Mrs Jack Morris Visits Mrs Brock in Trinity
Mrs Jack Morris of Trinity is visiting Mrs S D Brock, staying as a guest.
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Jack Morris
Trinity
Mrs
S. D. Brock
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1930
Page
4
Average man prefers light dress in warm weather
The passage notes that in hot weather men favor removing coats and loosening collars rather than wearing summer attire, suggesting comfort and practicality drive dress choices during heat.
Investigations Jeopardize Tax Payers in Campaigns
Investigations prove costly to the taxpayer and become a significant talking point in campaigns for re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
No grand deeds seen as debtor faces multiple collectors
A person who has paid all debts on time is contrasted with another individual exhausted by negotiations with six debt collectors, highlighting differing financial pressures and consequences.
Decatur Garden Club Earns Compliments For Civic Work
A visiting guest praised Decatur and was invited to meet the Decatur Garden Club a small group of women civic workers. The club has aimed to wash Decatur's face and keep the city in good humor. Its efforts have been valuable and porters added activity of worth to Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Decatur Garden Club
Garden Club
Valley Favors Dam Number Three Route to Congress
The writer argues for Dam Number Three to be included in a federal bill to ensure the Tennessee Valley receives proper development. They urge action in Congress and presidential approval to realize the dam project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Congress
United States
Tennessee
Congress
Decatur Industries Glasses Through Hard Times
Unemployment fears in Decatur and nearby areas are unfounded. Census figures show most firms operating at top speed, contradicting talks of national slowdowns. The nation will not slow and expects increased speed in coming years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Usus
America
Counting Votes Seen As Indoor Sport By Some
A friend argued that vote counting is a popular indoor sport and not serious business. He believes the party with the greatest strength in the counting house wins elections, while others maintain most people are honest and elections remain fair.
Bee Line highway paving hoped despite county stance
The Daily urges action to pave the Bee Line highway and rely on officials keeping promises. The piece argues paving transcends single counties and reflects the state’s broader interests, urging representatives to act regardless of regional attitudes.
One-Cent Gasoline Tax Proposed to Aid Decatur City Projects
The Decatur Daily urges the city council to adopt a one-cent gasoline tax to fund a whiteway system street cleaning and to meet the annual school deficit. It argues the plan spreads cost across residents and could be enacted by ordinance and later repealed, with public approval and quick action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Ciy
Twenty Reasons Why Home Ownership Benefits Packaged
The National Association of Real Estate Boards argues for thrift and owning homes citing twenty reasons. Highlights include financial independence security equity credit peace of mind civic interest independence savings and potential income among others. It notes ownership offers permanence better furnishings and fewer restrictions than renting.
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National Association of Real Estate Boards
Half Slave Half Free Ocean Travel From Wotan To Deborah
Arthur Brisbane discusses modern travel and liberty themes touching on sea routes, cultural shifts, and the changing status of individuals across borders with a reflective, editorial tone. The piece situates historical myths alongside contemporary life, hinting at Mexico's divorce developments.
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Wotan
Deborah
Mexico
Prohibition Dominates New York New England Politics
Governor Roosevelt predicts prohibition as the defining issue this fall in New York and New England. The piece covers pro and anti prohibition currents, remarks by Ludendorff on Germany’s past, and New Jersey Senate race dynamics amid wet and dry sentiment.
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Roosevelt
New York
Boston
New England
Lincoln
New Jersey
Dwight W. Morrow
Mexico
Senate
College graduates urged to defend Republican administration name
A call urges graduates to apply theoretical knowledge to protect the prosperous image and legacy of the Republican administration.
