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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1929
Page
15
Health Officer Dr H C McRee notes a comparative mild flu has appeared in Oregon County this fall and winter. He urges avoiding crowds, ensuring fresh air, and boosting resistance to ward off illness.
The new experimental farm and agricultural sub station for the local school on the south Athens property is nearing rapid completion. The buildings should be ready for occupancy by Christmas and will host all equipment of a modern experimental farm.
Special report notes Rev Elmo Clair and family moving from Mount Home to Illinois where Rev Hadley begins a traveling mission through the northern arches directing religious outreach and settlement efforts.
Limestone County reports the death of Mrs. Oat Wyner who died in Ardmore after an illness. Funeral services were not announced.
A 1929 essay by Roy al S Copeland links neatness to work efficiency and personal health. It argues tidy appearance signals character and ability, citing employers who favor clean, well groomed individuals. It extols modern facilities for cleanliness and public health.
Bids on the citys 360000 worth of refunding bonds will be opened by the Board of Mayor and Aldermen in regular session on Thursday evening November 19. Notice of the sale appears elsewhere in The Daily this afternoon and it is expected many splendid bids will be submitted by leading financial concerns.
The note states that letterheads and envelopes are produced at The Daily, indicating in house printing capabilities for stationery.
A grand announcer describes a floating aerial circus with dazzling feats and crafted to perfection. John and Peggy witness the air spectacle, buy concert tickets, and depart in their planes as the Little Black Clock hints at future adventures.
The Ohio River honors Dr. R. M. Kendall of Louisville Kentucky with the title commodore by Governor Sampson. Kentley now expands rank to commodore along with 400 honorary colonels and admirals.
A brief notice reports Laven Richardson critically ill with pneumonia on December 7 and notes concern among friends as his condition remains unstable.
Arthur Mack Campbell and Miss Bertie Speegle of Decatur Route 3 were issued a marriage license in the local record.
Chief of Police C. M. Riggsbee told a Daily representative that two extra patrolmen authorized by the Board have not yet been named. He added that the two will be assigned to night duty in a few places to bolster Decatur’s force while awaiting further assignments.
An advertisement promotes Kruschen Salts as a fat loss aid. It claims the product provides six mineral salts to restore organ and nerve function, enabling bowel and kidney waste removal. A daily half teaspoon in hot water is suggested, with a promise of fat loss within three weeks, increased energy, clearer skin, and brighter eyes, backed by a money back guarantee from Decatur Drug Co.
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