Teee Neee: A Quirky Phrase Sparks Snack Currency Pairing
The odd phrase “teeeee neee” appears in a brief item linking playful sound bites to a local shopper culture. No clear context or lasting impact is provided beyond a quirky regional shout.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1913
Page
4
The odd phrase “teeeee neee” appears in a brief item linking playful sound bites to a local shopper culture. No clear context or lasting impact is provided beyond a quirky regional shout.
Bailey & Pointer announce new fall hat collection with sun flowers and maroon parasols. The shop refreshes its display and invites customers to pick from a wide array of styles as the straw hat season ends.
A poetic note proclaims one month to go until Fall hosts banish Summer from the field. Clarke MacAdams envisions courage, healing Nature, and wizards of Fall poised to touch the world with visible beauty.
Poem excerpt about love, sorrow, and peace followed by social notes from Decatur and surrounding towns. Mentions include Frank L. Stanton and The Atlanta Constitution, plus several local visits, weddings, dances, and family news across Decatur, Sheffield, Bristol, and nearby communities.
Captain Samuel Blackwell received letters and gifts from many friends at home and distant states on his 68th birthday. The note wishes him many happy returns. Wilmer Hall leaves Sunday for Auburn. Malcolm Patterson is suffering from malaria.
Miss Mary King Davis leaves in a few days to enter the Normal school at Florence. Miss Sue Lile will leave next week for Randolph Macon to enter school. Mrs Frank Emmons entertained the girls with a six o'clock dinner yesterday before they depart.
Notices urge parishioners to write and mail church announcements to the office so they appear in the column. Submissions must reach by Saturday noon for inclusion.
Sunday school at 9 30 regular services led by pastor at 11 a m and 8 p m Epworth League gathering at 7 p m Hour of Prayer Wednesday at 8 p m You are cordially invited K N Matthews C C
Morning sermon at 11:00 will discuss The Divine Source of the Christian Life. Evening discourse at 7:30 will cover Commendation and Crime.
The pastor will preach at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. on topics including "Where Man Limits God" and "Why the preaching of the gospel is not more effective." The public is cordially invited to attend.
Many convinced customers of leading Colbet county druggists who have tried STUTT S EAS-IT thoroughly for headache neuralgia and mental worry will gladly testify to its curative power. You can get a bottle for 28 cents or 50 cents with money back if EAS-IT is not satisfactory. For sale by Dillehay Bros South Decatur.
Miss Josephine Emmens leaves for Montevallo to attend school this week. She will enroll as a student at the local academy and begin lessons in the coming term.
Gordon McDuff recently returned from Columbus where he began with a club. He says the season just closed and he is considering taking charge of the Anniston squad next year.
Advertisement markets McGees Baby Elixir as a healthful remedy for teething. Claims no opium or morphine and gentle on a baby's delicate stomach. Promises stomach and bowel correcting influence with bottles priced 25 cents and 60 cents, sold by Owl Drug Co.
Rev Milligan Earnest of Birmingham will preach at 11 90 at the Church of Christ on Jackson Street Rev Thomas King of Lawrenceburg Tennessee will preach at 9 5c at the same church in the morning service
The Sunday School begins at 9 20. The pastor speaks at 11 a m and 7 30 p m. Baptism is set for 3 30 in the Tennessee river near the ship yard.
A church outlines a weekly program including a business meeting and conference at 11 00 Sunday School at 0 80 and a prayer meeting on Wednesday evening at 8 00. The notices present a compact schedule for congregants.
Sunday School at 9 45 with preaching at 11 a m by Ollie E B Hall. Church conference at 2 30 p m and evening preaching at 7 p m by Ira F Hawkins and M H Wells. Night services start a half hour earlier than before.
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