Diversified farming boosts South Alabama progress over past cotton era
The piece notes how the cotton weevil spurred diversification, revealing South Alabama agriculture now surpasses North Alabama records in activity. It asserts Baldwin County leads state per capita farm income while Tennessee Valley counties dominate cotton production, highlighting paradoxes in income versus production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Alabama
Weevil
North Alabama
Baldwin County
Tennessee Valley
King George at 65 and royal duties amid wartime burdens
Sixty five yesterday King George remained in Buckingham Palace as the Prince of Wales led the dipping of the colors. The 80 year old Duke of Connaught stood vigorous, noting the king’s health is not typical for his age. Around him, his duties reflect wartime stress. Bishop James Cannon Jr. denounced a senate probe into his private affairs, saying it aims to impair his influence and disrupt his anti Smith activities. He appeared before the committee on crutches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Buckingham Palace
Prince of Wales
Duke of Connaught
Queen Victoria
James Cannon, Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Senate
Alfred B. Smith
Irish Free State to borrow 30 million for 1930 31
Dublin reports the government plans long term borrowing totaling 30 million dollars to cover the scheduled expenditures for the fiscal year 1930 31. The move aims to fund ongoing public programs and stabilize the budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Irish Free State
Surgical Exports Rise in First Quarter 1930
Exports of American surgical instruments and appliances in the first quarter of 1930 increased in value by about 4000 dollars compared with the same period in 1929, reflecting a modest growth in the sector headed by New York exporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atlantic coast air parade sets fuel and mileage mark
In Norfolk 140 planes of the battle fleet air craft squadrons used 43,500 gallons of gasoline and 1,700 gallons of oil. The event was the greatest air parade on the Atlantic coast, covering 1,200 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Seaboard
Battle Fleet
Atlantic
Stage Mothers Battle Sarcasm and Sacrifice
New York Day by Day notes stage mothers endure abuse and poverty in pursuit of their children's theater careers. Producers sneer at them while mothers sacrifice clothing, food, and other necessities. Despite hardships they accept the spotlight's shadow and remain in back of the scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eatons
Mary Doris
Pearl
Charles
Stage Mothers and Their Dramatic Sacrifices in Theatre History
The piece surveys stage mothers who push for their children’s fame, naming Mrs. Janis, Arlene Stone, and Dorothea Antel among others. It notes their devotion, long world tours, and personal sacrifices, contrasting with the era's economic uncertainties for performers and occasional grim venues on the Bowery.
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Dorothy
Will Rogers
Stone
Forest Hills
Marxes
Senator Keyes Takes Harvard Pride From Senate Seat
Washington Day Book profiles Henry Wilder Keyes 67 a Harvard athlete and NH senator who remained a devoted Crimson fan. Once captain of Harvard crew he still follows every Yale game and champions rural life, farming in New Hampshire and guiding locals to stay home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
United States Senate
New Hampshire
Henry Wilder Keyes
Henry W. Keyes
Sun Stroke and Heat Stroke How to Tell Them Apart
Sun stroke and heat stroke are caused by excessive sun exposure. Heat stroke victims run very hot while sun stroke victims collapse with cool clammy skin. Treatment differs: cool heat stroke, warm sun stroke. Prevention includes avoiding prolonged sun and wearing light porous clothing.
3 A DAY Bounteous and Chandlery Definitions
Aged lexicon entry defines bounteous as giving freely and liberally. Deport is described as banish exile or transport. Chandlery refers to a shop or warehouse where candles and related goods are sold or stored.
Decatur Merchants Promote Broad Service to 135000 Residents
Every Decatur merchant has a field for broad service in encouraging the trade of the 135,000 residents of the Decatur trade territory.
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Decatur
Decatur Industrial Payroll Nears Five Million Annually
Decatur reports an industrial payroll approaching 5 million dollars each year, indicating substantial employment and economic activity in the city’s manufacturing sector. Local factories and allied firms contribute significantly to the income tax base and regional commerce.
Office Cat and Bridal Thoughts Farce Jokes
A collage of jokes and witticisms about marriage gender roles and social mores. The humor ranges from advice to damsels to a reporter’s quips about a railway ticket office and a Scotsman’s pin. It reads as light verse and a string of one liners.
Faithful ancestors of scripture seek a heavenly country
The passage notes Sara conceived despite old age by faith, yielding a child. It describes Abraham’s descendants as numerous as stars and sand, all living by faith yet not receiving promises, craving a homeland and declaring themselves strangers on earth.
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Sara
Stinsons Return From Nashville Visit
Mr and Mrs O P Stinson arrived home Tuesday from Nashville where they spent several days with relatives L A Day superintendent of Albany Station of the Deegh post office is enjoying his vacation Mrs Burgess of Cornersville Tenn is visiting her daughter Mrs Macon Pearce on Fifth Avenue west Lost articles are quickly restored by classified ads
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O. P. Stinson
Nashville
L. A. Day
Albany
Deegh
Mrs. Burgess
Cornersville, Tenn
Macon Pearce
Fifth Avenue
West
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