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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1932
Page
3
Camilla Hoyt engages in a bold arrangement to meet a mysterious benefactor as the new romance and social maneuvering unfold. Avis Werth and Peter Anson figure in a web of marriages and gardens with Avis seeking control and status through strategic entanglements in a high society setting.
Avis and Cathie clash over love and money as Avis pursues Peter Anson while Camilla’s marriage unfolds. The scene hints at a love triangle, inheritance tensions, and a social circle’s ambitions amid rumors of scandal.
A damaged ad promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills to wake the liver bile without calomel. It touts harmless effects and urges asking for the product on the red label, priced 25 cents at all stores.
Farm Notes reports 4-H Club girls must submit record books by Friday September 9 for Wooley Springs camp, with boys and girls from Limestone County gathering Friday for camp day. Stunts games songs and prizes highlighted. County demonstrations feature small hearth brooms with requests growing for Home Demonstration Clubs in September.
Family members depart the hotel apartment where Mrs. McCormick died after a long, futile struggle. In the photograph, Major Elisha Dyer Hubbard stands beside the grieving relatives as they leave the scene.
Mrs Bunney Hackworth dies after brief illness in Tennessee hospital. Survived by husband, daughter Nancy Hackworth, and her parents Mr and Mrs R S Skelton of Scottsboro. Funeral services set for Friday at home for Mrs Hackworth.
Bright prospects for reopening defunct state banks were forecast in Montgomery by H. L. Powell. A bill to facilitate the consolidation and reorganization of closed institutions would require consent of 75 percent of creditors, removing a prior obstacle.
The Tennessee River levels declined today with readings around 17 o'clock marking a fall of about 0.2 to 0.3 feet. Local weather officials noted the drop as conditions remain steady and river traffic cautious.
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