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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1913
Page
2
Rates listed for carrier and mail subscriptions per year six months three months one month and one week Also notices for resolutions tributes obituaries and cards of thanks priced per line Instructions for timely delivery and advertising rate information and office deadlines included
A new candidate each day for the office of mayor of New York shows a continuing surge of patriotic participation. The evolving field reflects persistent civic interest as the campaign landscape shifts daily.
The remark suggests Emperor William faced no fear from the recal if it had not framed itself around kingships, implying sovereignty concerns were central to the issue. The statement frames political risk as tied to royal titles and legitimacy surrounding the reform.
A group described as the twenty prominent Mexico City women consider boycotting goods manufactured in the United States. The effort signals a sentiment authorities should note, though it has not yet caused major disruption.
A reader warns of rapid auto speed on streets risking a serious wreck. They urge authorities to act to stop reckless driving before a dreadful incident occurs as city streets grow crowded with visitors and pedestrians.
The Interstate Commerce Commission asserts that wharves and tracks used for interstate rail commerce are subject to the act to regulate commerce and must be used reasonably and non-discriminatorily. The ruling, while promising, awaits further adjudication and applies only to switch uses of terminal properties, not ownership.
The text argues a renewed effort to restore a measure ensuring equal access to river and sea fronts. It notes a ruling signaling progress on an issue long delayed and suggests momentum toward broader equality in coastal access.
Fragmentary reader note extols Chamberlain tablets as a splendid stomach and liver remedy. Claims of its wide recognition are mixed with a sales push stating the product is for sale by dealers.
Special to the Decatur Daily announces a state wide effort by the Alabama Roads Association to designate August 14 15 and 16 as Good Roads Days. Secretary Roundtree reports letters of cooperation from county probate judges across Alabama.
Ruby Streup two years old daughter of Mr and Mrs B F Streup died last night of diphtheria at 1713 6th Avenue South The body will be buried today at Johnsons Chapel.
The Allen Portable Bath Apparatus offers four hygienic baths in any room at a fraction of cost. It cleanses, massages and showers with minimal water, using only one gallon per bath. A bath takes 10 to 30 minutes and needs no special skill to operate.
Want 10 men at once to learn the barber trade with a new method. Only a few weeks required, position waiting, tools furnished, and money earned while learning. A B Moler, president, Moler System, Atlanta Georgia. Chamberlain's Coke, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy recommended for hot weather and diarrhoea prevention and treatment sold by dealers.
The dedication of the West Side Presbyterian Church has been postponed indefinitely. Pastor Rev. A. H. Manly was called to Nashville because his son-in-law, B. B. Baxter, is ill and undergoing an appendicitis operation in that city.
The weed forest on Ferry Street at the foot of Second Avenue has been cleared and the street is now safe to walk without fear of danger or danger signals. Local officials note the removal ends months of concern and restores safe passage for residents and pedestrians.
An unknown thief broke into S M Winton's store last night through a cellar door and fired a bolt. He escaped with numerous articles of merchandise, with losses likely in the hundreds.
The writer urges publishers especially country press to make boosting the home town a top duty. He calls buncoing by real estate promoters a fading risk but warns unsophisticated land seekers still fall for it. Faithful promotion earns civic esteem and gratitude from citizens.
Advice on digestion warns against rapid eating and lists Chamberlains Tablets as a remedy for indigestion and constipation. It claims many stomach troubles have been cured and notes the tablets are easy to take and widely sold by dealers.
The ad invites readers to ask a neighbor about Stutt's Bas-It a new headache and neuralgia remedy. It is sold on a money back plan in 10c 2oz and Se bottles with a full refund if not satisfied.
A local contractor urges property owners to consider sanitary plumbing improvements to avoid health risks and high medical costs. The pitch compares long hospital bills to the modest expense of connections and service on premises, urging readers to accept the proposal.
Between five hundred and one thousand people witnessed the installation of Mt Zion Masonic Lodge No. 42 officers. Inducted were W M J H Kitchens, S W L Kitchens, J H Kitchens Jr J W H Kitchens, treasurer J B Kitchens, secretary W A Kitchens, S D H Kitchens J D.
Twenty five cent bottle advertised to relieve rheumatism quickly. Sold by all dealers.
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