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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1935
Page
3
Anne Adams presents pattern 2053 for a slip ideal under summer dresses with straps in one piece for stability. The skirt features a double section for shadow proofing, fabric options include silk crepe or rayon, sizes 14 through 48, with illustrated sewing instructions and a price of 15 cents for pattern.
About 150 underprivileged children in Athens Alabama received winter clothing from a committee of local merchants. A separate Christmas donation will supply 64 students with milk for just over two months, aiding school authorities in ensuring regular attendance.
Mussolini serves as premier and controls seven cabinet portfolios while six ministers still hesitate to approve. The statement suggests unsettled loyalties within the Italian government as officials weigh their support.
Baptist Missionary Society circles met at the church for the regular monthly program led by Mrs. Stewart with the theme The Banner of the Cross in the Land of Our Lord. The Methodist group postponed a joint meeting due to bad weather and several locals were noted visiting or traveling for medical care and college visits.
A collage of quips and banter about marriage jealousy hats work and thrift in a humor sketch. Remarks poke at spouses millennials and social pretensions with witty one liners and wry observations. The piece ends with a telegram prompt as a punch line.
In Omaha Nebraska on January 23 a husband calmed his wife after she misplaced their wedding and engagement rings during a bath for their three week old infant. The rings were set on cotton but were later destroyed when cotton was tossed into a furnace. A recovery effort failed.
A collection of quick dialogue snippets covers money tips court ethics and family plans. A persistent lawyer presses a case while a hotel asks about calls. A joke about changing the GOP to a cat adds satire. A fiancé reassures a father with a son in law follow up. The line about to boot lands as a final barb.
Germany will receive the Saar only if the region is demilitarized, with Berlin asserting it can enforce the demilitarization even if it requires a large force to do so.
Senate yesterday passed the hot oil bill and defeated the world court. The finance committee heard Senator Wagner explain the social security measure while Ways and Means continued hearings on economic security. The $4,880,000,000 jobs relief bill advanced under a gag rule.
Colleen Moore stars in a period costume film at the Capitol as Hester Prynne in Nathaniel Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter. The drama centers on a young woman shunned for loving a minister, her secret lover, and the minister's vengeful pursuit with her husband returning to confront the truth.
Governor Merriam unveiled a broad plan to reform California government aiming to balance a roughly 95.6 million dollar budget by increasing taxes. He proposed an income tax and a 1 percent rise in the 21 to 22 percent sales tax, plus unemployment relief funded by the new revenue. He also backed state acquisition of privately owned water and power utilities.
Athens Alabama January event names D L Rosenau Jr as general for Limestone county ball for the President. Committees arrange orchestra and venue for a local ball with entertainment for all. Proceeds split seventy percent to local paralysia work and thirty percent to the Warm Springs Foundation.
Watertown Wisconsin on January 23 reports Mayor Charlies Lutovsky, though ill with influenza, went to City Hall for business before a physician ordered him back to bed. He told aides he could go out only when permitted.
The official did not offer concrete proposals but stated that after federal meat insurance and old age pension programs are completed, he will submit his recommendations in a special message to the legislature. This outlines a forthcoming domestic policy agenda without current specifics.
A period ad promotes Bayer Aspirin as a fast way to ease cold aches and pains. It claims tablets dissolve instantly and gargle use leaves no gritty residue, urging buyers to choose genuine Bayer products and avoid substitutes.
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