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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1915
Page
3
A Kentucky letter tells of Bettie Bullock who suffered four years from womanly troubles and could barely walk. After failing to improve with a doctor, her husband gave Cardus, the woman’s tonic, and she reports regained strength able to walk two miles and perform chores. The ad appeals to other exhausted women to try Cardul, claiming over a million have benefited in its 50 years.
W I Swain’s show company travels in a Pullman special private car named the Iverness. Built by Pullman at 16000 dollars, the 70 foot car features oak and brass fittings, two halves for family and staff, heated bath and hot water, a fully equipped office, and space for advertising paper storage. The car rides on six wheel trucks and carries lavish furnishings from Ireland Scotland and Eiderdown feathers. The Swain troupe performs The Shepherd of the Hills tonight with Thelma and Diavolo on Friday.
Reports from Decatur today say Newell Baker nicknamed the Y star is on the Valdosta Georgia mound in the Georgia state league. He has won one game lost one and tied one for a .500 percentage.
Alpheus Brindley, white man, recently sentenced in Cullman county for murder, whose case was upheld by the Supreme Court, has filed an application for rehearing. He remains in Morgan County jail pending further action.
A brief ad urges readers to call 46 for subscription details to the Decatur Daily, highlighting ways to sign up and stay informed.
A Nebraska Indian Hall team member Grant Leghorn says Indian regiments would form to aid Uncle Sam if Germany and the United States go to war. He notes his people side with the Allies and that babies learn to shoot, with a vow to sharp shooting once mobilized.
Local residents hail Adler i ka a simple buckthorn bark and glycerine mix as the most thorough bowel cleanser. Vendors claim one spoonful relieves constipation and gas within a minute with no griping, and even usage in appendicitis is noted by S. M. Thompson, druggist.
J E Privett at 302 Second Avenue has improved his repair shop with a new attractive front. The display features bicycles phonographs records and supplies. Emphasis now on repairing automobile casings and sharpening lawn mowers.
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