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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1914
Page
3
Geo C Childers of Eva to Bensle Lee Bates of Eva. Edgar Turner of Hartselle and Edith Etam of Hartselle.
City Clerk Henry Hartung of New Decatur departed this morning for Shelbyville and other Tennessee points to visit relatives.
Alan Law rescues Judith Trine after a Jersey City wedding plot in a dramatic chase and fire fight. Marrophat exposes the impersonation of Rose, triggering a perilous pursuit and a daring rescue across a blazing tenement. Christmas parcel mail hints and post office plans conclude.
Postmaster McMillan and assistants adopt "Serve the public" as the holiday motto at the New Decatur postoffice. They pledge to greet visitors, handle personal deliveries, and dispatch all mail with care despite heavy seasonal duties.
W. E. Sherrill resigns as salesman for Orshine Brothers effective January 1 and will take another position in Huntsville.
Montgomery claim alleges that a drink served to 17 year old Andrew at the Silver Dollar saloon caused intoxication and loss of his position. T. M. Beck of Montgomery filed a $1,000 damages suit in circuit court Tuesday against the saloon partnership of J. W. Abraham and T. J. Kelly.
A public service note urges readers to call 46 for information and to subscribe to the Decatur Daily, highlighting the newspaper’s availability and contact options.
A vintage ad warns that children are more vulnerable to diseases like malaria and liver ailments. It promotes Carswell’s Liver-Aid as a vegetable remedy, available for fifty cents at Owl Drug Store in Decatur, with a money back guarantee.
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