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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1966
Page
9
Public notice announces Andy Tarbox of 10 Troy New York as today's Tell Me Why winner. Readers are invited to submit questions with name age and zip code to the paper for future contests and prize eligibility.
A mixed page explains chemistry fields, roles, and methods, noting organic inorganic qualitative and quantitative analysis and biochemistry. It describes how chemists specialize, create new materials, and apply discoveries, with a joke and a crossword and a cattle treatment drug note.
The article notes that last year the share of income spent on credit costs totaled 23 percent for the typical American family, highlighting rising debt service.
Daily records show marriages between Montie R. Free and Joan Elizabeth Smith. Jim Watts and Gladys Pike. James Hixon and Vivian Lee Smith. Ronald Hill and Bobbie Ann Roberts. Haleen Briscoe and Janice Thomas. Dieter Dreiser and Dorothy Snider. Lloyd Voyls and Bobbie Westbrooks. Harvey Hester and Deborah Maxwell. and Thomas Edmondson and Beulah Clark, plus numerous civil suits including promissory notes, garnishments, and damages involving multiple banks and local businesses.
The text mentions Roy J. Ginbotham and Sir B Yarborough with a promissory note of $241. It then shifts to unrelated lines about black caterpillars in Congo and Australian aborigines nibbling ants, Eskimos enjoying polar palms, and Africans liking crocodile fins. The source is fragmented and centuries-old in tone.
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