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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1933
Page
3
Janet learns Rolf has fallen for Betty Kendall and rejects marriage, declaring the engagement over. She wrestles with hurt, pride, and lingering love while Wayne Hamilton’s business success and daily office drama unfold around her.
An advertisement touts Blue Star Ointment as a remedy for itch rash eczema and other skin irritations. It promises rapid relief using tested medicines and asserts it will kill germs if the first choice fails.
The listing shows mixed produce and meats with per pound and per bushel pricing. Items include Irish potatoes, green vegetables, carrots, spinach, dried peas, and several dressed meats and poultry with price ranges.
Today's Birmingham market notes receipts in carrots and carload prices for hay grain and cotton seed. Hay prices firm with U S1 upper range from 10 to 22 dollars. corn and oats steady. cotton seed unchanged. poultry and eggs mixed with slight decline in eggs.
Professor O Hagerttan delivered a moot address on World Friendship to the St John’s Episcopal youth group Sunday evening. Bishop McDowell presents six test questions for the 1933 Alabama league exams during Lent, Palm Sunday paper contest winner receives silver cup. Miss Susan Bibb led the lesson and prayers. Miss Alice Kendall read the minutes and roll. pianist Miss Marion Bingham. Miss Bullen Hildreth leads the group.
The Junior Y P S L of St John’s Episcopal Church met Sunday evening with full attendance. William Dennis presided as secretary Charles Kendall read the roll while Rev. Peter M. Dennis spoke on Episcopal missionary work in Haiti. Scrap book work continued as part of Lenten activities. Participants included Marie Mitchell Mary Ford Tillery Tommy Bingham Charles Kendall Warner Sartor and Mrs Peter M. Dennis.
Dr. L. E. Barton, secretary treasurer of the state Baptist convention, spoke at Central Baptist church during the morning and evening services. Large crowds attended both sessions as he delivered two impressive messages.
A fire of unknown origin engulfed the Sin clair Refining bulk plant on lower Bank Street Monday morning. An employee, Mr Lowery, suffered facial burns while attempting to use a fire extinguisher. Firefighters arrived at 7 o clock and could not stop the blaze as it fed on highly inflammable material, though the large storage tanks near the warehouse were spared.
Southside Baptist Church observes a week of prayer with General observance throughout the Southern Convention territory. A pageant will be presented by Southside next Wednesday as part of the observance.
An old advertisement claims a product steadies nerves and improves eating and sleep. It touts liquid or tablet forms and promises better rest and outlook, urging readers to try it for nervous tension.
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