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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1932
Page
3
St Johns Guild met at Mrs Thomas Hodsons home with large attendance. Mrs Sarah Jeffries presided outlining plans for upcoming events and committee work including supply and convocation chairs.
A committee of the Huntsville Convocation of the Woman's Auxiliary will meet Wednesday at 2 30 in St John's Parish House to arrange the coming annual meeting this fall in Decatur.
A historical snippet asks how many Gobs ere Ciere in the United States and notes a hog can gain about one pound per day, while naming Napoleon’s famous war horse Marengo.
In a tropical coastal setting the narrator and companions join Havia as he dives to ropes and fights a mako shark near a cave. The crew helps haul the leash and witness the capture, weighing the fish at about twelve feet long and half a ton before a post mission debrief at the palace.
A brief note states that people born on this day are sometimes impractical yet fond of pleasure and lively gayety. It emphasizes a sociable temperament and inclination toward enjoyment without dwelling on seriousness.
Market data shows carloads of hay corn oats and various crops with prices for Johnson hay Timothy alfalfa and other feeds. Cotton spot middling is steady at 51 4 cents. Poultry eggs berries greens and beans are listed with prices and limited change from prior readings.
Good Gardening notes several perennial climbers and their features. The Hop Humulus lupulus offers leafy seedpods, the Silver Fleece vine Polygonum baldschuanicum blooms foamy white clusters in fall, and Clematis varieties Mauive Virgins Bower Clematis virginiana Autumn Clematis paniculata and Clematis jackmani provide varied late spring to summer blooms.
On this day in 1787 Washington was elected president of the Constitutional Convention as it opened in Philadelphia. The event marked a pivotal step toward drafting a new framework for the United States government with delegates from the various states.
Washington May 8 Frederic E Everett president of the American Association of State Highway Officials argues highways as surplus labor outlets. He says road building provides immediate service lowers car costs and buys labor to relieve industries short of outlets, urging extensive pavement expansion nationwide.
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