Barbara Chases Scalp in Glamorous Dinner Scene
Joan contemplates a ruined evening after a failed bridge game as Barbara flaunts success and Barbara taunts, Jim offers lessons, and Bob wrestles with his feelings. At dinner, Joan and Jim join Barbara and Bob, as Barbara raises a sharp toast about good girls and grandmothers.
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Joan
Pat
Barbara
Sally
Carol
Sheba
Bob
Fred
Jim
The Little Girl From Memphis Wakes Up in a Dance
Joan, under pressure to fit in, dances with Jim Warfield and receives mixed signals from Bob. As she shifts between gaiety and longing, Jim’s possessive behavior and Bob’s cold dismissal deepen her troubled mood. The scene ends with Joan sensing a changing dynamic and unresolved desire.
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Bob
Joan
Memphis
Jim
Barbara
Jim Warfield
Bids Sought for Athens Lee Highway Paving
The Alabama state highway department advertises for bids to pave six miles of the Lee highway from Athens toward Florence. The project, asphalt on rock base, is estimated near $100,000. Bids due by October 20, work planned to start by November 1.
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Athens
Ala
State Highway Department
Florence
Market Prices for Eggs Butter and Potatoes
Readable fragment lists dairy items and produce with per pound and per item prices. Includes eggs mixed cased 16 17c, fresh country butter 12 20c, Irish potatoes new rose four 2.00 3.25, other lines show various meats and country sausage without complete clarity.
General Johnson Warns Labor and Industry on Industrial Plan
General Johnson signals possible federal action to curb laissez faire and push unions to accept industry wide plans. He argues both big business and labor must abandon regional disputes and craft unions in favor of unified national policies. The speech critiques wage, hour, and price practices and notes government intervention may mirror actions in the employers field.
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Louey
Ruppel
Medical Clee
General Johnson
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Barons of
Seybourne Lynne Teaches Bible Class at St John’s Church
Seybourne Lynne taught the Bible Class in St. John's church on Sunday morning at 10 o clock. The event outlined a regular Sunday service component with parishioners attending for scripture study and fellowship.
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Seybourne Lynne
St. John’s Church
Poultry Prices in Local Market Listings
Market notes show hens on foot heavy and light with mixed conditions. Prices listed for old fryers ten to twelve cents per pound, other fryers at varying rates, geese on foot and turkeys also priced per pound.
Birmingham Market Prices and Shipments Report
Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries data show carload hay prices delivered in Birmingham with No. 1 Timothy at 19 and No. 2 Timothy at 18.50 per ton, No. 1 Johnson at 18.50 and No. 2 Johnson at 18, and No. 1 Alfalfa at 25 to 26. Timothy down while other classes steady. receipts light and demand slow. Poultry and eggs steady with hens and white eggs priced, fryers and ducks listed. cotton seed at 14 per ton and butter fat at 16 to 18c. Grain prices include corn No. 2 white 59.5, No. 2 yellow 56, oats No. 2 white 42-43. Cattle and hog markets show varied prices, receipts heavy for cattle, hogs mixed by weight, overall market steady to slightly lower.
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Timothy
Johnson
Perton
Alabama
Birmingham
Visit Birmingham A Weekend Trip by Puckett Family
Misses Josephine and Ruth Puckett of Hartselle traveled to Birmingham for a weekend visit to relatives and friends.
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Josephine
Ruth Puckett
Hartselle
Birmingham
Directors Meeting Scheduled Tuesday Postponed
The directors meeting was postponed due to absence of several directors from the city. The meeting is rescheduled for Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Preacher J D Wallace Delivers Sermon in Lacon
Rev J D Wallace preached at Lacon Sunday at 2 30 o clock delivering a brief church message to the congregation about faith and duty in daily life.
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Lacon
J. D. Wallace
Creomulsion Promoted for Children’s Coughs and Colds
An advertisement urges prudent mothers to use Creomulsion for any cough or cold in children. It claims the product emulsifies creosote with six other ingredients to soothe inflamed membranes, stresses it contains no narcotics, and advises obtaining a bottle from the druggist for instant relief.
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