Sargon praised by railroad man for restorative benefits
A well known Memphis area railroad agent, A R Scrages, reports long term digestive and nerve pain relief after using Sargon. He says prior to use he suffered chronic dyspepsia heartburn and insomnia and tried many medicines without improvement. He credits Sargon with restored sleep and reduced pain.
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Citigent
A. R. Scrages
Binghamton
Memphis
Tenn
Sues
Scott
Sargon
Trees on Market Here Early
Trees on Market Here Early are brought in only a few days before Christmas day. The note signals a seasonal rush as shoppers seek fresh greenery for holiday decorating and church services.
Commission Deals With Bus Drivers Action Under Act
The commission addresses issues involving bus drivers under the motor carrier vehicle act. It sets procedures the commission must follow and outlines responsibilities for enforcement and compliance.
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Motor Carrier Vehicle Act
Commission
marriage on the edge in a bold Cleveland tale
Byrd confronts pressure from husband Larry Brown ing over an expansion plan tied to Builders' Supply. He pursues funds from Byrd's father while the couple clash on bills, extravagance, and the risks to their marriage. Byrd plans to write her father as Pat questions money needs.
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Byrd
Larry Browning
Cleveland
Larry
Tiny
Fred Oberman
Jack
Margy Duncan
Chet Everson
India Campbell
Larrys
India
Pat
Lew
Shephnery
Lerty
Dad
Instructors Feature Recital at First Methodist Church
Professor Frank M. Church directed a recital with organ selections by Parker Dandrieu Harker Wagner Guilmant MacDowell and others. Miss Frances LeDoyt Yearley sang pieces by Puccini Sibella Deems Taylor Dell Acqua Molloy Stults Clifford Page and Bishop.
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Church
Miss Yearley
Prof. Church
Parker
Dandrieu
Harker
Wagner
Guilmant
Macdowell
Dubois
Ro- Deaner Shure
Sheldon
Flotow
Puccini
Sibella
Deems Taylor
Dell’ Acqua
Molloy
Stults
Clifford Page
Bishop
Daughter Assists Father in Sermon at Central Baptist
Dr James Allen Smith pastor of Central Baptist church assisted by Miss Sadie Smith will present an illustrated sermon next Sunday at 10 45 am The Lamps of Life aims to engage children and youth Every Sunday school member will be particularly interested The Sunday evening sermon topic is The Doom of the Damned
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James Allen Smith
Central Baptist Church
Sadie Smith
New Pastor Called for Athens Baptist Church
Dr J O Hill of Portland Tennessee has accepted the Athens First Baptist Church call and will arrive this week to preach next Sunday. The church has been without a pastor since Dr Allen S Cutts left for Montgomery. Hill had previously preached here at a special service and impressed the parishioners.
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Athens
Ala
J. O. Hill
Portland
Tenn
First Baptist Church of
Allen S. Cutts
Montgomery
Hill
Athens students perform at Alabama Federation meeting
Three Athens college students Miss Beth Tyler Miss Clara Copeland and Miss Virginia Caldwell appeared on the program of the district meeting held in Decatur on Thursday. Tyler offered piano solos Copeland played violin with Caldwell at the piano performing Raff Spinning Wheel Paderewskis Cracovienne Fantastique Kreisler Rondino Borowskis Adoration and Miss Tyler also played piano numbers. Alonzo Meek president of the Alabama Federation of Music Clubs visited the campus Thursday afternoon as guest of Prof Frank M Church. He departed Athens Thursday night for Selma after the Decatur meeting.
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Frank M. Church
Frances LeDoyt Yourley
Athens College
First Methodist Church
Florence Music Club
Alabama Federation of Music Clubs
Decatur
Beth Tyler
Clara Copeland
Huntsville
Virginia Caldwell
Westmorelan
Tenn
Raff
Paderewski
Alonzo Meek
Meek
Athens
Selma
Local Minister Grows Noted Celery in Manse Garden
Rev. Dan Johnson of Willoughby Presbyterian Church tends fine celery plants at the manse. He urges residents to choose proper locations for beds noting the soil here adapts well to celery and could yield good crops.
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Dan Johnson
Willoughby Presbyterian Church
Johnson
Presbyterian Manse
Decatur Promotes Home and Business Environs Slogan Ideas
The note suggests two strong slogans for Decatur focused on inviting home life and business vitality. Both phrases emphasize welcoming neighborhoods and a thriving commercial climate.
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Decatur
40 000 Bales Indicate Cotton Crop Size
Athens Alabama reports that about 36 671 bales of cotton had been ginned by December 1 with the season still strong. The crop nears the 1927 record of around 42 000 bales as daily marketing continues.
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Athens
Ala
Hayes Funeral Held in Athens Cemetery
William H. Hayes of Mooresville, son of the late Senator William N. Hayes, was buried in Athens cemetery Thursday afternoon. He lived most of his life in the county and is survived by his widow, one brother, and two sisters.
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Athens
Ala
William H. Hayes
Mooresville
Market Service Aims to Aid Alabama Farmers via Radio
Governor Bibb Graves plans to make market services available to all Alabama farmers by using radio broadcasts from Station WAPI in Birmingham. The service will help farmers place products in favorable markets and will operate from courthouses statewide starting January 1.
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Montgomery
Ala
Bibb Graves
Alabama
WAPI
Birmingham
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