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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1913
Page
2
If your paper is late or missing contact New Decatur at telephone 46. The paper aims for prompt delivery and asks readers to notify the office if service is not received.
Advertisers must submit copy to the office by noon on the publication day to ensure good service. The notice outlines the requirement for timely submission to secure advertisement placement.
The article explains bonded warehouses where imports stay to defer duties until release. It notes traders fear tariff shifts, cites a $106 million value held in warehouses, with two thirds in New York and rest in Boston and Philadelphia. It stresses tariff changes affect both imports and domestic goods and urges public attention.
All children taking part in a chorus for the Sunday School convention are asked to be present at Central Methodist Church tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock for a direct hearing up or labor.
Attorney Charles S. Whitman will support John Purroy Mitchell and the fusion slate. He refuses to run as a third mayoral candidate. Herbert Parsons urges a Republican bid, while Samuel B. Koenig leans toward fusion for sheriff if a Republican endorsement of Mitchell is secured.
In Morgan County Alabama the probate court sets August 26 1913 for examination of Lara L. White administratrix estate of E D White deceased and invites all interested to appear and show cause why accounts and vouchers should not be passed. Also includes unrelated promotional note offering to heat homes with hot water and urging estimates for installing a plant.
A vintage ad touts BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT as a cure for blisters, burns, rheumatism and sore backs. It claims great healing and penetrating power with prices 25¢ 50¢ and 1.00 per bottle, sold by Owl Drug Co.
Grace Leaien Hill Lutz presents illustrations from 1958 works including Marcia Schuyler and Dawn of the Morning. The author’s crafts showcase period style and rare visual studies.
Miss Remington dazzles guests with Chopin and Liszt at a judging party. Tryon Dunham, curious about her, escorts her as she performs and plans to escape before a late train leaves town.
The weary girl listens as a young musician confesses a lingering affection. A stray line hints at a continuation of the tale. Also an advertisement touts a stomach aid for babies sold by Owl Drug Co with no opium.
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