Rumor Claims Groom Arrived Late At Wedding
Report notes the groom attended but was not prominent, allegedly elbowed into a corner behind some palms amid wedding bustle. No scandal confirmed. witnesses vary on exact timing.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1915
Page
3
Report notes the groom attended but was not prominent, allegedly elbowed into a corner behind some palms amid wedding bustle. No scandal confirmed. witnesses vary on exact timing.
A witty exchange between two figures labeled as Fred and gene, debating character and image. The dialogue hints at social scrutiny and the pressure to maintain a public persona. The tone is sharp, witty, and lightly satirical.
A terse exchange mocks a husband’s hesitation to let his wife vote. The husband’s sneer contrasts with a wife’s potential, revealing tensions about suffrage and domestic authority in a clipped dialogue.
Decatur mayor plans to issue a holiday fireworks order this week. Fireworks stands are going up and merchants stock up as police designate safe areas for firecrackers torpedoes sky rockets and other devices. City ordinances already regulate sizes and charges of fireworks within the fire limits from Lee Street to the river and Canal Street to McCartney Street.
A playful exchange notes affectionate lines about Spooner and Mooner offers cautious counsel. The Peach and Apple imagery signals a pairing theme with light humorous tone.
Sugar prices surged as growers shifted from sugar beets to cane amid changing farming fortunes. The shift signals broader agricultural disruption and market pressures affecting producers and consumers.
A sympathetic driver offers help to a man trapped under a car. The driver asks for a lifter as the car’s jack fails to function. The exchange highlights practical roadside improvisation and a quick wry reply from the man beneath the vehicle.
A sharp exchange notes a man wearing a wrist watch on his ankle. The retort suggests such a person lacks brains to pay his share.
Gladys asks which of the young men she would meet owns cars and remarks she endorses a new science of preparedness. The dialogue hints at social arranging and readiness in a cautious, era-specific tone.
A garbled OCR fragment asks about the old and ugly chorus of a musical comedy and then oddly cites a nonsensical line about a path test the seach crop. The readable text provides no clear names, dates, or events.
A brief chatty note captures a playful exchange about exhausted first editions and generosity among friends with light humor and social banter.
The Ladies Benevolent Society Board acknowledges numerous donations to the Benevolent Hospital including sweet potatoes honey and fabric gifts from listed neighbors and organizations. Linen Shower items and monetary gifts are recorded with totals and notes on a rescheduled shower due to bad weather.
Guy Echols is at Valdosta on business. Barrett Shelton is on the sick list. James Walker of Montecello was weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Odom. A Thomason confined at home ill. Harold Gray spent weekend in Memphis. John M. Minor Jr convalescent after illness. H T Gill able to be out after illness. John Minor of Florence visited relatives in Decatur. J S Davis of Trinity was in Decatur today.
A turkey and birthday dinner will be hosted by Miss Groenendyke and Mrs. Payne of Westminster Presbyterian Church in the Wassault building on Thursday December 9 from 5 30 to 9 p m with meals at 36 cents per plate. The usual holiday articles will be on sale and rooms open at 2 o'clock for fancy work. D 4-5t
A dialog speculates on whether bleaching hair can drive people mad. The man mentions several fellows who are “crazy over bleached blordes” and agrees it could be true.
Mrs. J. W. Higdon entertained her music class and friends Saturday at Second Avenue studio. Performances included pieces by Lawson Nebrig Chenault Spaulding and others, followed by an ice course. Announcements note Mildred Baird and L. W. Borton marriage in Cres ton Ohio with arrival expected later week.
Mrs. Brentz Preuit was reelected president of the Woman's Missionary Society with a full slate of officers elected for the coming year. The meeting included an after noon study on holding Institute led by Mrs. John L. Proctor, social hour and remarks on members' health and travel.
A festive verse urges readers to buy Red Cross seals for letters this Christmas season. It highlights using a seal on each correspondence to feel better and support the brother's appeal.
Alabama Power Company files to condemn and acquire lands in Morgan County Alabama for twenty five foot wide rights of way to erect tower pole and wire lines for electric power. The notice names H J Clendenon Watt Blackwell and Hattie Smith as owners and sets a hearing for December 27 1915 at 10 00 a m before Judge WM E Skeggs.
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