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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1929
Page
7
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Alice Judson Peale argues temper is not inborn but can be managed through training. Parents should shield children from temper triggers and model calm behavior to prevent tantrums. The piece urges viewing the family temper as a myth and stresses parental responsibility.
Edward Buzz Wetzel of the Hollywood club claims one of the coast league's best breaking curves. He attributes his success to losing a finger as a year old after an accidental amputation of his index finger while playing, which somehow sharpened his grip and breaking ball.
Tyler's Shoe Shop offers dyeing services to color shoes to match a customer's dress. The shop emphasizes custom color matching and quick turnaround at 817 Second Ave.
Wetzel explains the broken finger grafted to the stump remains stiff. He says his curve gets spin from the middle finger with a little extra "stuff" when it hits the immobile digit.
The American association serves as the chief proving ground for major league baseball talent. Twenty seven players were sent from Chicago to showcase skills, highlighting the league's talent pipeline and regional development.
The article lists several big league regulars moved or flourishing during the 1928-29 trading and selling season. Names include pitchers Swetonic Liska Zinn Milton Gaston and Scarritt along with outfielders Orsatti McGowan and an Indians Red Sox Reds and Browns contingent.
Miss Lela Motes has accepted a position with the Moye beauty parlor. She will start at the shop soon and joins a staff of stylists serving the local community.
Melvin Butler formerly of Hart selle has accepted a position at the City barber shop in town, beginning his new duties this week.
The Bonanza quartet will travel to Hanceville Sunday to appear in a musical program.
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