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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1913
Page
3
The fragment presents a caption page crediting Edgar Bert Smith for illustrations and begins with Chapter I of a work about Tha Bobbed Trerr/il Company. It hints at an early 20th century publication style with graphic credits.
Minnie, the spring-house girl at Hope Sanatorium, recalls long winters, Miss Patty Jennings, and a wedding rumor swap. Old doctor dies, Minnie vows to stay, and Patty arrives with a prince's engagement, sparking memory of past loyalties and small-town fates.
A touring company performed Bought on Paid For in San Francisco and Los Angeles then returned to New York for a final week at Brady's Playhouse. The drama examines marriage class tension and a wife's struggle with a drunkard husband through provocative questions about rights, love and duty. Virginia Stafford and Robert Stafford play lead roles in a production that sparked audience debate on marital norms and gender roles.
Mayor Wolcott submits growth report detailing fines, funds, and police costs. Ordinances authorize storm sewer lighting and sanitary sewer connections. North Alabama fraction Company seeks a waiting station. arc light for South Side Bet church. Laura Salmon approved to lay a lateral sewer between Second and Fourth avenues.
The Huntsville Presbyterian Society meeting opens at New Market Alabama with delegates including Mrs. Jerre Clark, Mrs. Will Odom, and others. Mrs. B C Payne discusses Current Events from the Home Mission tonight and Jerre Clark covers the Foreign Field tomorrow. A missionary from Japan, Mrs. Sali Alexander, speaks on The Outlook for Christian Work is Japan.
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