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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1930
Page
4
The platform urges industry growth, stadium building, city auditorium for all citizens, a city parks system, and an agriculture market for the Tennessee Valley. It notes strong sentiment for community relief efforts during the cold wave before Christmas and calls for continued momentum.
The Alabama newspapers debate party lines as The Daily pledges to back democratic nominees next year while questioning the state committee action and urging party unity. Bill Baldwin of Alabama Power receives praise in Public Utilities Fortnightly for balancing public relations with transparency and broad state advocacy.
The Limestone Democrat in Athens and the Hartselle Enterprise in Hartselle show mechanical advances with double column editorial pages. The Democrat adopts a 12 cm column while keeping seven columns per page, and both papers upgrade type faces for easier reading as they celebrate local service.
A reflective piece argues that differences of opinion reveal deeper attitudes and duties, warning that separations are inevitable without unified action. It recalls Christ’s ministry, Moses leading Israel, and notes local praise for Kiwanis Christmas charities aiding 300 children in Decatur Alabama.
The article describes the small Irving Street Friends meeting that now serves the president. It notes seating limits, changes to avoid commercialism such as abolishing the collection plate, and the absence of a program or choir. Dr. Augustus Murray preaches a modern yet fundamental faith while aligning religion with science.
Samuel Goldwyn era tensions over actors on stage ease as Lily Damita and Evelyn Laye join Broadway engagements with Goldwyn support. Lois Moran pursues writing while Buddy Rogers prepares directorial work. Helen Johnson flies to studio summons as Marie Dressler recalls her dramatic rise. A canine star Mutt endures fame from The Crows to Big Boy comedies and the talkie era.
A 1938 column by Senator Royal S. Copeland advocates health as a core asset, stressing mind body harmony and public health care. It blends reflections on New Year’s resolution with health Q and A guidance on eyestrain sugar disorders weight and diet.
Old friends recall Rose Coghlan the famed actress of Belasco and Wallack era. She left the stage nine years ago and now lives in retirement at St. Vincent's Retreat Harrison New York. Her daughter sorts keepsakes while visitors send good wishes. King Edward praised her before she left London.
Miss Jemima McCalla spends the week with her aunt Mrs. Neely Pride in Tuscaloosa. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Jones went to Atlanta to visit relatives for a few days. James King left for Birmingham Southern College after holidays at home. Miss Blanche Yarbrough of Huntsville visited Mrs. Hubert Aycock.
On a wintry day he visited Chelsea to the red brick hotel on Twenty third street that endures as the final trace of Little Old New York while development sweeps away other historic spots.
In Mt Moriah Lawrence County Walter Mordice is in a very serious condition after suffering heart attacks. Word comes from friends noting his critical health and urging concern.
The Tennessee river was rising this morning with a stage of 9.4 feet shown on gauges. Flood warnings indicate higher levels possible as waters advance upriver.
The weather bureau reported a maximum temperature of 46 degrees and a minimum of 26 degrees to seven o'clock this morning.
In the Irish Free State 85 people earn more than 50 000 annually while 707 individuals exceed 10 000. A super tax is applied to those over 10 000.
Commenting on fickle audiences, the piece notes they dislike old women yet the actress remained in the production as friends offered support, turning initial rejection into a quiet triumph.
A humorous collage of aphorisms and gags on cheer and personality. Jokes touch relationships work ethics and social quirks, with lines about smiling to open doors, a witty quip on marriage money, and playful jests about politics morals and fashion.
The list showcases three terms with brief definitions. A recluse defines solitary living, Keratol denotes a hard surfaced artificial leather, and a contusion refers to a bruise or injuring impact from a blow.
The passage records Jesus asserting unity with the Father and performing works that confirm his divine authority. After evading capture, he withdraws beyond Jordan where John had preached and many believe, recognizing John’s testimony as true.
No captains will be elected to lead Kansas athletic teams at the University of Kansas. An honorary captain will be chosen in each sport after the season, and coaches will name a leader for each game. Maintain well kept premises to please visitors.
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