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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1941
Page
3
A tense scene unfolds as Brooky and Natale reconcile misunderstandings about love and money. He kneels, she whispers affection, and they admit lifelong feelings, leading to a kiss. The passage breaks into a long, quirky recipe interlude and a dated luncheon menu.
General William N. Haskell of the 27th Division posts 25 dollars for the capture of General George S. Patton Jr. of the second armored division, who offers 50 dollars for Haskell and 5 per assisting soldier. The exercise pits a motorized division against an armored unit with 11 000 men and over 2000 tanks and vehicles.
Reed Loomis fled a rain and hail storm that wrecked his wheat and 70 hogs and sped toward town to file an insurance claim. On a steep canyon approach the washed out bridge forced a 12 foot gap leap. he cleared it but his car’s rear wheels were wrecked.
Natalie declares love to Brooks after a night of cocktails and doubt while Donald confronts Jane’s marriage plans. Brooks wrestles with pride as Natalie admits she loves him, seeking reconciliation rather than divorce in a tense cottage scene.
In SPOILED ROBIN TO PEKA Kansas June 9 Alexander nicknamed the ugly robin became a psychopathic case after a cat incident. Dr and Mrs Whatley gave first aid kept him warm with a hot water bottle and fed him worms. He refused to dig his own worms and kept returning home at mealtime. Neighbors say they are trying to ignore him.
A historical note on limes once powering lime juicers on British ships and their surprise culinary value. Lime Fluff uses lime juice and tapioca with water sugar and egg whites, offering bright flavor and color suggestions.
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