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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1935
Page
10
The passage outlines a veteran senator at seventy weighing a possible run as his party seeks a candidate who will champion the constitution as a central issue. Borah is noted as having made the constitution his favorite topic and spoken on it for years.
A readable fragment warns mosquitoes spread fevers like typhoid and spotted illnesses and describes them as health destroyers. It promotes a product called KO as a quick, economical remedy to kill mosquitoes at home.
The veteran senator weighs a late bid for the presidency as pressure mounts from allies urging him to run before advancing years. He has not announced and doubts a primary campaign's costs and the need for an experienced manager.
Former Senator Simeon D. Fess of Ohio warned that Roosevelt administration expenditures would push toward a Democratic win in 1936. He urged the Republican Party to hold firm on non socialist, anti inflation principles and avoid weak or tainted candidates while planning for 1940.
Mrs. Mary Martin visited Mrs. Jane McKee and family on Monday. Misses Carmen and Cleo Tanner of Florence spent the weekend with their parents. J. F. Tanner left for Florence. Miss Hilda Weaver was a Sunday guest of Misses Ferrell and Jane Oden. Oden Ridge residents were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Oden. O. J. Self left to teach a singing school at Oden Ridge. Miss Susie Hall from Pine Bluff is visiting relatives here. Miss Ounda Smith visits her brother and sister. Miss Frann Self spent the night with Miss Leona Black. Several attended church at Center Grove. Hindson Taylor was a Sunday guest of D. M. McKee.
The Senate cleared a copyright bill and sent 272 million dollars in second deficiency bills to the White House. A committee questioned Patrick J. Hurley while the House passed several postal measures.
About 100 boys are in camp near Vinemont today under the supervision of Earl Solomon, aero farm agent, for the 4-H Club program. The 4-H girls camp is planned under Miss Erien Rowe, county agent, with both events overseen by local 4-H leaders.
Dalton Georgia August 8 Mrs Ed Smith spent three weeks believing a chicken egg found in her kitchen cupboard would hatch. A local authorities confirmed the egg was fertilized but failed to hatch, leaving Mrs Smith puzzled about the mysterious find.
The Morgan home hosts relatives from Vahes taleis fal com and surrounding families for a short visit with a lawn dinner. Notables include Mrs Aa of West Point and Dean Adams of Christian College Adeline. اضافed activities include lawn party hosted by Doris Johnson and revival at Ebenezer led by Rev. Johnnie Hopper.
Sheriff Dallas Brown reported that Laurence Pratt refused to leave town after being told to depart by Deputy Pratt. Governor Frank H. Cooney approved Pratt's requisition as an alleged machine operator and fugitive.
In Lowndes County a jury convicted A Arant of murdering Mrs Belle Scarbrough and Mrs Norman. Judge Gamble sentenced Arant to die in Kilby prison electric chair on September 20. Arant remained silent on the sentence and planned to appeal.
May be they shuffle High Point North Carolina. Police Chief W G Friddle asks why people in trouble seem to favor the left foot. Two hollow impressions wear into the floor beside the desk sergeant show the left foot mark is more than twice as large and deep as the right foot.
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