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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1935
Page
6
Johnson, once linked to the Lindbergh case, now selling fruit in Oslo, denies involvement by the Hauptmann defense and says he has no relation to Betty Gow. He states he would testify if paid and claims only three people were in the Lindbergh home.
Article promotes Doan’s Pills as a remedy to cleanse kidneys and remove poisons. It asserts kidneys contain about 79 200 feet of tubules and compares daily urine to filtering four pounds of waste. Warns against habit forming drugs and urges using Doan’s for relief.
Dr. John F. Condon testified he delayed naming Bruno Hauptmann after recognizing him in a New York lineup. He cited the need for fair testing amid confusion and details from the Greenwich Street station encounter.
Baton Rouge citizens warn of bloodshed if Huey Long’s dictatorial laws are not repealed. The Square Deal Association demands a legislative session by January 16, urging O K Allen to act. Leaders vow large turnout and possible confrontation to force change.
The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club met at Mrs. Carl Patillo's home. Mrs. William Stuart was high scorer and won the prize. Chrysanthemums decorated the house and a salad course was served. Junior Culture Club hosted by Mrs. J. P. Simpson featured poems by Miss Josephine ene and a book review of Love and Bud by Rev. J. H. Chitwood. A lunch was served to thirteen members. Marie Stover cannot return to Alabama College due to flu. Mrs. W. P. Snuggs and two sons stay in Birmingham with Wayne ill from measles. Mrs. L. J. Ramage of Decatur visited Hartselle relatives. Spencer Burleson remains home with flu.
Illness grips Miss Iberta Bailey at Danville High School as teachers and pupils send wishes for her swift recovery. Mrs Howard Gibson takes a permanent teaching post replacing Miss Jo Anna Neill who resigned due to ill health. Danville boys face Lacey Springs in basketball at Lacey Springs Friday. Danville girls host Hartselle here on Saturday. all are invited.
In Chicago a judge kept alive a divorce case and ordered Joseph Kahovic to pay his wife $20 weekly alimony pending disposal, after his wife sought the sum. Kahovic reportedly admitted vanity influenced the alimony dispute and modestly replied that he is "good enough" to meet the higher amount.
The educator, calm and stoic, described a day on the stand amid a lengthy trial in Trenton. He thanked 46,000 former pupils and recalled urging a defendant to tell the truth as authorities called him away. He celebrated with a steak and eggs dinner after the session.
Huey P Long declared in Washington that Roosevelt policies fail and urged a populist program to tax fortunes above four million dollars and make every man a king. He framed his stance as a third year of economic gloom and attacked federal patronage and the administration.
Monticello Arkansas January 10 The Blue Rule administration of President Horsfall ends with his resignation after a year of student protests over curbed athletics dancing and locked dormitories At issue since March 300 students pressed for investigation and reform.
Miss Eva Berry state young people secretary will conduct a Leaders Institute at Southside Baptist Church Monday. The program aims to train church leaders and discuss youth work.
William Barton asserts a hen from West Lubec draws attention with exceptional traits. Neighbors report curiosity as the bird’s peculiar behaviors spark talk in the small Maine community.
Barn owner Barton tacked a photo of the Dionne quintuplets inside the hen house and watched a hen respond to the “power of suggestion.” The hen laid an unusually large egg ringed like Saturn, then produced three perfectly formed eggs in one stroke, delighting the observer.
Soothing ointment claims to melt in and kill the itch for rash tetter foot itch ringworm or eczema. Money back if the first jar fails.
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