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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1935
Page
3
Paula hosts a bustling bridge game at her apartment as Scott hides a guilty night away. Dana awakens to find Scott missing and fears an indiscretion while he returns late, claiming he was with Paula. Torrid emotions and suspicions flare in a humid April night.
A registered pharmacist creates a multi ingredient formula to relieve most headaches quickly. Sold as B. C. in 10c and 25c packages at drugstores. Use B. C. during headache relief minutes for best results.
Dana confronts Scott after a night of alleged infidelity as Paula pulls him away from Richardsons’ party. Dana recalls leaving with Paula and Irene Winchester’s time, while Scott cuts off questions and withdraws in anger. The scene ends with Dana alone in a cold morning.
The Ryan school community hosts a lunch packing demonstration by a local agent while planning two new classrooms and an auditorium. Students discuss healthier lunch habits and slower eating, hoping to boost attendance and student health. A senior honor roll lists multiple students across grades. a December 26 box supper raises funds for the school. The library gains new books as Miss Jean Griffin returns after illness. The PTA meets as the Ryan basketball team defeats Eva 24 to 21 on Eva's court.
Dana watches Scott sleep fitfully on a cramped sofa and covers him with care. She expresses swift remorse and places a gentle kiss on his forehead before the scene continues.
John Ni hill aged 23 months swallowed a toy airplane when demonstrating to his brother. X rays confirmed the plane in his stomach. Doctors at City hospital say he is not in danger but will be kept under observation.
Washington report notes an upcoming January 25 speech by Alfred E. Smith at a dinner, with former Judge Charles A. Dawson and Lehigh economist Neil Carothers in attendance. The piece outlines political developments including Sen Schall’s death and Olson’s potential 1936 bid, Farley’s forecasts, Pinchot’s critique of work relief, Maverick’s take on Townsend pensions, and Borah’s GOP nomination prospects.
Eight persons recovered from injuries after a collision on the West Point highway six miles from Montgomery where a two year old child, daughter of Mrs Lillian Camp of Fairfax, was killed. Jim Bonner in the Camp car broke a hip and Mrs Camp was badly cut and bruised. The other car driven by Miss Addie Dixon of Opelika carried six occupants with lesser injuries.
General BPustoquio Gomez, cousin of Venezuela dictator General Juan Vincent Gomez, dies after being shot during an assault on the governor’s office. He died soon after. followers were imprisoned. Dictator-President Gomez died last Tuesday and was succeeded by Eleazar Lopez Contreras.
Mrs Amanda Dorman from Mantic Conn offers a 25 pound lollypop as a holiday gift. She notes the unusual size would suit someone with an extra large appetite and seeks a buyer willing to take on the giant candy.
Husky Bethlehem defeated Brigham Young University coeds in a cooking contest for batching students. His pudding won the judges votes.
The article notes Mary showing hundreds of tricks and honors for Mr and Mrs George C Johnson who reside at the Crawford home. It mentions a stroke for B O Boston in Birmingham and a year old event with attractive dining room decorations and refreshments at No 6.
Audubon society reports an eight bird census with 2771 birds observed. In Salt Lake City wintering birds number 56, including doves and quail in mixed coveys, with some unclear readings and notes on behavior.
A historical notice touts Virdol as a germicidal antiseptic healing oil found after twenty years of study. It claims rapid skin penetration to relieve rheumatism neuralgia headache lumbago and neuritis and urges readers to visit Goidel's to try it.
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