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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1915
Page
2
The fragment shows subscription pricing by mail for various periods and rates for tributes. It notes a late editor concern for timely delivery and requests readers to notify if the paper is late. includes obituaries and cards of thanks at five cents per line.
The Nashvellte Banner argues Henry Ford should stick to his strengths as a car maker and philanthropist, noting his failure in peacemaking and national leadership. It contrasts Ford with other leaders, praising or critiquing their expertise while urging focus on what he does best.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a figure linked to a Titanic event and a potential future outcome. It references a person named Slemont and includes uncertain details about timing and location.
A remark on gossip as a disease of the tongue, describing gossiping as fabrication and harmful to the brain. It recalls historical ideas of blacklisting gossipers to curb false tales and questions how many would be shunned in the area.
The editor declares himself a descendant of a so called Indian chief, claiming full native lineage while others note he is a full-blooded Englishman and label the claim as a nature faker. The piece compares him to pirates or historic chiefs and questions the authenticity of his heritage.
Fragmentary OCR reads a cruel taunt about a girl at Christmas and a threat of death, with references to a “Tetédega Home” and terms like “beast” and “1 per cent nerve.” The legibility is very poor and several words are misspelled.
The remark suggests questioning whether fault lies with steering or the committee, emphasizing the need to assess responsibility and governance structures rather than defaulting to one origin of error. It invites closer inspection of roles, processes, and accountability.
A fragmentary report describes a young woman troubled by fear during a holiday period as she confronts unwanted responders. The rough text hints at social interaction and tension but lacks clear names or places.
Fragmentary text describes a tense moment in a game with mentions of a sword like clash, a time reference at twelve, and the teams or players implied to be arguing a fair contest despite a setback. The readable content is inconsistent and lacks definite names or an outcome.
A brief primer offers six simple self improvements to try tomorrow. Each tip focuses on consistency and small steps, encouraging steady progress and practical habits.
The dissolution of Standard Oil is said to have almost trebled the wealth of John D Rockefeller. Yet the real dissolution problem remains to be faced by the money king.
Dispatches say Emperor William suffers from a non malignant fever and nerves. observers hold out hope he may recover to witness an Italian victory.
The text notes stubborn opposition to conscription in England and suggests the public mood stays fixed on harvesting the fruits of victory, reflecting continued resistance to mandatory military service despite wartime outcomes.
Germany recognizes the Carranza government in Mexico, delivering a diplomatic blow to Huerta and influencing Mexican politics. This action shifts international support amid the Mexican conflict and indicates growing European involvement in regional affairs.
Readable fragment notes actress Madame Sarah Bernhardt would resent the unsoldierly insinuation that the loss of her leg will affect her charge. The quote hints at public perception of her disability and resolve.
The article questions whether the outbreak of srippe is caused by military conflict or by mistletoe, presenting uncertainty about the source of the illness and its spread.
Otto cautions that a too royal greeting for the new year could disturb the baby, while his friend Alex agrees the celebration should be subdued to avoid waking the infant.
An elderly man with a habit of catching colds is described as the father of the young man who acquires the patent medicine market by purchasing grip cures.
The note claims Villa is recruiting his cronies on the Hearst ranch. Some conservative journals question whether these recruits will show cowardice.
Fragmentary OCR notes show Gov Henderson addressing AOB and a dispute over daily work phrasing. No clear event date or full names confirmed, leaving ambiguity about the exact statement and its public reception.
Mrs Allie Hendaly of 1212 Joseph St Birmingham says five months of illness left her weighing eighty pounds with stomach and heart pains and kidney trouble. After taking Tanlac her strength returned, she can digest meat again and sleep well, and she now weighs about one hundred twenty pounds. Tanlac sold in Decatur by Decatur Drug Co and in New Decatur by Preuit Dillehay Drug Co. Ad.
Pullman porters receive a raise of $2.50 per month and conductors gain ten percent. Announcement came from Pullman officials yesterday. Locals at Decatur depots question tipping with travelers skeptical of the change.
A. and Blackwell announce their candidacy for circuit court clerk of Igan County subject to the Democratic primary. They request votes and influence in the upcoming election.
An authorized notice states Shas, O. Robertsson is a candidate for tax collector in Morgan County in the coming primary. It also announces PAT Williams as a candidate for tax collector, subject to the Democratic primary.
The notice announces Levick P. Troup and McD Wiggins as candidates for Probate Judge of Morgan County, subject to Democratic primary action. It notes William B. Skegg’s prior role as Probate Judge and references the Democratic party process.
The announcement states Melvin Hutson is running for Morgan County judge subject to the Democratic primary. Supporters are urged to vote and influence the outcome in the upcoming contest.
Frank J. Troup runs for re election as Mor gan County tax assessor subject to Democratic party action. He seeks continued oversight of county tax rolls and assessor duties pending party confirmation.
B. E. Davis of Morgan county's third district announces candidacy for reelection in the upcoming May Democratic primary. He currently has no opposition.
A wry Abe Martin quip notes that any fool can reach the limelight but staying there requires a general touch. He observes many drab homes remain unglamorous despite paint, reflecting small town humor on appearances and status.
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