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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1922
Page
5
The report outlines Ford's financial and operational plan for the Gorgas Plant, describing a winking fund and government repayment of expenses not provided in his offer. It includes tables showing a $2.64 billion expenditure, $98.4 million in income from rentals, and a sinking fund projected over 100 years at 4 to 6 percent interest.
J H Daugherty of Norfolk Virginia says Tanlac revived his health after fourteen years with Hampton Roads Paper Co. He suffered indigestion bloating and nervous exhaustion and now reports strong appetite better sleep and steady energy. Tanlac sold by all good druggists.
Sirah Boshell completes a volume detailing Henry Ford’s rise with aid from Mrs. Ford and Detroit figures like James Couzens A. Y. Malcomson Horace Rackham F E G Pipp and C A Brownell The work will run in the Daily in coming days and later installments will follow through.
The list of fifty subscribers who bought shares in the Albany Decatur Oil & Gas Company must pay $ amount by Saturday June 17 1922 or their subscriptions will be canceled. After June 17 1922 the stock will be used to advance funds. President R A Barry issues the notice dated June 9 1922.
The Southern railway improves the depot grounds on Vie street facing Vine street, transforming what was a vehicle turning space into a place of beauty. Local officials commend the civic effort and note the notable progress already achieved.
A brief quotation echoes the apostle Paul urging focus on virtue and praise. The text invites contemplation of things that are true just pure lovely and of good report with virtue and praise as guiding ideals.
About two hundred Alabamians are expected to travel to New York for a summer session at Columbia University under the Alabama Club. Prof C C Prather of Columbia heads the club with Robart of Montgomery as vice president and Miss Virginia Sandley of Birmingham as second vice president. The party sails from Savannah on July 1 arrives July 7 and will stay through August 18 with social activities including boat rides and theatre parties. The Southern Club at Columbia University, led by Prof Prather and Prof John R McLure of Troy, also remains active.
Paris plans to pave streets with modern surfaces replacing rough roads for motor vehicles. The move will ease taxi rides and reduce jolts on the grand boulevards as streets are upgraded to smoother pavements.
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