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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1927
Page
3
Reports describe a cane borer attacking corn in Morgan County. Auburn identification notes that this pest, common statewide last year, thrives in poorly drained areas and decays plant matter rather than living vegetation. Larvae stage lasts 44 to 94 days, averaging 50 to 65 days.
An advertisement touts Gordon's Digestive Aid as a remedy for bloating and indigestion, sold at local drugstores for 1.50 per bottle. The notice also discusses beetle pest management in corn, noting over wintering larvae and control ideas like crop rotation and soil cultivation.
The Winning Four quartet formerly the Albany quartet will perform at the Airdome theatre Hartselle on Friday evening with two shows at 8 15 and 9 30. Members include Peake Shook Yeager and McCulloch.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Porter on May 25. The family reports the arrival as a joyous addition.
The column surveys fertilizer origins, orange crop estimates, edible mushrooms in New York and Alabama, rubber shipments in 1927, horse teams on Iowa farms, butterfat returns per cow in Wisconsin, and Alabama coal production led by Jefferson County with 1926 totals.
Mrs John Huie of Gadsden Ala visited Mrs Roy McGee this week and was the guest of honor at a party hosted by Mrs B A Turner at her home. Bridge games, a salad and ice course, and prizes including a flower bowl and a deck of cards marked the afternoon. The honoree received a pair of silk hose and guests included many local wives and friends.
Fashion notes preview evening attire this season with emphasis on chic silhouettes and refined fabrics. Designers showcase versatile outfits blending elegance and modern ease for social events and nightlife.
The piece notes spring frocks in taffeta lace and chiffon with minimal beadwork around the waist and hem. Gowns have no hem-lines, favor scalloped or paneled silhouettes, and may reveal a very low back with long skirts to the ankles. It mentions a Paris revue and Florence Walton in the style. It also briefly describes Potage Parmentier potato soup for children.
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