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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1914
Page
2
Office notice urges advertisers to file copy by noon on the desired publication day to ensure prompt and accurate service.
Paris dispatch notes the third western war phase unfolding with Germans likely to press on in the east. King George visits hospitals, praising Allied officers and soldiers, boosting morale amid artillery actions near Paris. The last British king on a battlefield was in 1743.
Advertisement notes that discovery strengthens weak lungs relieves shortness of breath bronchitis severe coughs and related affections. It offers Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser free in cloth bound form on receipt of one dollar for lamp and mailing costs. Address Doctor Pierce Invalids' Hotel Buffalo New York.
An advertisement from Chattanooga Medicine Co claims Cardui, a women’s tonic, helped Mrs. Laura Bratcher of Ready, Kentucky after months of illness and two doctors. It urges women with related ailments to try Cardui, noting its long history and offering a 64 page home treatment book.
Regular Decatur council session expected to tackle the new license schedule and possibly adopt the ordinance. Morgan county marriage licenses for the past month totaled 27, with Probate Court Clerk Frank J. Davin noting the figure was slightly above average. The interior of Decatur city hall undergoes improvements as workers extend the mayor’s desk flooring. McGehee Furniture Co offers six free aluminum cooking utensils with every McDougal kitchen cabinet purchase, while 504-506 Bank Street remains the contact point. Bennett the lecturer appears at Decatur High School auditorium this evening at 8 o'clock as part of the Lyceum course. Dispatches report Governor O Nea l weighing a special session to abolish the county fee system, with Capt. Dan Walden opposing an extra session on cotton. The governor has not confirmed the rumor and will decide soon.
The first boughs of mistletoe were brought into Decatur today marking one of the initial evidences of the yuletide season.
A. B. Harvey Chas. Johnson and D. McNabb of lodge 491 A F M and Roy Newsom and C Robertson of lodge 29 A F M are attending the Masonic Grand Lodge session in Montgomery.
Judge W. E. Skeggs is adding a concrete approach and entrance to his residence on the corner of Johnson Street and Fourth Avenue.
The Missouri and North Arkansas Railroad promotes a new farming territory with opportunities for homeseekers and investors. Ed M. Wise is general manager and a January 4 1915 trip to the Ozarks is offered for $22.85 round trip with a farm list and booklet available.
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