Eve and Dick Indulge in City Life Amid Office Turmoil
Eve enjoys a dinner with Dick at the Old Plantation as Mona plots in the background. Barnes berates Eve over a price error and replaces Mona with Mrs. Penney as artist in the advertising office. Eve’s mother visits, then leaves, intensifying Eve’s focus on work and stock market gains before a mysterious phone call hints at further trouble.
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Eve
Old Plantation
Maryland
Bixby’s
Barnes
Mona
Mr. Bixby
Mrs. Penney
Pure Soap, Inc
Sam
Arlene
Mona Allen
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Malaria Cure
Shivering with chills and fever are described as relieved by Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. The ad claims it not only relieves malaria symptoms but destroys the infection, builds up blood, and fortifies against further attack, touting safety for children and general tonic uses.
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Grove
Improvements at Eva School Show Community Effort
The Eva community completed summer upgrades to the school including repaired windows, new water system with fountains and showers, a stone building for electric pump and tank, drainage tiles, grading, new grass to prevent erosion, stump removal, and a garden in the laboratory area. Most work used R F C labor and materials, with Principal H F Sherrod leading efforts.
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Home Economics
H. F. Sherrod
Bama Darlings to Enter Tupelo
The Bama Darlings an orchestra directed by Paul Puckett will enter Tupelo Military Institute. Members plan to leave for school within the next few days. Friends in the region wish them success.
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Paul Puckett
Tupelo Military Institute
Puckett
Mill safeguards against overflow near hosiery plant
City drainage work around the Alabama Hosiery Mills aims to shield the industrial site from floodwaters during rain. Work should wrap up in a day or two.
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Alabama Hosiery Mills
No Rainfall Reported in 24Hour Period
The weather bureau today reported no rainfall here during the 24hour period ending at 7 oclock.
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Weather Bureau Today
River Rising Prompts Flood Watch As Gauge Hits 48 Feet
The Tennessee River has risen to 48 feet prompting officials to issue flood watches. Residents along the riverfront are advised to monitor weather updates and prepare for possible evacuations if levels continue to climb.
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Tennessee
Services Tonight At The Tabernacle
Rev Raymond L Cole acting pastor of the Decatur Gospel Tabernacle on Sixth avenue and Thirteenth street announces services for tonight at 7 30 His subject Our Victorious Saviour Sunday school Sunday afternoon at 2 30 All parents urged to come and bring their children The afternoon message at 3 30 In the evangelistic service in the evening at 7 30 the subject will be
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Raymond L. Cole
Decatur Gospel Tabernacle
Sixth Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Purification Health Ad Promotes Calotans Blood Purify
An advertisement urges cleansing the body with Calotans to purify blood and boost vitality. It claims Calotans stimulate the liver kidneys stomach and bowels with a seven week regimen. Packages priced at 10 cents and 35 cents are advertised.
Interdenominational Services Invit e Public Attendance
Rev. Cole urges participation in interdenominational services. The ministry of Ernacle is highlighted and friends are invited to attend the gatherings.
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Cole Hag
Ernacle
Beware Liver Ailments and Unsafe Remedies of 1931
The piece warns against laxatives and mineral waters marketed as cures for sour moods and sluggish bowels. It cautions readers that poor liver function causes discomfort and foul tastes, urging against unreliable products and recommending genuine medical guidance. It references a specific product called Little Liver Pills and notes they cost 25 cents at drug stores.
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Rome
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le Mona
Kate Bayless
Kate
Stock Exchange
Eva
Tupelo
Washington
Mexico
Anti-Saloon League of America
Chicago
FF. Scott McBride
Ernest H. Cherrington
George B. Safford
Inois
Thomas W. Gales
North Dakota
P. McNaught
Ohio
L. A. York
Indiana
the Tabernacle
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Russell
Otto Speake
Bank Street
Decatur
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