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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1932

Page

8

Gandy's Cove News Visitors and Guests Report

Local column notes visitors from Dallas Denver Moulton and nearby areas. Families and friends share weekend stays and Sunday visits as residents travel to Piney Grove Hamby's Chapel Enon Hartselle and nearby towns.

Mim. O. B. Neill Adolphus Black An Havel Earl Edna Thompson Piney Grove Mike Martin Billy Dallas Texas L. G. Rea Wilbur Turney Giles Phillips Ralph Rea Denver Colo Dumas Moulton G. M. Dumas Tennis Tidwell W. T. Lowe J. C. Tidwil Thelma Holmes Hamby’s Chapel Francis Kelly C. D. Patterson Elbert Patterson L. A. Neill

Teachers and visitors gather around Lawrence County High

Miss Clyde Simily from St Claude and Miss Sera Blair from Hartselle visit and take teaching posts at Lawrence County High. Rev C E Kirby and family return from Birmingham. Miss Myrtle Littell from Memphis visits. Lyndon Almon of Texas stays with his parents. Several teachers from Athens Birmingham join the Lawrence County High staff.

Clyde Simily St. Claude Fia C. E. Kirby Birmingham Sera Blair Hartselle Moulton Lawrence County High School Clarice Griffin Minnie Francis Lewis Willie Crawford Myrtle Littell Memphis Lyndon Almon Texas Sam Almon Margaret Ross Athens Lilian Cribbs

Wall Street Doubts Hoover Plan Driving Business Abroad

Central Press reports Wall Street frets that government led conferences on boosting business may push toward socialization, with critics fearing loss of individualism and an overreach of state control. Economists warn against returning to 1928 and urge modern, bottom‑up plant innovation to revive trade and employment.

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Vitamin content in canned foods explained by Dr Clendening

Dr. Logan Clendening explains preserving effects on vitamins. Vitamins A D G C vary by method with vacuum canning reducing loss. home canning retains some C. If all C were lost, an orange daily could compensate. Commercial methods minimize oxidation. canned produce often keeps vitamins near those in raw foods.

Logan Clendening Pe Deen

Woman recants confession in Liberty murder case

Nellie Kumler 36 of Liberty Ind. repudiates an earlier police confession claiming she killed Eleanor Alderson in self defense and shifts blame to Guy Gunsaulie as sheriff Ellison points to the grave where Alderson was found.

Eleanor Alderson Guy Gunsaulie Nellie Kumler Liberty Ind Gunsaulie

Lee Tracy and Ann Dvorak Star in The Strange Love of Molly Louvain

Lee Tracy and Ann Dvorak headline the Princess release The Strange Love of Molly Louvain Tracy returns to film after Broadway success playing a fast moving newspaper reporter Dvorak stars in her first role since The Crowd Roars with Cagney I mpressive supporting cast includes Kibbee Fenton McHugh Knapp Gordon Doran and Alexander

Lee Tracy Ann Dvorak Molly Louvain Princess Theatre Tracy New York Front Page Hildy Johnson Ang Dvorak James Cagney Guy Kibbee Tramp Douglas Fairbanks, Jr Leslie Fenton Hollywood Frank McHugh

Weevil Display Highlights Cotton Infestation In Valley

W J Duncan Jr, a cotton buyer, reports limited Valley infestation this year though early counts show weevils at 70 in a Hartselle farm visit. The cotton appears healthy but damage from the pests is evident and could shorten the Valley drop this season.

W. J. Duncan, Jr Hartselle

Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Declares Benefits

An old advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a remedy to cleanse the liver and bile flow without calomel. It claims the product releases bile, eases constipation, and improves digestion, urging readers to ask for the red labeled pill. The 1931 Carter-Mott Co. notice targets general readers in need of digestive aid.

Carter C. M. Co

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