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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1913
Page
2
Advertisers must file copy by noon on publication day to ensure service. The article discusses ex Governor M R Patterson of Tennessee and notes fierce vilification by enemies, predicting a possible favorable shift as truth and persistence of attacks are weighed.
A laurel wreath will be sent to Mme Sarah Barnhardt as a token of esteem from American players and managers. The effort began after her appearance in Western theatres. Daniel Frohman David Belasco William Faversham Acton Davies and others formed the committee.
The New York Press argues that British rifles with longer barrels and high velocity rounds aim to wound more than kill. Experts claim rapid casualties strain medical services, making warfare more humane by reducing wholesale slaughter and extending recovery times.
Your leading druggist offers Stutt's Eas-It headache remedy in 10c 25c and 60c bottles. The product guarantees relief from headache neuralgia and nervousness with a money back guarantee. Sold by Dillehay Bros.
Classified listing seeks old feathers and burlap for pews and beds. Contact number 229 at Moulton address for pickup or delivery of materials and supplies.
In a Washington power struggle, Jim Blake seeks to weaponize a woman's name to force Standish and Mullins' bill through. As Grace's secret exposure looms, Blake’s family tensions erupt with Grace caught between public ruin and protecting her name, while legal maneuvers tighten around them.
In a tense scene, Jing Blake and Mark confront the lawyer Van Dyke about Miss Kelly’s undisclosed promise to a woman. Van Dyke reveals Miss Kelly learned of the affair only tonight, prompting a charged exchange and emotional turmoil among the group.
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