Second Class Matter Notice for Decatur Alabama
The notice states material was entered as Second Class Matter February 26, 1912 at the Decatur Alabama post office under the Act of March 3 1879.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1913
Page
2
The notice states material was entered as Second Class Matter February 26, 1912 at the Decatur Alabama post office under the Act of March 3 1879.
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Officers stroll with parasols and mesh bags as amused onlookers in Newport share a lighthearted moment. The scene reflects a whimsical street snapshot with public calm and gentle humor.
In New Orleans a long struggle ends with the retirement of the city’s last married woman teacher. The scene recalls prior contests and raises questions about who gains from changes in local education.
The parcel post system moved 150 million packages in its first quarter, equaling about one and a half per person in the United States, signaling solid setup to tidy up by next Christmas.
A reflective essay contrasts rapid urban growth with the need to preserve trees and beauty amid new skylines. It argues against transforming trees into utilitarian fixtures and urges consideration of aesthetic and environmental values as cities modernize.
A brief remark compares denominations noting that the hundred dollar bill appears more favorable than the one dollar when placed on the line, underscoring perceived value differences.
The remark credits Joh Wanamaker with fifty years of original retailing and questions recognizing the pioneer back country storekeepers as deserving medals for their long held trade. The note implies a broader tribute to early merchants beyond Wanamaker.
The essay argues for planting trees to address an unnecessary leak and reduce expenses. It suggests alternately planting different varieties in the same space and notes civilization’s price, urging mindful care of nature to lower costs and preserve beauty.
Claiming to cure stomach and liver troubles, Chamberlain's Tablets are touted as a grand remedy increasingly known nationwide and offered for sale by all dealers.
The Westminster Presbyterian church deacons will meet Tuesday evening at 7 30 o'clock June 24th in the Lamar Penney Bond Block office. Rev Gordon Lang is the new pastor and joined by Central Methodist church members for worship last night. The official board yesterday planned a week of special services on the church lawn at corner Jackson street and 8th avenue east starting Sunday night June 29th.
This notice promotes Ballard's Snow Liniment as the most effective remedy for both animal flesh and human sores. It claims mild, efficacious healing for wounds in people and animals and lists prices 25c 50c and 1.00 per bottle sold by Owl Drug Co.
The sermon portrays Jesus as a gentle teacher who invites weary souls to rest, explaining the easy yoke of his guidance. It argues that true rest comes from entering Christ's path, contrasts worldly burdens with spiritual fulfillment, and stresses the need to restore the divine image in humanity.
An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential for summer health, claims high value and necessity. It highlights Ballard's Snow Liniment for pain relief and lists Ow! Drug Co as a seller.
An advertisement promotes HERBINE to purify bowel channels, aid regular movement, and improve mood and vigor. Sold by Owl Drug Co with price S0c.
Jonathan Bouftie Jr former Oregon senator and current Joint Committee head argues better highways would save farmers and rural residents about 1 billion dollars annually. He notes current annual feed costs of two billion dollars for 25 million horses and mules, and says trucks would reduce the gap.
A brief ad promotes a twenty-five cent bottle of Chamberlain's Liniment to relieve rheumatic pain with quick effect. Sold by all dealers.
Gas in the stomach comes from fermented food and can cause a bili ous attack. Get rid of badly digested food quickly with HERBINE which cleanses and strengthens the stomach liver and bowels and restores energy and cheerfulness. Price 50 cents sold by Owl Drug Co.
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