Post Office Notice Entrusted to Decatur Alabama
Second class matter filed February 26 1912 at the New Decatur Alabama post office under the act of March 3 1876.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1914
Page
2
Second class matter filed February 26 1912 at the New Decatur Alabama post office under the act of March 3 1876.
Subscription rates are listed by carrier and by mail for various periods. If issues are missed, readers are urged to call 46 New Decatur to ensure prompt delivery. advertisers must submit copy by noon to ensure good service. The New Decatur mayor and associates oversee public works including weed control.
Tammany objects to harsh attacks as the veteran figure stands firm under sustained political pressure and remains in the public eye amid ongoing controversy.
The city of Memphis voiced sharp discontent over Governor Hooper's actions regarding personal morality, reflecting public indignation and unsettled political sentiment.
Lorimer is depicted as a poorly performing banker and a controversial political figure, with critics noting his weak finance management and contentious public stance.
The Colonel declares his aim to be President or nothing and begins a campaign push with early campaigning actions.
A scientist asserts a duck gall cures many diseases and hopes the discovery ends the duck's menace. Skepticism grows as the claim faces scrutiny and potential fraud concerns.
Advertisement extols Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach and liver trouble. Claims daily growing recognition and provides dealers as sale points.
The passage urges aged men and women to live soberly and reverently, instruct young women to care for family and virtue, and exhort young men and servants to be virtuous, showing good works. It proclaims salvation through grace and calls Christians to live righteously while awaiting Christ’s return.
An advertisement urges readers to try Chamberlain's Liniment for rheumatic pains. It promotes a twenty five cent bottle and claims quick relief, noting availability from local dealers.
In Chicago during a municipal race a politician sought backing from a grocer. The grocer refused citing a prior pledge to another candidate. The politician remarked that in politics performance matters, and the grocer replied he would still offer a promise.
The body of Mrs Louise Cunningham was placed on a rocking chair at her funeral in Philadelphia instead of a casket. She was a former vaudeville dancer and wife of minstrel Jerry Cunningham. After the service her body was cremated as she desired.
A light exchange shows an old lady asking Mr Jones about Italy. He confirms having traveled there widely. She probes if the land resembles a boot, prompting a concise acknowledgment.
Birmingham June 24 The United States Good Roads Association led by Senator Bankhead promotes August 14 and 15 as Good Roads days. Since 1911 states including Alabama have adopted the observance and governors may issue proclamations. Governor Emmet O Neal of Alabama has proclaimed Good Roads days locally while Bankhead and Secretary Rountree press a nationwide campaign.
Report from Edmonton describes five men driving 800 miles by automobile to Peace River Crossing near Lesser Slave Lake in sub arctic country. A photo shows fishing through the ice as the car sits nearby, illustrating modern progress and unusual travel for the era.
Pathways carved by kakapo, large nocturnal parrot residents of New Zealand’s mountains, are described by explorers as well worn and regular. Birds use ridges and spurs for nightly rambles, leaving trails that resemble human paths.
A tale recounts Admiral Lord Charles Beresford visiting New York and facing a banquet without proper attire. A hotel manager and a local shopkeeper describe the shortage of evening clothes due to a city dinner for the admiral, prompting a humorous account from Youth's Companion.
The temperance group named L Alarme was founded by M Schmidt deputy for Vosges. It embraces all political and religious beliefs and social classes. A Bordeaux meeting led by doctors lawyers and a deputy discussed the rising alcoholism problem and the society’s aims.
At the London dog show 4,300 pedigreed dogs display, yet nine hero dogs draw the most attention. Each hero dog has a recorded tale above its stall detailing a saved human life and the service it rendered to mankind.
The writer discusses tango music rooted in the Habanera and recommends El Choclo as a good starter study for timing. He advises tangoists to ensure the tempo remains steady to master the dance steps.
A brief notice relates to subscribing options for The Decatur Daily and a local phone contact for reader support. Details specify how to reach circulation and subscribe, with emphasis on acquiring timely delivery. The item centers on the process and access point for readers.
Quick sale listing offers a new cabinet grand piano for 200 dollars, bedroom suits, tables and chairs, oak and walnut furniture, a Majestic range with utensils, two heaters, bicycle, and more all at deep discounts. Cash only. Apply at 918 Oak Street.
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