Eve Faces Long Separation and Moral Tests in Lake City
Eve endures Dick's departure to supervise hospital construction in the East. She battles grief, doubts, and social pressure while managing a new advertising assignment, facing a flirtatious salesman and a sly colleague. A gypsy reading foreshadows treachery and danger to her happiness.
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Mons
Eve
Lake City
Arlene
Mona
Kenny
Cleopatra
Helen of Troy
Reece
No Rainfall Reported in 24 Hours by Weather Bureau
The weather bureau reported no rainfall during the past 24-hour period. Hydrologic outlook remains dry with no precipitation expected soon.
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Weather Bureau
Temperature Records Show Hot 24 Hour Span
The period saw temperatures range from a high of 96 to a low of 71 degrees.
Announcements for Congress from Alabama candidates
Two candidates Baynard L. Malone of Decatur and A H Carmichael of Tuscumbia announce their runs for U S representative in the Eighth District with polling set for October 3 1933 in the Democratic second primary. Both seek voter support and acknowledge paid political advertising.
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Congress
Eighth
Baynard L. Malone
Decatur
Alabamia
Ala
A H. Carmichael
Tuscumbia
Alabama
Moulton W C T U Reopens Meetings Sets Monthly Schedule
The Moulton Alabama Women’s Christian Temperance Union resumed Thursday gatherings with the largest turnout since formation. Meetings move to the second Thursday of each month at 3 PM at the local Baptist Church. Mrs Ed Delashaw presided with devotions by Mrs Delashaw. Topic was Intemperance As a Cause of Accidents discussed by several members. New officers elected: President Mrs Ed Delashaw. vice presidents Mrs O E Kirby Mrs A W Walker Earl M Hodson and Mrs OL Judy. Secretary Mrs George Caraway. Press Reporter Miss Mary B Pickrel.
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Moulton
Ala
Moulton Women's Christian Temperance Union
O. L Judy
Ed Delashaw
R. P. Irwin
O. Kirby
O. L. Judy
Mary B. Pickrel
O. E. Kirby
A.W. Walker
Earl M. Hodson
OL. Judy
George Caraway
Price List of Fresh Produce and Meats
A historical price listing shows eggs and mixed eggs priced 15 to 16 cents per dozen, sweet potatoes at 1 to 2 cents per pound, and fresh country butter at 12 to 20 cents per pound. It lists Irish potatoes at 2.00 to 3.25 dollars per 100 pounds, various turnip prices, greens, kale, cabbage, carrots, fruits, and meats with cents and per unit measurements.
Welfare board member visits Moulton for R. F. C. work
Mrs. T. P. Lee from the state board of child welfare spent Wednesday evening and Thursday forenoon in Lawrence county. The visit focused on R. F. C. work directed by Mrs. Elizabeth Kindig and her field staff, following the resignation of Miss Mary Clyde Garner who left to handle similar duties in Choctaw county.
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Moulton
Ala
T. P. Lee
State Board of Child Welfare
Lawrence County
Elizabeth Kindig
Kindig
Mary Clyde Garner
Choctaw County
Westminster League Outing At Crystal Plunge
The Westminster League held a church social this week with about twenty young people. They met at the church, swam at Crystal Plunge, then had a campfire and a hot dog roast chaperoned by Mrs. Cliff Penney and Rev. E. N. Hart.
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Westminster League
Crystal Plunge
Cliff Penney
E. N. Hart
Satirical notes on trends and trivia from the era
A collection of wry observations by a columnist noting married women's worry, Cuba's president, poultry taxes in China, beer expo in Cleveland, and fashion shifts. The tone blends humor with social commentary and light critique of contemporary quirks.
Negro High School Will Open Monday
Opening exercises are scheduled for Monday morning September 18 at 9 o'clock. Rev. P. R. Shy, pastor of Garner's Memorial church of Decatur, will deliver the principal address. Patrons and friends of education are invited to attend.
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Negro High School
P. R. Shy
Garner's Memorial Church
Decatur
Friends of Education
Old Hickory and Notions of City Size Across Regions
Andrew Jackson nicknamed Old Hickory is cited. A reference notes the whipping post used in Delaware. A claim states Los Angeles is America’s largest city by area.
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Andrew Jackson
Delaware
Los Angeles
America
Birmingham Market Prices and Shipments Report
Today’s Birmingham market lists carload prices for hay grain and livestock. Hay includes U S No 1 Johnson and Timothy with firm quotations. poultry and eggs show steady prices. grain in bulk delivered with oats and corn steady. butter fat unchanged. Cattle and hogs feature mixed prime and common grades with steady or slightly varied values and overall fair demand.
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U. S
Johnson
Timothy
Birmingham
O'Brien Supported By Tammany Tiger
In New York City amid financial strains and internal party strife Tammany Hall braces for Tuesday's Democratic primary backing Mayor John P. O'Brien. The machine avoids direct clashes with opponents and hopes to marshal votes to counter independent candidates Loring M. Black and Jerome G. Ambro while dealing with booster boos from Stock Exchange NRA paraders and past fight-related boos.
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New York
Tammany Hall
John P. O'Brien
O'Brien
Tammany
Loring M. Black
Jerome G. Ambro
O’brien
Stock Exchange Nra
Tammany R¢Ders
Murder Charges In Angola Prison Riot
In Baton Rouge eight surviving rioters were formally charged with murder related to the Angola penitent farm riot that left seven dead. Eunice McDine also known as Marian Russell of New Orleans was named in connection with the case.
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Baton Rouge
Angola Pena Farm
Eunice McDine
Marian Russell
New
Prisoner’s common law wife sued as accessory in capital offense
Orleans, common law wife of a mutineer, admitted smuggling a pistol into the prison two months ago and was sued as an accessory to a capital offense. Her husband James A. Russell of Akron Ohio, jailed for a New Orleans bank robbery, was among three fugitives killed Wednesday at Marksville after a three day pursuit by possemen.
Improving Miss Lois Barnes After Operation at Highland Ave
Miss Lois Barnes is improving at the Inglenook home of Mrs. W R McCown following an operation at Highland Avenue Baptist Hospital on Monday.
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Lois Barnes
Highland Avenue Baptist Hospital
W. R. McCown
Inglenook
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Bridge
Miss McElhinney
Barnes
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Mona Allen
Mr. Kenny
Elm Street
MOVE
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White House
President Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Ellen Emmet Rand
Salisbury
Conn
Moulton WC
Decatur Chamber of Commerce
Cuba
China
Cleveland
NEA Service, Inc
Inswers
Williams
Trwillians
Tammany Tiger
Scheaffer’s
Dillehay
Sheaffer
Dillehay Brothers
Grant ST
Family Bread
Twin City
Albany Lodge
A. F
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