Society Wednesday bridge and club events in town
Mrs. R Wolfe hosted the Society Wednesday Bridge Club with high score prize won by Mrs. Tennis Tidwell. Berean Club observed Education Day with Rev. M Dennis giving a talk and piano solo by W R Norton. Easy Ace Club postponed next week. Betty Ware Wyatt hosted a birthday party at her grandparents' Jackson street home. First Ward P T A planned May Day indoor pageant for May 14 and discussed end of term meetings.
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R. Wolfe
Tennis Tidwell
A. M. Roan
Johnston Street
Berean Club
Rev. M. Dennis
St. John's Episcopal Church
Rev. Dennis
Norton
A. Z. Bailey
Elizabeth Wallace
F. R. Reason
Easy Ace Club
Phillip Pointer
Betty Ware Wyatt
Eafternoon
First Ward P.T. A
Local Fragments Highlight Lucile and Irene Visits
Messy column lists many Sunday visits and overnight stays among Macedonia residents. Names include McCleskeys, Millers, Campbells, Rogers, Washburns, Lamons, Hill, Kitchens, and others visiting in nearby towns.
Raw fruits and vegetables power home nutrition
The article extols eating raw fruits and vegetables for health and digestion, noting thorough washing to remove dirt and sprays. It lists examples such as lettuce, celery, radishes, cabbage, and cucumbers, cautions that starchier veggies require cooking, and mentions vitamin C loss from heat. It also covers meal suggestions and seasonal produce tips for families and children.
Crop acreage reduction discussed by U S board
The Crop Reporting Board reports a general reduction in U S crop acreage for the year based on 41 000 farmer responses. Corn wheat oats and several others show declines while tobacco hay soybeans and cowpeas rise. Alabama forecasts similar net decreases with cotton excluded by law. Financial conditions and reduced tenant farming are cited as causes.
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United States
Crop Reporting Board
Alabama
Positive Relief For Itchy Skin Adds Cooling Ointment
Ad provides a skin relief claim for a product named Blue Star Oretanaar, promising rapid itch and rash relief by deeply penetrating pores with tested medicines. Includes money back guarantee if it fails.
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Alabama Farm Report Shows Low 1932 Milk and Egg Output
The county share of last year’s corn shipped from Alabama is down to 2 percent from 5. Wheat and oats won’t be shipped from Alabama counties in 1932. Milk per cow averaged 6.6 pounds on March 1, below 7.4 a year ago and a six year 8.2 lbs. Egg production stood at 41.6 eggs per 100 hens. February chicken consumption averaged 8 per farm family, weight 3.7 pounds, down from last year. Early potato planting for 1933 in Alabama private estimates 8 000 acres versus 10 000 in 1932 and 14 000 in 1931. A family will depart for Earlington, Kentucky this evening for a new home.
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Alabama
Pas
Move to Kentucky
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Wallace and Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Stovall relocate to Kentucky. The statement notes a shared move by two couples as part of a regional social column item.
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T. C. Wallace
Mahlon Stovall
Priest Returns Home After Birmingham Business Mission
H. M. Priest came home last night after a day spent in Birmingham on a business mission. He conducted meetings and activities related to his work during the trip.
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H. M. Priest
Birmingham
Businss
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