Our Towns Inconsistencies and Dog Slaughter Debate
A column discusses laundries versus shirt factories and outfit wearouts. It questions who bears fault for worn shirts and collar bands while critiquing the calendar and local services. It also critiques painless tooth extractors and praises road improvements. The piece ends with a call to temper dog killings and a note about a man about town.
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Decature
Elmer Hind
Bull
Mr. Hind
Ang
Hinds
Big Rise in U S Exports in May Sets Record
Washington reports that May exports reached 195 million dollars, up 20 million from the prior high of 176 million. Imports fell by 22 million below the record, and the first eleven months of the fiscal year show exports at 2.202 billion versus 2.066 billion last year.
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Washington
United States
Buying versus observing in Atlantic by Elizabeth C Billings
The piece contrasts wise buying with mere purchasing on a cliff top at Atlantic. It paints the headland vista in vivid color while noting a tempting stall selling perishables that draws crowds. The author suggests the lure of buying surpasses the joy of simply observing.
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Elizabeth. C. Billings
Atlantic
Gotham Women Wear Men's Socks on Broadway
New York Telegraph reports on Broadway fashion where women and a few men wear masculine socks with split outfits. Observers note six observed cases and describe sun bathers near shops, prompting Merchants to urge police action for crowd control in front of storefront displays.
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New York Telegraph
42Nd
Broadway
Bradder
Paris
Rialto
Broadway Association of Merchants
Waldo
Railway tunnel to pass under Mont d Or near Bief Rouge
Report describes a four mile tunnel for a new railway line to avoid a detour by Pontarlier. The route runs beneath Mont d Or on the French slope, through the Bief Rouge stream area. A torrent recently flooded the tunnel causing factories along the river to shut down as engineers work to dam the breach.
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Switzerland
Stolch & Freney
Pontariler
Mon d'Or
Cwieg
Bief Rouge
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Morgan County
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H. B. Beard
American Oak Leather _Co
W. A. Bibb
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L. W. Barton
Decatur Cornice & Roofing Co
B. L. Malone
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G. A. Hoff
E. M. Odom
Odom Dry Goods Co
Wm. E. Skeggs
J. E. Penny
C. C. Harris
W. B. Shackelford
J. L. Hutton
J. William Pole
John L. Brock
Bank OF Commerce
Decatur, Ala
Decatur
Hitt
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Down River Points
Our Man
Chandler's
Oner Dinsmore
Mitchell’s
Birmingham
Decaturs
Ivory Mender
W EB. Crawford
Flintsville
North Alabama
Tuscumbia
Sheffield
Florence
Athens
Hartselle
Crawford
Cook’s Steam Bakery
Second Ave
New Decatur
Gotham
Mattock’s Corner
Baptist
J. B. McDonald
Bank & Trust Co
California
Call the Post Master
Ala
Nashville
F. Wan
R. C. Webster
3Rd Avenue
Tenn
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Eircorn
F. W. Webster
Pond Street
P. J. Edwards
Guy M. Fiautt
Moustan Street
Fannie Fennel
Fairview
U. S. Army
Magnolia Park
B. F. Holmes
C. EB
Malone
H. Allison
Decatur Light, Power & Fuel Co
OWL Drug CO
Decatur and
Star Transfer Company
Eldred Fletcher & Son
J. W. Carl
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