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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1933
Page
3
Barney confronts Pat about marriage as Joan waits in the wings. Pat and Barney clash over a plan to wed while avoiding hurting Joan. Pat pushes for truth while Barney vows restraint and secrecy, ending with Joans sorrowful awakening.
Miss Brien Rowe announces two beef canning demonstrations this week. On Saturday November 4 the event will be at Eva at the home of Mrs Merrell. On November 8 a second canning session will be held at Lacey's Spring at the home of Mrs Grace Hough. Residents nearby are invited to attend.
Receipts light as cattle, hogs, and poultry markets show steady to mixed movements. Prices listed for grains, hay, cotton seed, butter fat, eggs, and live stock include U S No 1 Johnson and Timothy bids, hogs by weight, and cattle ranges with steady quotations and slight shifts in some categories.
Daily Washington items describe Clark demanding Kemper's removal in a heated letter to Jones and Warn of Congress's reaction. Winthrop Aldrich faces criticism for temper during a senate bank probe into Cuban loans, highlighting ongoing political tensions.
Senator John H Bankhead of Jasper will tour Alabama from November 6 to 16 making 10 addresses in Aniston Gadsden Fort Payne Guntersville Oneonta Athens Scottsboro Huntsville Moulton and Russellville. He promotes the president's 1934 agricultural program and 10 cent cotton loans with James T High Auburn extension agent in north Alabama aboard the bandwagon of rural progress.
Amid executive session talk of delaying the Cuba loan, the committee voted to proceed into the Cuban bané, seeking state department views. Aldrich attacked the panel, while Litvinov’s upcoming reception stirs New York groups and possible State Department veto. Roosevelt downplays criticism of Jesse Jones at the RFC.
Medical men say constipation can be helped by a gentle liquid laxative rather than salts or habit forming cathartics. Begin with a properly prepared dose, then gradually reduce until bowels move naturally, using syrups like syrup pepsin as a safe, widely used option.
A fragmented excerpt discusses Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin with unclear claims about pills, mineral content, and a safe remedy for children and mothers. It references a pure prescription and senna laxative in vague terms, reflecting a dated health advertorial style.
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