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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1936
Page
3
Ally's tale follows Ronnie hurt by Dana's desertion after she accepts Cyril Lancaster's fishing invitation. Paula hints at trouble, leaving Ronnie torn between resentment and sympathy. He heads to town for business, longing for a homecoming that may never come as Dana moves on.
Nancy visits Ronnie after his travels and is swept by his mansion like a travel substitute. He grows fond of the house and its memories while she admires its grandeur, yet her lingering solemn look hints at disillusionment as they part.
Mr. W. A. Lemons of Independence Virginia says Black Draught has stood by his family for twenty years as a reliable laxative. He uses it for headache dull feeling biliousness after heavy meals and sick headache. Thousands prefer its simple herbal formula for prompt relief from constipation.
In Cincinnati on January 3 AP reports Capt. Charles leading a growing posse of deputy sheriffs and residents to track a lion seen near Hamilton County. Reports say the creature leapt nine feet at times after a hog kill while clues suggest the hunt could expand with up to 100 joining, recalling a circus lion once loose at Terrace Park. An elephant was also sighted nearby.
The Last Word from Tulsa reports Judge A A Hatch in municipal court ordered Grace Carson to stop talking. She refused and was held in contempt for an hour before release.
Matron finds flattering lines in a versatile frock design from Anne Adams. The pattern fits sizes 16 to 44 and features a soft jabot collar and height-adding center panels. Available fabrics include cotton crepe silk and broadcloth. send 15 cents for pattern 2633 and order the Spring Pattern Book for 25 cents.
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