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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1934
Page
3
Mark and Vanya debate morals while ashore on a reef. He recalls her earlier ideals and protects a helpless turtle, contrasting New England rigidity with freedom found in action. Their brewing conflict deepens as Vanya questions trust and truth.
Bob Goode, a rancher and legislator in Alabama, chaired the 1923 joint agricultural committee that authored the state's agricultural code. He built timber lands, ran a herd of epileptic goats after Auburn research, and leads the Alabama Fox Hunters and Alabama Coon Hunters associations. Married to Grace Pugh, with three children, he is remembered as a practical dirt farmer who influenced state agriculture policy.
Fragments describe repeated kidney tube washouts and ongoing discomfort from a tank burn. Readers note frequent medical treatments and seek relief for persistent pain and irritation.
Bob Goode, named to oversee Alabama farming policy for four years, is introduced as a dedicated farmer who studied advanced agriculture and aims to modernize Alabama agriculture. He was born Robert James Goode in Prairie, Alabama, 46 years ago and moved with his father to pursue farming.
The young men's class of St Johns church school meets each Sunday at 9 45 a m. Maynard Layman leads the study and welcomes new members after the opening service in their room.
An old advertisement promises relief for kidney discomfort using Foley Cathartic products. It touts cleansing action, money claims, and suggests a remedy for kidney troubles without credible medical backing.
The April 1933 report records 5 946 examinations and 128 rabies treatments. Diphtheria 39 specimens 0 positive Vincent's Infection 40 specimens 17 positive Typhoid 80 specimens 3 positive Malaria 542 specimens 42 positive Intestinal parasites 118 specimens 36 positive Syphilis 1 387 specimens 199 positive Gonorrhea 199 specimens 8 positive Tuberculosis 212 specimens 4 Miscellaneous 116 specimens total 3087 specimens.
An old advertisement extols Carter's Little Liver Pills to stimulate bile flow and improve digestion. It claims calomel-free relief, promoting gentle, natural cleansing and renewed energy, with emphasis on red labeled bottles and availability in drug stores.
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