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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1923
Page
4
A reader offers kitchen tips for Kellogg's Bran with mon Kellogg's. Mentioned methods include sprinkling over hot or cold cereals and mixing with hot cereals before serving. Also notes two tablespoons per person and availability at grocery stores and hotels, with restaurant requests encouraged.
Friday social calendar and notes describe gatherings at Silk Stocking Club and Friday Thirteen group with Mrs. Garner Pride. Reports cover visits by Mrs. Eldridge and Miss Nina Eldridge, dinner by Mrs. Bailey, and upcoming trips to Birmingham. Several locals and guests are listed including Mr. Hicks, Mrs. Kimbrough, Miss Hammond, and others visiting or traveling.
Morgan County court adjourned after disposing of more than forty cases many tied to prohibition violations. Defendants included Outlaw Trimble convicted of vagrancy and sent to the mines, and Earle Wheeler sentenced to six months in the mines for prohibition offenses. Court to reconvene Monday in Hartselle with Judge William T. Lowe presiding.
M Caldwell returns from Bessemer as E C Hannah wills with family at Tann Herschel Rogers from Milligan College plans to visit his sister Mrs Willis Hughes. W R McCluskey travels to Sheffi. J Frank Ford, eight, ill at home. Clarence Bodemer visits the city. F A Bloodworth returns from Masonic Home trustees sessions in Montgomery. J L Draper Newt Thompson W R McCluskey and Ed Humphrey return from Montgomery grand lodge meetings.
Mrs Almer Carter of Cullman Alabama records four years of rheumatism without relief until Dr Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup eased her pain and restored function She notes multiple doctors and medicines but found cure with the syrup and urges others to try with refunds offered by the druggist advertising.
Earnst Hallam of Albion HK reports chronic malaria cured after doctors failed. He notes quick recovery after two bottles and credits the tonic for others including his brother and a boy named Ledfrey. The ad promotes plain chill tonic as arsenic free and Red Label with arsenic for other conditions, sold by Morris Urug Co.
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