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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1922
Page
5
Somerville items note social visits by Joe Winton and family and Fannie Mae Vinsant with Madge Hen a4 page. Mrs Lala Wade and James at Pairview. Lula Wade visiting Belle Mina. bean beetle damage in Six Mile gardens. hail near east. Miss Reha Gibson from Hattselle to visit Gland Winton. Hermoine Gilchrist seriously ill. First Women Ushers in 1884 noted as historical fact.
Wireless reports from Key West say the coast guard on a Norfolk to Canal Zone voyage picked up survivors from the steamship Bella. Captain Hiorth commanded the Bella which was abandoned due to sinking in latitude 26 40 north longitude 74 40 west. Survivors were taken to Kingston Jamaica per Tamatoa dispatches.
Daring aviators Kesper Bonholser and Basil Jones return from Tennessee to spend the weekend with Judge Jones’s relatives in Moulton Alabama. A planned July 18 picnic is mentioned as the event ahead, amid notes on weather and local schooling and civil matters.
The piece discusses the Morris chair, its English origins, and how an American adaptation evolved into a popular domestic comfort item. It highlights the chair as a symbol of American development and the global influence of American furniture design.
A partial OCR read cites Decatur names and analysis values for Seneca Springs Mineral Water. The report lists organic matter and trace constituents with numerical results and notes a metal content assessment. The fragment shows standard testing language without clear conclusions.
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