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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1913
Page
3
The Sayres express gratitude for most presents sent to mark the wedding. They specifically thank members of the Senate and House for their gifts and kind wishes.
Washington December 1 Letters from Mrs Francis Bowes Sayre thanking house and senate members for wedding gifts were received at the Capitol. Addresses to Senators Clarke and Martine note the presentation from senators and a diamond necklace set to honor the White House wedding. The letter to Speaker Clarke expresses warm thanks and lasting obligation from Mrs Sayre and Mr Sayre.
A reader from Ft. Smith Ark recalls a six year old notice about Chamberlain Tablets that fit his case exactly. After purchasing a box he has not been sick since and his father with stomach trouble also benefited. For sale by all dealers.
Mortgagee W C Stubbs announces sale of Lot 10 Block 4 in the Decatur Mineral Land Company subdivision Morgan County Alabama. Property owners M C Burch pledged $1010.72 with interest due Jan 1 1909. Sale set for December 15 1913 at the courthouse door facing Ferry Street Decatur Alabama.
Prominent New York physicians launch a campaign to prevent annual colds in the next generation. They publish a list of “don’ts” including avoiding drafts and overeating. They recommend Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy to shorten colds and say it is sold by all dealers.
A Decatur Y M C A feature lauds secretary N B Peake for removing restrictive placards from the foyer walls and replacing them with art, transforming the building and prompting calls for a new auditorium to boost local culture and finances.
Local ad promotes Engraved Visiting Cards with prices to suit all buyers and emphasizes a broad selection.
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