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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1920
Page
4
An old advertisement touts tonic claims to bolster strength at seventeen, urging readers to believe it can aid a weak man. It warns of nerve strain and promotes purchase through druggists with a money back guarantee. It mentions ages, health, and safety notes, targeting men and women.
Cecil B. DeMille presents For Better, For Worse written by Edgar Selwyn with Jeanie Macphersons script and a star cast including Elliott Dexter Gloria Swainson Wanda Howley Tom Ferman Theodore Roberts Raymond Hatton Sylvia Ashton Jack Pickford In Wrong at Princess Theatre also opening with Johnnys village boy hero wins love in a dramatic plot set in a boarding house community
London dispatch discusses a masculinist movement in the United States led by Richard Keverne. It argues men seek rights and freedom from domestic duties, claiming wives could be dominant if the trend grows, with speculation on future social shifts and potential political outcomes.
A scientist notes cholera germs resemble commas in appearance. He warns that once entering a man’s system they can seal a fatal end to life.
Paid political advertisement credits Senator Frank S White of Birmingham for backing Muscle Shoals development. It notes a 1914 telegram from Sheffield Commercial Club as thanks for his efforts, attendance at the 1916 Norfolk Commercial Congress, and his push to place a national nitrated plant at Muscle Shoals.
Kellogg & Sons chemists claim castor oil can be made tasteless without altering strength or purity. The advertisement touts Kellogg's Tasteless Castor Oil as a relief for children and adults, available in 35c and 65c sizes at retailers.
Probate Court sets April 26 1920 for examination of final account and vouchers of L P Royer administrator of the Mission estate. Notice given to interested parties to appear and show cause why said account should not be allowed. Judge L P Troup presiding.
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