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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1935
Page
3
Jo Darien witnesses Douglas Marsh invest in Crest Lake and plan a summer colony with several sailing sloops and speed boats for guests. He invites Jo to dinner after a lunch of catalog work, revealing his ambitious project and growing interest in her.
Jo questions a hidden message from Brown’s Marine Supply about Douglas Marsh and a dinner invitation. She wonders if the signal means Marsh is safe or if accepting would help the business. She does not want to mix work with dinners with customers.
An old advertisement claims Doan's Pills relieve backache leg pains fatigue and other kidney related symptoms. The copy targets long term kidney sufferers and urges purchase at drug stores. It cites Foster Milburn Co as the maker.
A lighted billboard in Buffalo's International League outfield flashed the word Beer forcing the lights to be turned off so players could not keep their eyes on the ball during the game.
Gov. Bibb Graves retained Bessemer attorney Alane Montgomery to press federal approval of the Birmingham industrial water project and the Florence bridge project. Rush, formerly with the Public Works Administration legal department, will represent the state in Washington.
An old remedy paste promises to cure itch rash tetter ringworm or eczema. It claims to melt and soak into skin to kill the itch with a money back guarantee if it fails.
Over 150 officers attended the Southeastern regional pistol tournament. A thief escaped with Sergeant Reynold's pistol, despite a large police presence.
Sheriff investigators traced a vehicle found near a road at Hobe Sound to a woman identified as Mrs Evarta. The narrative includes fragmented statements about a brother and a night spent near the scene, with references to a road patrol and an aged person. The report is incoherent and lacks clear names or dates.
An advertisement touts a tonic to combat tiredness and nervous weakness. It claims to restore energy, improve digestion, and back to normal health, promising a two week trial and widespread availability at drug stores.
A 1936 NEA Service caption notes Hidalgo and Allende as key early patriots in Mexico’s struggle for independence. It recalls Hidalgo’s initial efforts, Allende’s leadership, defeats, betrayals, and their ultimate capture and execution. The stamp commemorates their joint fight in 1810.
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