Delectable Refresh Testant Draws High Score Prize
A fragmented note hints at a refreshment contest awarding a high score prize. The readable parts mention a delectable refresh item and a judge or organizer name, with no clear date or location.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1936
Page
5
A fragmented note hints at a refreshment contest awarding a high score prize. The readable parts mention a delectable refresh item and a judge or organizer name, with no clear date or location.
Miss Kibby Gwin visits Birmingham on a two week vacation. W R Norton leaves for Louisiana. Mr. and Mrs. J R Thomas travel to Red Rolling Springs Tennessee for a two week stay. Mrs. E E Hargrove and son visit relatives in Hartselle. Norton family plans to join in Louisiana soon. Jean Russell improves after accident. Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Stallworth return from Birmingham on business. Postmaster A L Jolly resumes work. George Foster visits from Missouri after a death in the family. Mrs. Mary F Black’s illness and death prompts several relatives to travel. Funeral and homecomings occur in Hartselle and Birmingham. The TVA, local residents, and visitors continue to travel for work and family reasons.
Advertises Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a cure for malaria and a general tonic. Claims to destroy infection in blood with quinine and build up blood with iron. Promotes two sizes 60c and 1.00, urging safe use for all ages and easy purchase at drug stores.
Marion Davis argues symmetry is key to figure beauty and promotes exercise to slim hips. She cites two routines the barrel roll and cross roll, describes steps, and notes readers can request her beauty pamphlets via the paper.
Mrs. John Hightower visits Bethel Tenn with son Jim and family. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Jones return from Florida and South Alabama. Mrs. John Wilson departs after visiting her parents and Mrs. J. B. Sarver. Miss Frances Lerman Joyce Lerman and Frances Hightower travel to Nashville for several days. Stanley Nelson of Huntsville visits Athens. The W. P. Chandler Jr family motor to South Alabama. J. B. Washington spends weekend in Birmingham. Nan Britton joins them for a visit. B W Robinson in Birmingham for business. Jimmy Smith Pat Jones and Huntsville friends visit Athens. Richard Tyler Wood leaves for Pine Bluff Ark after visiting George and Mrs. Wood. D L Rosenau Jr and family spend days at Red.
In Talladega Alabama a special grand jury reopens the July 22 picket line gun battle near the Samoset textile mills. Chief Deputy Bryant was killed and Joe Hayes died later. Thirteen men are under arrest on murder warrants as National Guardsmen stay on duty.
Mrs. Leonore Geis testified a window-weighted bullet carried a packet of love letters to her sun parlor. She obtained a warrant for Nicholas Hasz after noting the last letter he delivered broke a glass pane with a brick attached, signaling violent intent.
A fatal collision in Jacksonville left one man dead and five injured. Hoke Smith Hall of Montgomery Alabama, an army private at Langley Virginia, died. Injured were Homer Hall of Jackson, Thelma Bowell of Jacksonville, an unnamed woman, James Wilson of Montgomery, and bus driver G B Barlow with cuts and bruises. The bus had no passengers.
The Birmingham firm paid the State Tax Commission 10280 in cash for tobacco tax stamps, the largest purchase recorded. July tobacco tax collections totaled 254799, lifting the fiscal year total since Oct. 1 to 2249859.
Boiling Springs Tennessee residents Hon. and Mrs. R. B. Patton Miss Irene Patton and Misses Alice Cruse Patton take a tiow on the Gulf Coast. Dr. W. R. Battle pastor of the First Methodist church has led several radio devotionals this week.
Checks totaling 7477 were mailed by the State Tax Commission to all 67 counties as their share of June gasoline tax. Total June collections reached 1 009.00, the highest on record, with the six cent gallon tax split equally between state and counties.
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