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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1968
Page
15
A question answer feature explains why certain fabrics such as wools silks satins and velvets require dry cleaning. A 19th century Paris plant started the method. early solvents included turpentine and modern practice uses synthetic solvents to dissolve greases and dirt then evaporate, with a spotter and pressing to finish.
A humorous exchange features a father asking if the cat was put out. The son replies asking whether the cat is on fire, highlighting playful miscommunication.
A mother scolds the salad for poor taste and questions washing. The daughter replies she washed the lettuce and even used soap, revealing a clash over food safety in a domestic quarrel.
A yearbook puzzle notes the word drama derives from the Greek term meaning draw and perform. It explains how the stage sense evolved from ancient roots to describe acting on stage. Today’s winner is Kevin Kiblinowski from Cheektowaga New York.
The famous Alamo in San Antonio Texas takes its name from the Spanish alamo meaning cottonwood tree that once grew on the site.
May 1968 ordinance amends zoning map changing area along 16th Avenue SE from R-2 Residential to R-4 Residential. Florence Adams city clerk records the modification, effective after publication.
English poet John Milton wed Mary Powell in 1643. The couple soon separated that year and Milton published four controversial pamphlets defending divorce, signaling a heated defense of marital breakdown.
Public notice outlines a proposed amendment to the Code of Decatur Alabama and Zoning Map to be considered by the Board of Commissioners at 10:00 A.M. on June 18, 1968 in the Mipal Building. A map of proposed boundary changes is available in the Planning Office for review.
Notice is given that a proposed amendment to the 1956 Code of Decatur Alabama will be considered by the Board of Commissioners. The public meeting is at the Municipal Building Decatur at 10:00 AM on June 18, 1968. All persons may attend.
Notice invites general contractors to bid on drawings and specifications for a project at 1606 Church Street SE Decatur Alabama. Bids require a certified check or bid bond of 5 percent, refundable upon return of plans in good condition within ten days after bid opening. Owner may reject any or all bids and waive informalities.
An advertisement lists pricing for cards of thanks and memoriam notices. Rates: five words per line or four words in all caps. Minimum charge $1.50.
Authorized notices paid for by the undersigned candidates urging votes in the 2nd Democratic Primary on June 4 1968. The statement stresses campaign spending and voter influence without detailing candidate names or specific platforms.
Lost caller reports a lady's gold Omega watch with inscription on the back reading bowl Classics 1964. Reward offered. Contact 1353 9292 with details.
A jumble of campaign declarations for Justice of the Peace and Morgan County offices, plus notices from Decatur residents H G Hunter and Wadsworth, and personal ads including dance school offerings and a ride request. Also lines about relatives search and debt liability statements.
Sealed bids will be received at the office of the City Superintendent of Riverside building in Wilson Decatur Alabama until 2 00 P M CDT Thursday June 6 1968 for heating equipment. Construction must be substantially completed.
Athens and Lovell advertise lawn mower and roto-tiller repair services with contact numbers for James and a representative. Includes multiple phone listings and a note about being bonded and insured.
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