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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1924
Page
4
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A customer testimonial extols Black ir as a laxative used for three years describing relief from stomach discomfort and constipation. The speaker notes a friend and a doctor both benefited, praising how the product stimulates the bowels and liver to expel poisons naturally.
Tanner News B. b. Peck arrives home with a saddle horse that won several prizes in the contest. Mrs. George Cox returns from Athens and visited her niece Miss Garner who has a broken limb from an automobile accident. Mrs. Robert Kelly is at home after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Sandlin.
Misses Florence and Frances Daugherty Evelyn Hull and Janie Ellis Strong of Stewarts Cross Roads were guests of friends here Wednesday.
Miss Dorris Ferguson of Ardmore is the guest of Miss Florence Daughtit. Mr Waldo Wynne of Elkton Tenn visits his daughter Mrs Knox Biles. Mrs Wilbur Hull guest of Mrs Luke Pryor Harris Station. Misses Mamie Nichols and Emily Lyle return Friday from Albany with Mrs T B Woodard. Nichols Jr motored to Twin Cities and Hartselle advertising Kill-O-Mite. Mrs Ben Pettus of Birmingham guest of sister Mrs G M Hall. Robert Nichols and Wm Lyle attend dance at Athens Thursday.
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Society page lists events for Thursday including a shower for Miss Thelma Morrow at 3 p.m. hosted by Mrs. George Jackson and a bridge party honoring bride elect Miss Carolee Speake hosted by multiple hosts at the Saunders home. Friday features Canal Street Book Club and Friday Thirteen events with Mrs. J. Y. Hamil among organizers.
A prenuptial bridge party hosted by Mrs. R T Sheppard and Mrs C L Saunders at Mrs Saunders Grant street home honored Miss Alice Hatton and Miss Carolee Speake with elegant roses and sweet peas. Guests wore stylish gowns and corsages while a late afternoon spread featured pink wedding bell ice cream and miniature bridal bouquets as souvenirs.
Mrs J W Boggess hosts guests at Jackson Street home with Dorothy Perkins roses in baskets. Mrs Schimmel wins high score. Mrs Clark takes booby prize. An ice service closes the games as several local residents visit Birmingham and nearby towns.
Traffic manager R. B. Stringer of Southern Bell left for the Tri Cities after a local office visit. Earl Calvin Jr visits his grandmother in Athens and dr Goodwin of Motile will visit his daughter in town. Dr Goodwin and Earl Calvin Jr will travel back together after a month. D F Green, secretary of the state Baptist convention, visited his brother J H Green yesterday. G F Day of Como is visiting his brother W H Day and other kin. H D McClusky and family of Pine Bluff are visiting E W McCluskey.
Glenn Hunter argues photoplay acting demands stricter technique than stage work. He says success relies on facial expression and body gesticulation not mere naturalness, noting actors must cultivate expression and exaggeration like art forms. He discusses his experience and the two day Fate theater run.
Mrs. Fisher of 782 West Asheville North Carolina credits Tanlac with curing nervous indigestion that nearly caused a collapse. She recalls dramatic recovery in energy and appetite after taking Tanlac and says she uses it to stave off feeling run-down. Tanlac and Tanlac Vegetable Pils are advertised as remedies.
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