines show a steady rise in newspaper advertising in the early part of 1929. The 47 titles published 168,455,717 lines in April, up 3,447,814 lines or 2.1 percent from April 1928.
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New York
Nagement Magazine
Bilious Fever and Malari Colds Grimly Met by Remedy
A fragment notes a rapid remedy for bilious fever and malaria like illnesses. The text hints at Marie or local remedies but provides no clear attribution, date, or place. The item reads as a brief medical anecdote in a 19th or early 20th century newspaper fragment.
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Pattersons
Mrs
A. G. Patterson
Lipton
Li 'S
Etre
LONS
Pee Federal Reserve System
Current
Bank AT the
Natty Bank
National Bank For Savings
Chicago
U. S
Marguerite Young
Jessie Dell
Civil Service Commission
Mary Emma O’reilly
United States Mint
Bond
Ann Wilson
Moore
Batistes
Dimities Moore
Plum Price
Hilda Cafe
Moore’s Modern Stores
Second Ave
KOTEX
Moore's
Pongee
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