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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1927
Page
2
A sewer line project in the Milian plant district is certain to proceed at an early date. About 600 units of sewer would be required to complete the installation and abutment plans are under consideration.
Weather bureau hints at early summer conditions despite observers’ estimates. Forecasters expect warmer days ahead as humidity rises and afternoon highs climb into the upper 80s to 90s across the region.
Sardine canapes are prepared by skinning and boning sardines, mashing with oil pepper cayenne and hard boiled yolks, then shaping on fried bread rounds and garnishing with capers and coral line pepper for a simple appetizer.
The case of film actor Paul Kelly on trial for the murder of Ray Raymond was given to the jury. The jury of eight women and four men was instructed that if Raymond's injuries contributed to death they must find murder or manslaughter.
The Tennessee River continued to fall today reaching a stage of 3.2 feet. The reduced water level allows resumed activity in nearby construction projects along the river.
A local commercial printing display promises fair prices and guaranteed workmanship. The listing emphasizes reliable service and quality for small orders and business needs.
The article describes Lindbergh praising French aviators Nungesser and Coli, with French officials and crowds applauding as a medal ceremony unfolds. Mme De La Mouthe and others present checks totaling large sums, while Lindbergh expresses deep US sorrow and hopes for the missing fliers.
Lindbergh endured persistent curiosity from a global press corps at the US embassy. Swedish reporters noted his grandfather’s birth in Sweden as they sought a visit, while other nations pressed for a formal invitation to Europe. Pershing and Claudel also met with the aviator as officials praised his earth inductor compass and its precision over long flights despite the fatigue of constant interviews.
Mr. and Mrs. Robin Thomas will at an on date be at home at 309 Canal street, Mrs. E T Branum is recovering from a severe attack of tonsilitis at her home on Sixth avenue west, Mrs. R S Harris and children are in Chattana Tenn visiting relatives this week.
In Los Angeles on May 24 the case of Mrs Sara Kerrick and four others charged with the April shooting death of film cowboy Tom Kerrick in Hollywood was given to the jury in superior court.
Sheriff B. E. Davis went to the Six Mile section of the county to serve a number of papers this morning.
G M Gordon of Dallas is said to have spent twenty years developing a medicine for stomach troubles and received eighty thousand dollars for rights to the process. The product claims to ease fermentation irritations and acid dyspepsia, relieves heartburn and bloating, and tones digestive organs. It is sold at Thompson Drug Store and other outlets at one dollar per bottle of sixty four doses.
Washington May 24 AP report from the Department of Agriculture notes poll weevil emergence up to May 1 this year is greater than today at all cooperating stations with higher survival than last year except at Auburn Poplarville Baton Rouge and Experiment. It compares survival with 1925 and notes more survival at two North Carolina points and one in Louisiana this year while 1925 had higher survival at several Southern sites and Georgia.
A concrete and steel bridge over Limestone county joins Swan and Beaver lakes as crews rush to finish the structure. The span will link into the Bee Line highway project on the northern route.
The note suggests a shift in the serial line with something different and potentially better, indicating a new approach or improvement. The wording implies a transitional update affecting ongoing publications or broadcasts, aiming for enhanced clarity or impact.
The Daily announces that second sheets will be delivered at a rate of 80 cents per thousand copies. The note specifies the quantity-based pricing for future insertions or reprints to accompany the primary edition.
Hi. L. Peterson of Morgan County Motor Company is in Memphis on a business mission and will return shortly.
An old advertisement touts Black Draught as a remedy for indigestion and colds. It claims regular small doses prevent spells and shorten illness, noting the product is sold everywhere for 25 cents and suitable for winter use.
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