Johnny Dodges Mother's Downtown Plea in Sad Boyish Stand
A young boy named Johnny refuses to accompany his mother on a downtown shopping trip. He explains he feels treated like a child and dislikes the crowds and public attention. He plans to go downtown only with his Aunt Mary, not with his mother, and foresees growing up and choosing his own company.
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Johnny
Mother
Mary
Mamma
Aunt Mary
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The Marry Round Iam the Love Problem
The column laments love and marriage dynamics with wry maxims on how a man shows devotion and how couples cope with boredom. It contrasts true affection with vanity and notes humorous digs on husbands and wives, ending with local social notices of visits and travel plans.
Afternoon Card Party and Social Events
Mrs. Tom Snodgrass of Charlotte and Mrs. John Cooper Adams of Fort Sill will share honors at a Thursday 3:30 pm card party hosted by Mrs. John Snodgrass on Jackson Street. Mrs. W T Lowe hosted a chicken supper at Woodall's honoring guest Mrs. M Sydney Swaim of Birmingham and Mr. Halsey Townes and Mr. Harry Townes of Huntsville. City B Y P U meeting at Moulton Heights Baptist Church Sunday 2 30 pm with important business and a set program.
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Charlotte
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John Cooper Adams
Fort Sill
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W."t. Lowe
Woodall’s
Tennis Tidwell
M. Sydney Swaim
Birmingham
Halsey and
Harry Townes
Huntsville
Moulton Heights
Personal News Highlights From Decatur Stays and Visits
Mrs. O F McCulloch and daughter Lottie of Birmingham visit Mrs C A Edwards for a week. The Stovalls McKnight and Dodd groups return from Elk River weekend camp with swimming boating and fishing. Frank Dodd has a split knee. Annie Nunn and Wests return to Columbus Mississippi after visiting Mrs Andrew McKenna. Dorothy Hendriz and Jeanette Hendriz of Rome Ga will visit cousins Mrs Andrew McKenna and Arthur Nunn. J R Stubblefield and son Tillman of Eastland Texas visit on West Moulton Street. John Gunther of Huntsville was a business visitor in Decatur.
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Paul McKnight
Frank Dodd
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Elk River
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Mrs. West
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Miss
Andrew McKenna
Dorothy
Jeanette Hendrix
Rome, Ga
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J. R. Stubblefield
Konjola Truly Great Medicine Claims Happy Man
A Nashville man, Robert Meacham, testifies Konjola relieved ten years of kidney trouble backache dizziness and rheumatism. He praises the medicine as alcohol free nerve calm and heart stress free and notes it is sold in Decatur Alabama and by prominent druggists in the region.
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Konjola
Robert Meacham
Escobel Street
Nashville
Tenn
Decatur
Ala
Thompson's Drug Store
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Aged Woman Over 100 Ill At Granddaughter’s Home
Mrs. Nix, more than a century old, is reported seriously ill at the Eva community home of her granddaughter Mrs. Emory Coley. Friends express grave concern over her condition.
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Emory Coley
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Births in Memphis greet two newborn sons
Born to Mr and Mrs G C Almon of Memphis Tennessee a son on August 11 named David Calvin Both mother and son are reported doing well at Baptist Hospital Memphis Mr and Mrs Herman Kyle announce the birth of a son weighing 11 pounds on August 10 named James Herman Kyle
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Memphis
Tenn
David Calvin
the Baptist Hospital
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Mrs J A Yarbrough Improves After Operation
Mrs J A Yarbrough is dosing nicely at the Baptist hospital after a serious operation. Mr Yarbrough returned home here Saturday.
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The
Baptist Hospital
Yarbrough
Court Recessed For Election In Moulton Circuit Court
No session of the Circuit Court was held at Moulton today as the election recess began. Judge W. W. Callahan, overseeing the August term, spent the day in Decatur.
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Moulton
W. W. Callahan
Decatur
Towanda Woman Credits Lydia E Pinkham’s V Vegetable Compound
Mrs C B Jonxson of Webb Street Towanda Pennsylvania says she weighed only 89 pounds while working in a silk mill and grew weak. After using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound she began to gain weight and became healthy after two sons. She urges others to try the remedy.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
C. B. Jonxson
Webb Street
Pennsylvania
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