Albany Decatur Daily Bibicied Second Class Notice
Albany Decatur Daily Bibicied enters second class mailing matter February 1912 in Albany Als. Valley Printing Company Inc announces publication status dated July 1 1917 under authority of Att.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1923
Page
2
Albany Decatur Daily Bibicied enters second class mailing matter February 1912 in Albany Als. Valley Printing Company Inc announces publication status dated July 1 1917 under authority of Att.
Fragmentary text suggests a discussion of criminals and juries, implying someone doing criminals a favor or a legal proceeding, but details are unclear and names or places are absent.
The text presents scattered, satirical lines about rain, crooked men, Mexico, Uncle Sam, and reformers, interwoven with a passing note on Magnus Johnson and Kellogg envoy confirmation, reflecting a noisy newspaper column style.
The letter attributes postwar business growth to prohibition and salvage of liquor losses, noting boosts to home building auto sales and store activity. It warns wets gain little and points to December 17 as Wright brothers anniversary with aviation's vast potential and future air travel. predicts widespread airship use and evolving travel safety.
A brief note on oversized political ambitions. The term Jugtown recalls a pottery village once known by that name, but this is only historical context.
Washington seeks Canadian help to curb liquor smuggling into the United States. Ottawa's stance is that export duties and revenue from exports bind Canada, and it would trade cooperation only if there is a return. The piece notes morality and friendship as long term business factors beyond pure trade.
A miscellany of humorous lines and oddities including romantic confessions exchanged as if in a letter, remarks on Greek brightness, sugar refiners, law abiding motor car bandits, towing of cars, fishing season, bar life, dress suit rents, Mahjongg class ads, and a retired private turning to tutoring for a gamble filled crowd.
Paris witnesses a surge in bobbed hair as short styles become widely accepted. Hairdressers report thousands seeking quick cuts, with interviews and commentary fueling the trend amid cold weather.
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