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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1933
Page
3
Eve and Dick stay a week at the Hotel Miramar and plan dinners in fine clothes. Eve relishes luxury while Dick insists on a shared budget and building savings, altering her view of their two incomes and future home.
Stop Chills and Fever. Malaria causes shivering and fever. Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic provides quinine to kill the infection and iron to rebuild blood. It relieves malaria symptoms and serves as a general tonic for all ages. Pleasant to take and harmless. Get a bottle at any store.
Eve Bayless and Dick discuss fair sharing in a marriage while seeking a carefree life. They spot Theron Reece at the Hotel Miramar and Eve fears his growing interest as she plans to find a new apartment with Dick. Reece’s gaze hints at trouble as the scene ends with Eve's uneasy exit.
Mrs Emma Aldridge of Somerville route four traveled to Decatur on a business mission Saturday.
Sheriff Bud Davis came back from Moulton on Monday afternoon after attending sessions of the Lawrence Circuit court.
Twelve years ago authorities awaited a repeat of holdups after payday but no robberies were logged this morning. The Central Labor Union set August 30 as the next meeting date. A horn tied down on a car in transit from Michigan caused earlier emery reports. Mrs. O Kyle visits Opelika and Miss Edith Goodman visits Akron and Athens Ohio.
Travel continued heavy this weekend as visitors take advantage of unusually low rail rates.
Jack Smith of Mooresville a senior at Vanderbilt University Nashville Tennessee left this week for Chicago Illinois where he is sent as a delegate from his fraternity to attend the World Fair.
The list shows varied produce prices including Irish potatoes up to 1.50 per 100 pounds, turnips by bushel or dozen, fresh greens like kale and collards, cabbage at 9 cents per pound, carrots cucumbers okra tomatoes and corn priced per unit, and poultry items such as hens and fryers listed by weight.
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