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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1913
Page
2
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Cambridge reports on Harvard's disappointing performance with no remaining races that week. The piece notes Harvard's inability to secure additional victories and outlines the limited schedule left for the team.
A reader notes that flood prevention is rarely considered in valley states during periods of low river levels, suggesting a overlooked risk and need for proactive planning.
The piece notes red clover as a preferred choice for Pennsylvania's state flower amid simplicity trends. It mentions timothy, Hungarian blue grass and alfalfa as options for other states considering a similar designation.
A remark states that every person in the United States would owe $10.74 if the public debt were distributed per capita. It argues the debt cannot be distributed and that the republic’s credit rests with all citizens, not a specific class.
W C Salmon of Maury county Tennessee dismisses four Grand Jury members on motion by Attorney General Frierson who said they persistently refused to act despite clear proof. The cases involved are liquor related. The firing shocks Maury County and signals courts will not tolerate juror refusal to perform sworn duty.
The report highlights Russian police methods and rising public outrage over alleged ritual murder practices. Authorities face scrutiny as citizens demand transparency and reform amid sensational claims and political tension.
The article discusses Miss Malecka’s release and Miss Roszkowska remaining imprisoned in Russia. It centers on the Jewish bank clerk Belllis charged with ritual murder of a Christian boy, noting the long delay and evidence of Beilin’s noninvolvement. It warns of anti Semitic agitation by the Russian church and the Union of Russian People targeting Kieff peasants, stressing humanity and timely trial.
The trial has been postponed repeatedly from autumn to spring and now again. Advocates argue common humanity requires rectifying the delay and delivering rightful justice.
The Mobile Register reports a damp Bermuda climate affecting training, with managers taking teams there despite the damp conditions. Birmingham Tigers execute a bushy fourth inning stunt as every player aims for a double play with McBride making a running catch and quick relay to Marcan and McGilvray.
Boston on June 26 featured the Boston Red Sox, champions of the World Series and the American League, pausing their bid for another title as they unfurled the pennant won against the New York Giants last fall. The New York Highlanders attended the ceremonies.
Musings praise Miller Hugging for solid work with the Cardinals in both the West and East. The piece recalls his hustle and contrasts him with former manager Bresnahan and umpire Hank O Day, noting Hugging's scrappy nature and the dramatic on field episode he provoked.
An advert promotes Herbine as a remedy to cleanse and strengthen the stomach liver and bowels and restore energy. It warns about digestion issues from fermented food and suggests quick relief from bili ous attacks. The price is 50 cents and it is sold by Owl Drug Co.
Patent style ad claims MoGee’s Baby Elixir eases teething with stomach and bowel support. Says it contains no opium or morphine and is safe for babies. Priced 25¢ and 5¢ per bottle.
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