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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1915
Page
2
Old classifieds list publication duties and rates with names HH D HARKREADER W BR SHELTON and BEN M BLOODWORTH. Notices urge timely delivery and mention tributes obituaries and cards of respect. Readers are advised to call 46 if issues are missing or late.
A Nebraskan faced dismissal after an incident described as drinking grape juice and hyproot which allegedly sparked wartime zeal. The report notes official actions and ongoing inquiries into the motive and consequences.
The nation must resign itself to the Bryan resignation as political uncertainty grows and leadership questions surge. observers weigh implications for policy direction and upcoming sessions while allies pledge continuity.
A concise editorial argues that escape from conflict fails to secure lasting peace, urging strategic diplomacy and resilient postwar reconstruction. It stresses avoiding escalation and seeking negotiated settlements to prevent renewed hostility and instability.
A bold exercise aimed to boost morale and readiness uses the act of swatting a fly as a symbolic drill. It frames small acts of defense as part of broader wartime preparedness, echoing calls for vigilance and rapid response.
The Chicago Daily News opines that impulsive romantic Italians may deliberate a year before war and questions how long sober practical Americans should take, suggesting a contrast in national temperament and timing for decision making.
In a seasonal note the cabinet voices relief as a disciple of the grape withdraws toward the Chau tuaqua platform amid the opening sea son for snakes.
The Wilson Bryan cabinet suffers from too many stars and lacks a single guiding head. Leaders who won’t lead upset the balance, like a gyroscope without a central force.
A rhymed verse urges persistent advertising by Crusoe of desert island fame. After four years a ship spots his ad, proving the value of steady promotion despite long odds. The piece champions advertising as a lasting, worthwhile effort.
The piece extols three line classified ads as vital for any town showing needs and demands across life. It argues ads swiftly rent houses find jobs sell cows hire workers and trade items, making them a quick inexpensive path to success.
A playful tale describes Taylor Skaggs selling rags on credit, creating a chain of payments that reaches the grocer druggist and clerk Anne. As bills are settled, hardships ease for the town’s workers, and joy grows from supporting local shops. The message favors spending with local merchants to spread cheer and economic relief.
The Georgia prison commission refused Leo Frank's petition for sentence commutation. Public hope remains that the case may soon be resolved one way or another, and the matter may be abated as a nuisance.
A fragment notes President Wilson is jawing Germany, suggesting his jaw bone length might influence the manner of his speech or stance in diplomacy. The remark uses a pun linking jaw size to how he addresses Germany.
As fashion shifts, public interest surges around the white sox trend with many embracing its bold style and social implications.
Special services announced for Central Baptist Church this Sunday morning at 11 oclock. Parishioners are invited to attend as the event aims to serve the local congregation.
L A Farmer of 321 Main Street Nash ville reports Tanlac improved his long standing indigestion rheumatism and kidney trouble after ten days of use He says he now walks easily sleeps well and enjoys meals again This testimonial supports Tanlac’s claim of addressing age related infirmities and boosting vitality through its tonic effect on the body This Nashville area notice cites local distribution by Decatur Drug Co and Preuit Dillehay Co Ady.
Robin Garret and Abe Hicks from Limestone County were arrested by Officers Hill and Bass this morning for theft of a cow. The pair allegedly brought a cow to the Decatur area and were jailed at the city jail after being detained at a livery stable in Decatur.
The Swain show packed the big tent last night featuring Mil dred. Management kept patrons comfortable with courteous staff and a wholesome performance that drew large crowds to Decatur, earning praise for quality and conduct.
The Indians won a sensational 11th inning victory at city league park in a back and forth thriller. Whiteshorn and Cornish sparking defense and Cornish’s timely hitting helped the visitors to 9 runs on 14 hits while Colonial managed 8 on 11 as Wikle again pitched strong for Colonial in a tough loss. The series continues with an expected 3000 fans for today’s third game.
Paris dispatch extols nurses on duty amid war’s grim toll. Essay praises womanly devotion and patriotism, then advertises Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for female ailments, claiming wide success and offering mail order samples from Buffalo New York.
Birmingham defeated Chattanooga 6 to 2 in yesterday's game as Momahia Aulanta contributed a solo effort with a 0 for the visiting side.
More than two thousand people along the Trinity River are homeless after floods. Widespread damage is estimated at around one million dollars with many homes washed away. No loss of life reported so far.
Paris reports in an official communication that after Neuvillest Vaast north of Arras the German bombardment failed to dislodge French positions. South of Arras they attempted to push back the French from new ground near Heburthe but were repelled. At Heburthe French gains extended over 1800 miles.
Berlin reports heavy fighting around Arras with French attacks near Souchez and Neuville St. Vaast repulsed. Official war office statement admits a minor French advance at the sugar factory but overall combats remain intense.
Copenhagen report says two German submarines were badly damaged by the Russians in the Baltic and put into Liban for repairs. The dispatch credits the Baltic action to Soviet forces, noting the vessels sought repairs after the engagement.
Birmingham reports detectives fail to locate bandits who wrecked Seaboard train No. 5 near Irondale last night. Fireman Tom Love dies from injuries, death toll rises to three. Other two victims are engineer Robert Brooks of Atlanta and F. Link of Portsmouth. Remaining injured expected to recover.
Petrograd reports Russian submarines destroyed a German torpedo boat transport and a merchant vessel in the Baltic Sea. One additional German torpedo boat was badly damaged in the engagement.
Andrew and R. E. D. Shaddox, postmasters at Woods in Winston County and Jasper, Alabama, were arrested by federal authorities and given a preliminary hearing before Commissioner Shields on charges arising from 1914 to 1946.
A Little Rock mother reads in the paper that Mrs Smith has a little daughter born on a March day. The child had prayed nightly for a baby sister and learns the announcement from the newspaper.
A fragment notes a child’s bold statement about changing behavior from prayer to advertising, quoted as a remark in National Monthly. The line reflects a commentary on shifting social or cultural practices.
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