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Classified note offers tents for sale or services from Crow and Crow. Sparse readable text notes advertising and a date line. No clear price or location provided due to damaged OCR.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
4
Classified note offers tents for sale or services from Crow and Crow. Sparse readable text notes advertising and a date line. No clear price or location provided due to damaged OCR.
Decator Chapter No 38 R A M will meet Friday evening at 7 pm. All Mark Master Masons are urged to attend. Laird H P and B Harvey, Secretaries, announce details.
A fragmented transcript captures a speaker named Unels Bera asserting an “opportunity may knock only once” and promising to return with something else, linking to a larger prospect or proposition. The wording imitates dialect and uncertain timing.
Miss Robinson, a nurse and public welfare worker in Cleveland, and Mr. Ballew, a laboratory technician at Cleveland City Hospital, married June 27 at Boulevard Presbyterian Church in Cleveland. They will reside at 9219 Birchdale Avenue N. E. until their Vermilion area new home is ready.
A historical belief that larger brains mean higher intelligence is debunked. The argument holds that the amount of brain tissue does not reflect tissue quality or cognitive ability, as cable content of an organ does not determine intellect.
Local notices recount an al fresco party for Mrs. Brown with guests on the Scheer porch, a guessing art exhibit, and tokens from friends. Other social items note visits and travels of residents, with dances at the Sheffield Hotel and summer plans across the region.
A. D. Jervie returns Saturday after a healthful stay at Tate Springs. A. G. Patterson, President of the Public Service Commission, returns to Montgomery. A. F. Bellé, father of Mrs. Raymond Brown, is ill in Sanford Florida. H. R. Summer is in Moulton on business. Dr. Tom Alexander of Atlanta visits his sister in Montgomery. Lamar Eyster to spend weekend at home after being in Rogersville. Willis Atkins of Athens learns from a visit to friends here. Paul Brown spends the weekend at home. Fate Brittian of Tennessee visits Roy Rhinehart. W. A. Whitlock of Tarpley, Tennessee, to stay with his son W. M. Whitlock. Clawrence Fowler of Hollywood and Ebert Woods of Stottsboro visit Mrs. P. J. Fowler.
Clyde Hendrix president of the Tennessee Valley bank and director from Alabama farms bureau travels to Montgomery for the initial directorate meeting. Plans will be formulated for disposal of the cotton pool by Albanian farmers under farm bureau auspices.
The editor records a reader named Tramp in Kristiania who confides repeated dreams of being at work and contemplates buying a dream book if the phenomenon recurs. The brief note reflects casual folklore and lay interest in dream interpretation.
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