Local News Transfer Notice from New Decatur
Entry marks Second Class Matter for February 26, 1912 at New Decatur Alabama post office under the 1879 act.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1913
Page
2
Entry marks Second Class Matter for February 26, 1912 at New Decatur Alabama post office under the 1879 act.
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An Old Springfield contributor protests the removal of a narrow green strip on a busy business street. He notes the clash between city planning talks and possible street railway work. He argues small green spaces are priceless and should be preserved despite urban expansion.
Officials face a plea to discipline pedestrians who cut corners and trample grass in city reservations. The author asks why residents do not contribute by extra steps and avoiding paths of ugliness, arguing careful use protects valuable green spaces for all.
The Huntsville Daily Times praises Sheriff R. N. Mc Culloch of Morgan County for his crackdown on bootleggers and the closing of an ill fame district in Decatur. Warrants were sworn for lewd women on vagrancy charges and the women were ordered to leave within 24 hours. they complied per Decatur dispatches.
The amateur gambler is not a bad man his in cents are honest. He plays for recreation then penny ante moves to betting all his money. He wins then must quit or face losing. Repeated games create a fever and a calamity in habit.
A rueful warning against gambling and late nights. It portrays life as a bank account of energy, urges early bedtimes, outdoor activity, and prudent wages. The piece condemns the gambler as a parasite who robs rest, harms others, and drains society through debt and deceit.
An ad for EAS-IT claims it instantly relieves terrible headaches and offers a money back guarantee. Bottles priced at 26c and 50c are advertised by Dilchay Bros of South Decatur with assurances of pleasant taste and pharmacy availability.
The Sunday School convention opening tomorrow at Central Methodist Church will be offered an auto ride tomorrow afternoon. Vehicle owners who donated cars should report at the church at 4 p m on Tuesday.
Two hoboes were caught by L. and N. officers and turned over to the county jail. The text notes a decrease in train riding through Decatur and mentions two nonhoboes discussing riding freight out of town. The article also discusses the court penalties and citizens avoiding rail transit.
A local boy Merrett Jones prepares a contribution for Moving Picture World next month. Jones has perfected a device to assist film operators and the magazine will publish his idea.
Hartung showcases peaches grown in his beck yard with large fruit. A peach weighing 14 ounces is highlighted as a large example, and last season he produced several specimens near a pound in weight.
A column highlights Grace Livingston's novels and the authorial name Mary Gy Lutz with titles Marcia Schuyler Prolbe Deane and Dawn of the Morning, noting illustrations and publication details.
Dunham shields a frightened young woman calling herself Mary Remington after a dinner party. He uses discretion, lends money, arranges a luggage transfer, and secures a private Pullman compartment as they plan her secret train ride to safety.
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