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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1929
Page
4
Parking worries linger as auto maker ignores large car plans
The article notes parking issues trouble the auto maker but does not hinder building bigger cars. It claims seven people can ride comfortably in a four passenger car any day.
Mussolini Bans Beauty Contests as Vulgar
Italian dictator Mussolini declares Italy will hold no beauty contests deeming them vulgar and of little human value. The remark suggests America might consider adopting the stance as a dictate of a strong leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussolini
Italy
America
Boll Weevil Damage Teaches Diversification in Cotton State
The annual boll weevil damage to the state’s cotton crop is 19 million dollars, a figure highlighted as a major factor driving farm diversification beyond editorials magazines and advice.
Land of opportunity shaped by power and human effort
The idea that opportunity is placed by a higher Power and exploited by human intellect and energy is explored. Natural resources remain resources without human innovation and activity driving their use.
Vision and effort drive achievements for shared benefit
The statement emphasizes that true progress comes from individuals who possess a clear vision and are prepared to undertake substantial effort to present it to others for the common good. It underscores personal initiative as essential to realizing constructive outcomes.
Prohibition Receipts Surpass Government Expenditures
The report states government receipts from liquor taxation exceed expenditures, contradicting critics who warned elimination of revenue would embarrass the government. The note suggests the revenue from prohibition remains strong despite predictions.
Not applicable as a newspaper item
This prompt text is instructional guidance and contains no news event or report suitable for a card. It emphasizes respect for workers, decisive task completion, and inspiring diligence among associates. No persons, places, dates, or organizations are presented as a reportable item.
Brisbane urges modern farming machinery for efficiency
Arthur Brisbane argues the farmer should adopt labor saving equipment and machinery. He notes that factory workers stay in one place while farming remains labor intensive and around about methods persist despite some value in old practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Brisbane
Brisbane
Hoover White House tea stirs Southern political risk
A debated White House tea with Mrs Hoover and a Black guest prompts editorials across Alabama. Critics warn of social equality implications, while supporters argue personal choice. The piece urges preservation of Southern solidarity amid national discourse.
Young Boys Forced into Pants Too Early
A commentary laments children who wear long pants before reaching adolescence, arguing the missed thrills of childhood freedoms and opportunities.
Unsteady transition from drivers to pilots
The remark questions how people who cannot currently drive cars will soon operate airplanes. It highlights concerns about skill transfer, training needs, and safety implications for air travel as new pilots emerge from non-driving backgrounds.
The Man At The Wheel Owns Only The Front Tenth
A cryptic line suggests a person of apparent prominence behind a steering wheel may hold only the initial tenth of ownership in a large automobile, implying a larger stake or hidden interests.
Bustling June Business Records Targeted
A brisk call urges workers to surpass the business records set last June and to push hard after hours to maintain momentum.
Town Leader Emphasizes Home Trading Practice
The speaker stresses that practice in trading at home is as vital for the town leader as for workers like the working man, farmer, clerk, or housewife, highlighting daily economy as a communal duty.
Local Market Becomes Hub for Top Quality Goods
Sellers emphasize the reliability and value of their best products to attract buyers. The message highlights confidence in quality, customer service, and ongoing promotions to build sustained patronage. Shoppers are urged to explore a range of items that meet daily needs and competitive pricing.
High cost of school books may fall later
The article notes doubt that the high price of school books will ease soon, suggesting readers expect relief only after the next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pather
Decatur Daily Praises Mr Brisbane Editorials
In offering Mr Brisbane's daily editorials the Decatur Daily touts them as capturing the sentiments of the nation's best paid editorial writer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Brisbane
Decatur Daily
Mercury Temperatures Dip Slightly From Yesterday
The mercury was not as high as the day before with a high of 92 reported by the weather bureau and a low of 69 for the 24 hour period ending at seven o’clock this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Gasoline Prices in Spain Sell by the Quart
Gasoline in Spain is sold by the quart at eight to 12 cents for a fourth of a gallon, indicating local fuel pricing of early period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
A Navy Officers Face Sea Service After Washington Duty
Washington column notes a regulation forcing officers to sea after four years in the capital. The piece contrasts army posts nearby like Fort Myer and Fort Washington with Navy duty options, explaining the social appeal of Washington life for officers and their spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Myer
Fort Washington
Fort Hunt
Maryland
Washington
Jaceans to Elect Officers at Tuesday Meeting
Decatur Junior Chamber of Commerce members will vote on officers for six months at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Nominees for president, vice president and directing board were chosen by the nominating committee G L Corbitt W G Papenburg and Bryan McAfee and will be presented at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaceans
Decatur Junior Chamber of Commerce Wi
G. L. Corbitt
W. G. Papenburg
Bryan McAfee
Child Martha Turney Dies After Illness at 20 Months
The community mourns Martha Elizabeth Turney aged 20 months who died Monday night at the home of her parents Leonard and Mrs Turney on Somerville route 1. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Antioch church with Rev Roan of Hartselle presiding. Interment followed at Antioch cemetery. The child is survived by her parents who have received many messages of sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Elizabeth Turney
Leonard H. Turney
Somerville
Antioch Church
Roan
Hartselle
Antioch Cemetery
Church School Picnic Planned at Moulton Heights
The annual church school and Parish basket picnic will be held Friday June 21 at Moulton Heights Green Gables on the Moulton pike. Cars depart Parish House at 3 30 p m. A large program of games and races is arranged and all church school and Parish members are urged to attend. Those with cars should arrive by 3 30 p.m. to transport picnickers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Moulton Heights
Green Gables
Moulton Pike
After Breeding, Boar Feed Reduced for Thrifty Condition
After the breeding season ends, decrease the boar's feed to maintain thrift. Offer a small amount of corn while the main diet relies on middlings or shorts, oats, or some linseed meal. Provide access to good pasture for balanced nutrition.
Navy Goes to Sea No More On Hoover Era Budget Cuts
The Mayflower departs Washington navy yards no longer for routine sea duty. New officers and uniforms planned for the presidential yacht are shelved as Hoover trims costs, forcing officers wives to chase fleets from port, while an old sea dog recalls a disciplinary incident aboard the yacht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Washington Navy Yards
Navy Department
Potomac
Mr. Hoover
Éttlese
Cleanliness Secret of Skin Perfection
A 1928 Keewee News feature by Royall S Copeland stresses clean hands and fingernails to prevent disease and facial blemishes. It covers hygiene habits for hands, nails, and cuticles, warns about germs from everyday touch, and includes brief Q and A on health topics.
River Falling Indicates Lower Water Levels This Morning
The Tennessee river continued to drop this morning with readings around 5.6 feet, indicating a steady decline in river levels. No injuries or closures reported, and officials monitor downstream impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Gene Cucas
Chinese ring neck pheasants to be common game birds
W B Grange Wisconsin state game superintendent predicts Chinese ring neck pheasants will be common game birds in Wisconsin within five years. He cites acclimation, food supply, and favorable habitat as key factors for the new species introduction and hunting potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
W. B Grange
Mre F M Q Discusses Serum Treatment for Colds and Flu
A question by Mre F M Q asks whether serum therapy offers any virtue against colds or influenza, weighing potential benefits and limitations of this medical approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre F. M. Q
Grandfather at a party recalls a raid and money mystery
Grandpa recalls a party and a raid tale as his granddaughter jokes about dancing. A line hints he left $283000 plus that exact cents, a hint at money and success. A quip notes a husband’s appeal waning as he faces a wife’s enticement. The piece riffs on social behavior and policy.
A Quip of Car Ride Cranks and Hall of Fame Gripe
An alley of misc comments in a streetcar scene. A buxom woman tugs a strap, a cantankerous man protests foot pressure, and a flirtation with words follows. A Decatur jab notes laziness and hall of fame pride.
What Every Woman Knows and Witty Household Tales
A series of humorous observations on social norms and family life. Jokes touch on gossip about women in sewing circles, cheerful favors, parenting misfortunes, and a grocer's molasses misadventure, all delivered in a light domestic voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tompkins
Tommy
3 A DAY and Forsay Beckon Definitions
A lexicon note defines 3 A DAY as provisions and luxurious food, Forsay as to forbid or renounce, and Beckon as to summon by a sign or motion.
Local social notes include visits and returns
H Bradley returned today after a several days visit to Atlanta. Lola McKnight returned from Birmingham where she spent the weekend with friends. Almeda Crenshaw of Memphis will arrive Thursday to spend the weekend with Mrs. W M Voorhies. Elizabeth Malone, guest in Florence of Miss Elizabeth Gregory, returned home Sunday.
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H. Bradley
Atlanta
Lola McKnight
Birmingham
Almeda Crenshaw
Memphis
Elizabeth Malone
Florence
Elizabeth Gregory
Bible Beams Verses on Hope and Prayer Roman Text
Excerpt from Romans chapter 8:24-28 discusses hope not seen, patience for what is unseen, and the Spirit’s intercession. It notes God searches hearts and aligns with his will. The passage emphasizes faith, suffering, and divine guidance in prayer.
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