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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1929

Page

5

Heart Deaths Top U S Causes in 1928 Records Show

The Commerce Department report shows 1,378,675 U S deaths in 1928 with heart complaints leading all causes at a rate of 12.0 per 100 000. Pneumonia and other diseases follow as major killers with automobile accidents rising from 1927 figures. Death rates declined for tuberculosis and several childhood diseases while railroad and mine accidents also fell. The table lists death counts and rates across categories.

Qheemoron D. C Department of Commerce United States Renee Tenervean McCco Auto

Marriage License Issued to Belew and Grizzard

George Belew and Miss Leala May Grizzard of Somerville have been issued a marriage license. Franklin, a state dairy inspector who had been in town for the past two or three days, departed this morning for Huntsville.

Huntsville U. D. Franklin George Belew Leala May Grizzard Somerville

State Forests See Increased Attention Across States

A Birmingham report notes that state forestry legislation in the past year shows greater focus on development and extension of state forests. Legislation on forest taxes and fire protection was enacted or strengthened in several states. Mississippi and North Carolina removed limits on federal land acquisition for national forests, while Missouri passed enabling legislation for limited federal land purchases.

Birmingham Ala Forest Service Mississippi North Carolina Missouri

Howard Glee Club Opens December 12 Under James Yarbrough

Howard Glee Club opens December 12 with a semi classical and popular music program directed by James Yarbrough. The ensemble features a male chorus and will perform on a steamer of the French Line as part of a state tour beginning with a first road trip to other towns and cities in the state. The club’s February home appearance precedes the state tour with a renewed schedule.

James Yarbrough

Major Tupper Takes Command Of Alabama Reserves

Major Tupper is in charge of reserves in Alabama as inspector instructor succeeding Col Thomas 8 Morman, transferring to Nebraska reserve work. He arrived in Birmingham on the 23 from Fort Brady Sault Ste Marie Michigan and will serve as executive officer of the 345th Infantry Organized Reserves.

Alabama Thomas 8. Morman Nebraska Birmingham Fort Brady Sault St. Marie Michigan 345Th Infantry

J T Norris Reported Seriously Ill at Albany Home

Word spread that J T Norris of route four Albany is seriously ill and at home. Friends and neighbors await further health news as the condition is described as serious.

J. T. Norris Route Four Albany

Fountain Of Youth Lies In Canebrake Golden Anniversary

Four couples celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversaries in Canebrake. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Pitts, Mr. and Mrs. James A. Rankin, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hudson, and Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Fox were honored by their children and grandchildren.

Fountain of Youth Canebrake Dave Pitts James A. Rankin Charles Hudson L. S&s. Fox

Two trunk line railways ease distribution at Decatur

Two trunk line railways make distribution an easy matter to and from Decatur, linking the city to major markets and improving transportation logistics for local industry and commerce.

Decatur

Winter Quarter Opens at Athens College 1929 30

The winter quarter at Athens College begins the 1929 30 term with new courses including a class on ethical character taught by Dean William H. Barnard. Exams from December 6 conclude on December 9 and holidays suspend classes until January 3, 1930.

Athens College William H. Barnard Department of Education

Relief From Constipation Promised By Rexall Tablet

A Battle Creek physician says constipation causes great misery but Rexall Orderlie offers relief. The tablet draws water into the colon to soften waste and stimulate a gentle movement without habit or dose escalation. Chew Rexall Orderlie at night for a bright tomorrow. 24 for 25c at Rexall Drug Stores.

Battle Creek Rexall Ure Rexall Rexall Drug Store

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U. S Pendriti Stanch Santa SELEC Griffins Howard Glee Club Major Tupper Decatur Merchants Goodrich Tires Lee and Oak Sts Eveready Prestone Free Road Service Select Tire Service, Inc KE. W. Kennedy Decatur, Ala
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