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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1922
Page
2
Partial newspaper snippet lists Albany Als publishing details for Valley Printing Company Inc. with dates February 26 1912 and July 1 1917, names editor manager and associate editor and a long distance number 9902 indicating contact.
A review of business conditions notes that coal and coke movement dominates gains as coal strike disruptions ease. Railcar shortages shrink though idle cars linger, with loading rising and orders issued to repair and return cars to service. The Fed reports deposits at record highs signaling a broader prosperity wave likely to crest once the strike ends.
A newspaper writer cites Dr Isaac Bt and Dr Brady criticizing castor oil given to infants. The text warns castor oil may cause intestinal microhemorrhages and challenges the common belief of its harmlessness, urging caution in administering the remedy.
A Montgomery Advertiser column warns against giving castor oil to sick or fainting children without physician instruction. It notes risks in obstructions or possible appendicitis, advises waiting for natural bowel action with medical advice, and challenges the belief in castor oil as a universal remedy.
A Tuscaloosa News excerpt reflects on German feelings toward Allied occupation after World War I. It notes German grudges shifting from English to Americans, praising American conduct and contrasting it with French occupation, while locals bid farewell to U.S. troops.
The piece argues that Ford's opponents view the Muscle Shoals issue as too large for him to manage and may delay resolution until after the election. It claims the fight centers on retaining office rather than serving voters and predicts a political system shift where officials finally serve the people.
M T Swift visits relatives this week. Wilford is dangerously ill. Blanche Winton fills in for O W Bailey in Harteelle. A severe electrical storm struck Thursday evening damaging Felton Lyle’s chimney. Frank Abbott, Ida Rice went to Albany on business. Robbie Sample left for Troy to enter summer school. Jewett Johnston's infant daughter died. burial planned at Tanner. Mason Whitten guests of Rube McCauley. John Winton and Hobart in Hartselle. J O Guyer on business there. Mary Gardiner Perk improving after illness.
Southern League games today include Nashville at Mobile Atlanta at Memphis Little Rock at Birmingham two games Chattanooga at New Orleans with matchups listed for regional teams.
In Missouri a poodle named champion hobo rode a Cape Girardeau Lilburn train with Mrs. J. J. Free. The dog barked to join, then covertly hid under a car and rode to Lilburn, discovering his bold transportation feat.
American League games list Philadelphia at Cleveland New York at St Louis Boston at Chicago. National League games Pittsburgh at Boston Cincinnati at New York St Louis at Philadelphia Chicago at Brooklyn.
Nashville lost to Mobile 4 to 6 while Chattanooga beat New Orleans 4 to 2. Memphis defeated Atlanta 5 to 1 and Little Rock beat Birmingham 5 to 4. Cleveland dominated Philadelphia 11 to 3 and St. Louis defeated New York 7 to 1.
Chicago edged Boston 6 to 7 while Washington led Detroit 6 to 8 and Brooklyn suffered a shutout at 0. Boston later ran to 11 as St Louis posted 2 and 14, Philadelphia 8 and New York 9 in a scattered scoreboard brief. Cincinnati remains unclear.
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