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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1935
Page
6
Senate debates utility holding company and House handles routine business. In Zion Illinois a cow named Goldie, noted for valid behavior, had triplet calves before recent production controls limited her offspring to one last year. After NRA decision this week Goldie became a mother again.
Moulton and nearby towns feature visits and departures of residents such as E I Horton Courtland J N Parvin Hatton and J H Highsmith. Leaders and workers including TVA staff and bank officials attend events and meetings. church program announced for June 2 1936 with sermons and activities at Moulton Baptist Church.
A reader argues against judicial veto power citing Justice Marshall and historical limits. The letter discusses constitutional history, England’s approach, and proposed congressional oversight to curb court authority.
Gladys Glad extols tiny Alice White as a paragon of vitality and sun bathing. The piece praises daily sun exposure for health, beauty, and vigor while warning beginners to start slowly and avoid overexposure.
Anne Adams presents pattern 2325 for a charming house frock with a capped shoulder back and scallop bodice detail. The design offers a half belt, simple panelled skirt, and options in dimity or cotton, with step by step instructions and sizes 14 through 42. Send 15 cents for pattern, or 25 cents for pattern book. Department 23 West 170 New York City.
A reader suggests nightly massage with warm olive oil into the nail bases to improve dry brittle nails. Another tip advises a paste of powdered pumice and lemon juice to treat discolorations, followed by thorough rinsing.
Official returns show 397,840 voters favored continuation and 61,133 opposed the wheat control program. New Jersey was the only state with a negative majority. contract signers favored the program 89 percent, while non signers supported 72.5 percent. Officials warned of NRA ruling fallout and looming Springfield convention debates.
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