Fragmentary Albany-Decatur Daily Notice Type
OCR fragmentary text from Albany-Decatur Daily unavailable for clear summary. readable items include stray phrases and names. no coherent event, date, or identifiable entities present.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1920
Page
2
OCR fragmentary text from Albany-Decatur Daily unavailable for clear summary. readable items include stray phrases and names. no coherent event, date, or identifiable entities present.
State finances face a dilemma as the Supreme Court voids the income tax law, ruling income qualifies as property and that the levy beyond 0.65 percent cannot stand. The decision critiques the legislature’s approach while suggesting no sweeping judicial alteration of tax policy.
An old ad claims Calamel tablets purified from nausea and danger provide relief for lazy liver biliousness indigestion headaches and constipation. It touts ease of use with one tablet at bedtime and water, promising quick improvement and renewed energy.
Decoration Day at Caddo Cemetery is set for the second Sunday in May with cleaning of both cemeteries on the preceding Friday. The program includes congregational songs, devotional services, recitations by Miss Hester Stambridge Wilma Jones Coulie Price, talks by Bro. Sam Kitchen A. G. Patterson and L. M. Thrasher, a sermon, and closing prayers.
Fragmentary notice suggests a quick change artist and an independent man. It mentions tires and a motor cat Dattas News style reference. The readable text implies a feature on adaptable individuals and practical skill.
An advertisement urges husbands to buy a kitchen maid to reduce wives' toil. It touts lower steps, preserved food, and saved fatigue and health, promising value from $35 to $85 and a money back guarantee. Morgan Furniture Co promotes easy payments at 510 Second Avenue Albany.
Fragmentary ad claims skin disease arises from blood infection and promises a temporary relief through a blood cleansing remedy. It urges readers to write for advice to a Medictory address and cites dramatic but unverified results.
A brief exchange questions payments to the minister at a marriage. Benham responds with a refusal to concede overspending charges. The source reflects a clipped, possibly clipped panel or gossip item from Chicago.
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