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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1920
Page
3
A remedy claim promotes S.S.S. blood purifier for eczema and similar skin disorders. It argues lotions fail and that cleansing the blood removes germs causing itching. Readers are urged to buy S.S.S. at a drug store and contact the Swift Laboratory in Atlanta for free medical advice.
Thursday and Tuesday bridge gatherings attract members with prizes and hostess duties. Local society pages report engagements, quiet weddings, and social teas at the Presbyterian Manse and Fairview Schoolhouse. Mrs. Speake hosts missionary society, while Mrs. J. Bruce Airey attends a rock-gam e luncheon in honor of Miss Airey with a pink and white theme.
Readers are urged to ask neighbors about trying Certified ham and bacon products as a community note. The brief mentions the brand name and encourages local discussion and trial among residents.
A community ice cream supper is planned for Wednesday May 26 at the Fairview Schoolhouse serving ice cream cake sandwiches and hot coffee. The event is organized by the ladies of the school improvement committee.
Felix Warren returned from Au burn Monday and plans to leave for New Orleans soon. Herman Bailey, son of Mr and Mrs J W Bailey, is very ill with pneumonia. Carol Clark of Springfield Mass visits friends in the city. He came known for the graduation exercises class of 1920 of which he was.
Fragments describe a confrontation where a speaker mocks Black people and contemplates swimming across a body of water. The dialogue includes a statement about a Black man walking home after peace and questions about the ocean, set near a motor and fence.
Venice restores war wounded art to public view as Titian's Assumption of the Virgin is rehung in the Frari. The work, once shelled or looted, is welcomed back with its marble frame removed for repairs and reinstalled to honor the artist's intention amid Venice recovery. Nearby notes mention Western interest in domesticating plants and their carrier properties.
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