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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1915
Page
2
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An old saying about evens turning is applied to the Southern hookworm as a fatigued yet still dangerous foe. The Rockefeller funded eradication effort faced initial public backlash but grew in support as the health threat became clearer. Five years of state health department co operation and free treatment lectured nationwide educated the public. It remains to be seen if Southern states will continue eradication efforts after the commission ends.
The note suggests using a large grain salt iteration to assess the majority of war reports. It cautions that interpretive caution is needed due to potential biases and incomplete information.
A ship purchase bill seems to have sold out, with officials noting demand exceeded supply and no further units available for order. The announcement underscores high interest from buyers and limited remaining inventory across the fleet.
Readable fragments suggest the meeting adjourned and the expected large bond issue appears less necessary. details about parties or places are not provided in the text.
An Age-Herald report notes continuous Russian reactions along the entire battlefield as forces clash. The piece contrasts military activity with idle pursuits such as golf or croquet, highlighting the harsh wartime contrast.
Secretary Lane aims to reward government inventors and include the official press bureau in his agenda. Birmingham launches a retrenchment campaign amid wartime pressure, signaling vows to cut costs or risk the trench as the war demands.
A fragmented report notes a controversy over a new drug policy and its distribution under the city administration. Officials face questions about enforcement, funding, and community impact.
Report notes that amid Anglo French alliance the question arises if Sarah Bernhardt would be deemed disloyal for purchasing a new cork leg. The remark plays on wartime solidarity and celebrity bravado without asserting a concrete action.
A fragment notes only Uncle Joe remains quiet amid a noisy scene, with the rest of the cannons seeming to make noise. The line emphasizes a calm counterpoint to surrounding commotion.
The source notes Bome Way’s suggestion of Franklin D. Roosevelt and Z. Hobson as a potential presidential ticket with little further context.
The Friends of the University of Alabama and higher education express pleasure that President Denny will remain at the head of the state’s major educational institution. They praise his executive ability and note his services are greatly needed at this time.
Col Roosevelt advocates a proposed American Legion to protect the Pacific and United States. He is described as militant in peacetime, similar to suffragettes, in his leadership stance.
Montgomery appears able to retain a berth in the political league only, maintaining status within the local power structure without clear advancement or broader endorsement. The remark suggests limited scope for broader influence beyond the established circle.
The review notes the hookworm commission finished strong yet its authority appears trimmed, with its remit and powers seemingly curtailed by the latest recommendations.
The discovery of a dynamite plot in New York raises questions about who uncovered it. Skeptics wonder whether detectives or newspaper men orchestrated the disclosure.
Partial OCR notes mention a distance to Tippérary and state it is thirty days to Easter, signaling a clerical or travel snippet from an Irish locality.
Secretary Lane urged President Wilson to recognize Dr W F P Rittman of the Bureau of Mines for valuable discoveries in gasoline production dyestuffs and high explosives. Lane proposed a plan to reward scientists who develop significant inventions while in government service.
G N Henson of Chattanooga principal stockholder in Citizens National Bank and controlling factor in 18 oil mills was declared of unsound mind by a chancery court jury. Estate appraised at 400000 dollars. Morgan County licenses for February 1915 issued.
Classified item notes sale of old papers and Packard shoes for men at Olshine's. