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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
2
The item lists Second-Class matter filing, editor W R B Shelton, subscription rates by carrier and mail, and a note on timely delivery. It ends with a remark about Bolivia and Argentina informing Secretary Bryan they would send copies of his arbitration treaties, hoping they are moved by reading matter.
Chicago reports the largest wholesale dry goods business on record for this season. The city notes that the steady flow of spending continues despite current international handicaps affecting trade in the Mississippi valley region.
Yesterday's report notes a Court of Appeals ruling impacting the local Ellis lodge. An inadvertent error exposed the home of a local man, suggesting he was to be publicly presented, prompting concern over propriety and privacy.
A fragmented editorial passage argues that tet was not intended and rejects guilt or vindictiveness toward any friend or foe. It asserts the editor believes in a free country and the constitution grants certain privileges, urging gentlemen to understand the paper’s stance.
A quotation from the United States Bureau of Fisheries notes terrapin may be produced by artificial propagation and questions what will fill the dining table if price affects its flavor.
Official statistics show beef cattle numbers falling from 51.6 million in 1907 to 36.0 million six years later, with export declines and higher domestic meat costs. Article notes imports from Argentina and potential northern Mexican supplies shaping future markets as Americans resist dietary change.
The text discusses ranch grown cattle and removing natural obstacles to supply regional urban centers. It notes applying conscription-like processes in northern states, preventing premature marketing, and finding nourishing food sources for creatures. It also mentions enhancing breeder profits and invoking law to restore competition for local suppliers and middlemen when concentrated power limits movement.
President Butler of Columbia urges a thorough edge intellect to curb superficiality in American life. The piece notes this indictment has persisted since early European observers praised reason over emotion and warns critics to balance idealism with realism.
The neighbor asks what she thinks of Stutt's Eas-It a remedy for headache and neuralgia. Dillehay Bros. sells it on a money back plan in 10 26c and 50c bottles with a refund if unsatisfied.
Hopkinsville Kentucky June 12 Robert Johnson ten year old son of Charles W Johnson a traveling salesman died yesterday afternoon of lockjaw. Several days ago he made a slight wound on one toe with a garden hoe. Nothing was thought of it until ten days ago when jaw trouble developed and his condition grew worse.
The Tennessee Valley Bank files suit against Watkins in the Law and Equity court seeking collection of a promissory note. The action requests judgment for the amount due plus costs, with further relief as permitted by law.
Two women were arraigned at Richmond Police Court on suspicion of setting fire to the stands at Hurst Park race course, causing seventy thousand dollars in damage. Kitty Marion, an actress, and Clara Elizabeth Gien, a known militant suffragette, were released on bail.
Dr Stafford MacLean reports a perfect baby Abe Edelowlts born at 165 Eldridge Street with 1000 point measures in health and weight. Three other East Side infants scored 1000 and one 995, tied to maternal milk baths clean air and no named illnesses. The piece critiques reformers and advocates eugenic ideals.
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