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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1916
Page
2
The notice lists several Democratic nominees including for President Woodrow Wilson and Congress Edward B. Almon along with candidates for Circuit Judges Probate Judge Circuit Court Clerk Tax Assessor Tax Collector and other posts. It references a ticket price of 10 dollars and a one dollar amount, indicating a subscription or distribution cost.
An essay praising Woodrow Wilson as a consistent advocate of peace while rejecting naive pacifism. It argues his restraint preserves American honor, warns against entangling alliances, and suggests he would choose force only if necessary to defend rights.
A Daily Saturday dispatch predicted Phillips would beat Mosely two to one in the Madison County runoff primary. Mosely reportedly won May 9 by two votes, while Phillips was later declared elected by two votes.
A playful reformist quip reimagines Shakespearean line as a slogan about public display and spectacle. The fragment suggests a civic or artistic protest theme centered on showcasing parade acts as a form of expression.
N. C. Kingsbury of AT&T cites a 42 year old ad campaign example showing inquiries persist long after ads stop. He argues advertising is an investment with far reaching, lasting effects beyond its active run.
Morgan county plans a company of Confederate veterans to be raised if needed to fight Mexico. Prominent Eva citizen E Ford announced the idea after visiting Decatur. Ford, a three year Confederate veteran, says he would join if called and once spent a year in Elmira prison after capture by federal troops.
The Teachers Institute for Morgan County will be held at Hartselle High School starting Tuesday August 1 for four days. All teachers must attend except those in a six weeks training school. J C Tidwell County Superintendent of Education.
L. B. Wyatt & Son announce the relocation of their office from the Colonial building to the Morgan County National Bank building.
A lengthy parade on Main Street featured diverse floats from Crow & Crow and Decatur Ice & Coal Co. floats with ice blocks and fruit, plus entries from Odd Fellows, Junior Order, Woodmen of the World, Lady Knights of Maccabees, Red Men and numerous local businesses and organizations. Many groups marched in uniforms or displayed themed tableaux, reflecting a wide civic turnout and community pride.
A Senate oration extols American duty and loyalty during tense talks with Japan, praising Woodrow Wilson and Robert E Lee as ideals. It contrasts native and naturalized citizens, condemns tyranny, and urges steadfastness, integrity, and willingness to defend the republic against internal and external threats.
An old drug advertisement touts Eddy’s Black Pills as a quick remedy claiming relief in 24 hours. The pitch notes the pills cost 26 cents and are sold at local druggists.
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