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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1930
Page
2
Decatur visitors and other Alabama motorists flock to Nashville to view the expanding highway system. Weekend tourists are drawn by the growing car traffic and the sight of Alabama tagged vehicles in Tennessee.
A North Carolina druggist offers a new combination branded B C that, in three minutes, bellyaches any headache neuralgic or rheumatic pain. It promises immediate relief and nerve calming effects with no mood drop and is advertised as harmless this 10c to 25c preparation available at drug stores and soda fountains.
A rain wind and hail storm near Moulton Alabama damaged the Wren school house, mainly roof loss in one room, destruction of part of a flue, and a broken window. Repairs are to be arranged by the county superintendent with insurance through the state board of administration. Hail also damaged nearby corn and cotton. trees were toppled by winds.
A. C. Bailey of the Morgan County Buick Company will depart for Birmingham to inspect the 1931 eight cylinder Buick. Buick will soon announce the new models to the public.
Guests of the Decatur Rotary club at its meeting Monday included Mr. Constance of New Orleans and Early Phinizy.
Estelle confronts Ivan about their past affair and demands freedom and support, while Clara Dee arrives for a hollow supper with Ivan. He offers money and a future he won’t promise, while Estelle’s anger flares over unmet vows as the plot thickens around love, money, and control.
Clara Dee confronts Van in a tense dining room moment as she weighs how to handle a camouflaged trap disguised as a friendly studio dinner. She fears anger and fright yet senses a deeper, unsettling dynamic about desire and control in their exchange. (TO BE CONTINUED)
A 21 foot motor boat owned by Russell Covey and Dick Wright disappeared on the Tennessee River Sunday. The owners reported the loss today.
The music school directed by Prof. Burgess at First Christian Church draws growing attention with strong enrollment as the project remains in progress.
Judge James E. Horton of Athens was in Decatur this morning on a business mission.
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