Mrs Rainey and Mrs Dublin Plan New York Trip
Mrs. Thomas Rainey and Mrs. Sid Dublin will depart tonight for a combined business and pleasure trip to New York City. They expect to be away about a week or ten days.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1927
Page
7
Mrs. Thomas Rainey and Mrs. Sid Dublin will depart tonight for a combined business and pleasure trip to New York City. They expect to be away about a week or ten days.
The Tennessee River held steady today with a local gauge showing four feet in height. No flooding is reported and water levels are expected to remain stable through the next measurement period.
In Douai France, Monsieur Jol livet Castelot asserts a process turns silver into gold. He describes combining silver with gold sulphur of antimony and other substances, heating, filtering, and acid washing to yield about twenty milligrams of gold. He touts potential industrial value despite high ingredient costs.
Paris fashion notes describe lace as dominant this season with milady wearing it from hat to frock. Lace veils cover small straw hats and lace hosiery accents mid summer dresses. The article highlights varied lace trims and sheer lace effects in evening wear.
A historical note outlines a method for Green Beans with Poulette sauce. Clean and boil beans for twenty minutes, then prepare a butter flour sauce with a portion of the bean liquid. Simmer gently, whisk in egg yolk, drain and add beans, heat briefly, and serve.
A network of good roads across Morgan county is supported by Decatur residents who rely on local farmers to help assure quality routes for the area.
The statement shows assets and liabilities for Tennessee Valley Bank as of June 30 1927 with loans and discounts 5 675 770 82 deposits 6 882 811 26 and a capital structure including capital stock surplus and undivided profits. Deposits are compared across June 30 1923 June 27 1925 and June 30 1927 with amounts 8 869 341 4 919 072 48 and 5 943 877 50 respectively.
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