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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1913
Page
2
Classified line shows a second class matter entry dated February 26 1912 at the New Decatur Alabama post office under the act of March 3 1879 indicating mailing status and location.
Subscription rates by carrier and by mail are listed with prices for annual, semiannual, quarterly, monthly and weekly terms. Contact information for delayed papers is provided and readers are urged to notify the office. Advertising rates require disclosure on application and ads must be received by noon.
A figure claims 6.88 billion Paig were spent for admission to U.S. motion pictures last year. The author quips that despite vast coinage these nickel winds have not yet been turned into a film.
An extension of the Great Northern Railway will relocate Scobey Montana to a new position along the line. Townspeople hope the move will bring attention and development to Scobey and its residents.
Noted American financial thinkers aid in drafting a currency bill. The piece notes that despite plans, it will not guarantee easier access to currency nor easier retention of money.
The text notes that Dr Wu Ting Fang’s visit to the United States would be welcomed for any reason and would be doubly welcome as he is regarded as an official representative of the Chinese republic.
A popular New York high school senior graduates wearing a dress that cost 40 cents and appears as stylish as any classmate. The note adds that high cost of living may be addressed from multiple angles.
Leading businessmen discuss inviting Northern Alabama residents to Decatur for a fall visit. A day of get acquainted includes a big free barbecue and entertainment to showcase the cities. Citizens are urged to meet at Decatur City Hall on Thursday July 10 at 7 30 PM to discuss details and house warming contributions.
An investigation into the Baltimore house of correction reveals a 13 year old boy suffering tuberculosis while repeatedly whipped for minor labor shortfalls. Records show ten beatings over three years, with most punishments tied to daily Dr Watson inspections and alleged contract labor abuse.
The Nashville Tennessean reports on brutal treatment in penal institutions. A boy nicknamed the plain frisky type suffered rough discipline, later dying of consumption believed to have developed during imprisonment. The piece condemns the system and calls for punishment of those responsible.
A local ad promotes Stutt's Eas-It for headache and neuralgia. The product is sold by Dillehay Bros in 10c 25c and 50c bottles with a money back guarantee. The ad invites neighbors to try it and pass verdicts on its efficacy.
The notice urges patrons to eat with Pete Ballas at Decatur Cafe opposite Union Station. It touts the cafe as the cleanest venue with experienced cooks and waiters delivering best quality food.
A woman and a political dreamer debate a forced week of romance and a planned European departure. She insists the affair ends forever to preserve her future, while he pleads for marriage and political ideals clash with conventional society.
Mortgagee assigns and with power of sale will offer at public auction on July 30, 1918, in front of the Morgan County Alabama courthouse for cash Lots 6 and 7, Block 23, Addition 2, Decatur Land Improvement and Furnace Company, Morgan County. Mary E. Singleton as Assignee. Eyster & Eyster Attorneys.
Notice of mortgage sale by New Morgan County Building & Loan Association to B A Brown dated October 19 1908 securing 800. The property in Decatur Morgan County Alabama described as Lot eight block twenty seven addition two of Decatur Land Improvement Furnace Company will be sold at public outcry for cash at the courthouse door Decatur on August 6 1913. Dated July 2 1913. By B W Godbey Attorney.
Causes of stomach trouble include sedentary habits lack of outdoor exercise insufficient mastication constipation a torpid liver worry and anxiety overeating and eating or drinking not suited to age or occupation Correct your habits and take Chamberlains Tablets for relief Sold by all dealers.
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