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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1938
Page
6
Exposed Ears Should Be Rouged outlines fashion tips on shaping ears with rouge and hair to flatter or minimize ear size. It covers partial rouging for large ears, delicate shell-pink hues, hair arrangements, and suitable earrings, urging concealment if ears are poorly shaped. Editor notes invite readers to request beauty pamphlets and answer questions.
Mrs. J. W. Blair left Thursday for Nashville after visiting her daughter Mrs. FE M Chenault. Mrs. R. R. Banks is up again after flu. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Shepherd and baby are at home in Cornelian Court Apartments. Mrs. J. B. Bucher is ill at her daughter’s home. Friends of Mrs. Ellen Brothers will regret to learn that she is...
Governor Bibb Graves proposed a dual election on April 26 to fill the second district congressman seat and to elect Lister Hill as Hugo Black’s Senate successor. Hill resigned to accept the Senate appointment and was elected Jan. 4 in a special primary. The plan aims to save state money and still allow primaries.
The Alabama Bridge Commission authorizes negotiations to finance a bridge from Mobile to Dauphin Island. Commission secretary M C Giles says E Roy Albright of Mobile has authority to negotiate construction. State highway officials later announced paving of the mainland has been agreed.
A short notice offers a small bottle Sorbol Quadruple for thyroid relief. It urges applying twice to relieve goitre and invites inquiries to Dillehay Brothers, Druggists. Mrs Ola B Shaw of Waterloo Alabama testifies she was relieved three years ago.
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