Little. Girl Lost TEMPLE BAILE
Barney confronts Araminta about acting while she pursues an ambitious life. She declares a dream of fame, while he muses on his own path to public service and a future in law. He resolves to balance sentiment with duty as summer life deepens and Thaddeus calls him to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barkey
Araminta
Bay Cottage
Barney
Aunt Min
Minta
Jan
Thaddeus
Thaddeaus
Sane
Honety
Miss McBride
Hashi
When Your Daughter Comes to Womanhood
A reflective note urging parents to guide daughters toward happy healthy futures as they grow into wives and mothers, asserting gratitude follows from carrying and teaching with care.
Local Market Prices for Vegetables Meats and Poultry
Readable fragments show price ranges for collard greens carrots spinach and cabbage per dozen or per pound. Meats list native dressed beef and cow prices per pound with ranges. Poultry section lists hens on foot heavy and light, old fryers, spring fryers, ducks per pound with varying prices.
Birmingham Market Prices and Shipments Snapshot
Daily market notes from Birmingham show receipts across farm products including hay, corn, oats, cotton seed, potatoes, fruits, and poultry. Prices per carload and per ton cover hay, grain, and cotton seed with several items listed as steady or unchanged while poultry and eggs edged down slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Johnson Hay WU
U. S
f.C.b
Alabama
Stim son may be Henry Stimson successor in cabinet shift
Secretary of State Henry L. Stim son discusses international matters with possible successor Norman H. Davis of Geneva after a Roosevelt era cabinet visit. Nearby residents include F. D. Cross family in Courtland and numerous Cross and Goodwin relatives with local visits and illnesses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Stimson
Washington
Norman H. Davis
Geneva
Roosevelt
Pettusville Social Round Arrives With Visits And Illness
Mr. and Mrs. Knox Phillips and baby Ruby Jean spent Friday night with Raymond Brown and family. Miss Winnie Hargrove visited Mrs. Lola Pettus and family Thursday. Misses Eva May Hobbs and Annie Dungy visited Mrs. Edgar Adcock Thursday. Bernard Pier of near Good Spring Ala spent Thursday night with Stout Pettus. Mrs. James Hodges is indisposed. Millard Davis is sick at home. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Hodges and Mrs. Selvin Allen with daughters Virginia and Erlene spent Friday night with A B Hodges and family. Mrs Dave Wallace and Mrs Beulah con ed dann ey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Phillips
Ruby Jean
Raymond Brown
Winnie “Hargrove
Lola Pettus
Eva May Hobbs
Annie Dungy
Edgar Adcock
Bernard Pier
Near Good Spring
Ala
Stout Pettus
James Hodges
Millard. Davis
Luther Hodges
Selvin Allen
Virginia
Erlene
A. BE. Hodges
Dave Wallace
Beulah Eons
Dann
Sheriff Remembered as Loyal Prohibition Hero and Faithful Official
A religious tribute honors a county sheriff depicted as a devoted Christian, prohibition advocate, and steady public servant. The note praises his moral character, service in Morgan County, readiness for death in service, and belief that he is now with the Lord. It laments his absence in home, church, and community life while blessing his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Christ
God
Danville Juniors and Seniors Face Upcoming Games
Danville teams played two games with the Juniors losing by two points and the Seniors winning by 13. A large crowd saw the Seniors prevail 30 to 12 while the Juniors and Seniors had a 8 to 8 tie in another meeting. Fans expect more contests at home against rival teams Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Seth
Denville
Danville
Eva
Ryan
School News Recap Shows Health Return and Programs
Readers learn that most students are healthy and back in school, though some relocated from the community. Junior I and II grades presented a chapel program with songs, devotions, poems, and readings themed around Lee and Civil War era figures. The Better English Club featured song, Bible reading, a Washington versus Lincoln debate, and a story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Weaver
Lee
Dessa Thompson
Grant and
James Nix
Gwenell Balding
Agnes Smith
Lois Nunnley
Kate Smith
Washington
United States
Lincoln
School News of Natural Bridge Highlight Parent Education
The Moulton Heights Teacher Association held a meeting on Thursday evening focusing on Parent Education. Mrs. Mattie Sapp presented a report from the Alabama Parent Teacher on Teaching Children to Play Together. Mrs. Clara Puryear shared an article from Parent Magazine Five Rules for Happy Parenthood. Miss Annie Sue Smith and Mr. I. Napps led games and songs.
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Moulton Heights
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Temple Baile
Araminta Williams
Lydia E. Pinkham
H. O. Troup
Arkets
Decatur
Decatur Chamber of Commerce
Rys
Gillette Razors
F. D. Cross
Courtland
J. D. Re
Noah
Alfred Reeves
W. T
Winfred
F. B. Cross
W. T. Barnes
E. A. Goodwin
Edna Cross
Fred Terry
South
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Hoover
Muscle Shoals
Pettusville News
NEW Hope News
Mrs. J
Cross
Daisy Jost
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Bance Ereereen
School News OF
Natural Bridge
Turner
Coal & Grain Co
DR. Riggs
Riggs
Mab
Nungester Drug CO
Bank Street
Riggs Dental Laboratory, Inc
Orlando, Fla
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