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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1913
Page
3
The annual meeting of the stock holders will be held at the company office in Decatur Alabama on Monday January 5 1914. E H Allison secretary.
Holders of the Morgan County National Bank of New Decatur Alabama will meet at the bank office on Tuesday January 13 1914 at 10 o'clock a m F A Bloodworth Cashier New Decatur Ala December 16 1913 16-Imo
A New York physician laments that thin stockings and shoes push doctors toward bankruptcy. Treat colds early to prevent pneumonia, praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective, safe, and widely reputed for coughing and cold cures. Sold by dealers.
Music lovers in Decatur will attend a high class concert by Creatore and his Banda Verdi with the Lamberto Grand Opera Sextette at the city theatre tomorrow night. The Milwaukee Sentinel praised Creatore's vivid conducting style and his ability to control his musicians, noting the dramatic flair of his baton and stage presence.
Signor Catapano defense counsel for Porter Charleton asks Como court to obtain elucidation of charges and have Charleton interrogated about his mental condition. He also seeks testimony from eight American citizens on Mrs. Charleton's violent character. Milan Court of Appeals must approve interrogations through diplomatic channels after January 1 Penal Code change allows counsel access.
A Napoleon biographer recounts how the boy king of Rome, guided by a gentle governess, learned to curb tears by an appeal to honor. The tale suggests mothers can calm children by thoughtful, principled responses rather than harsh scolding.
A Pittsburg Dispatch letter from New York describes a gambler dubbed a steamer at a Second Avenue stuss table. He starts with $200, moves between tables amid vigorish payments, and after a long run of losses and gains works toward the big $10 table before heading down again. The narrative notes the dealer’s 15 percent loss share and the volatile spread from pennies to tens. Read the Decatur Daily for the full story.
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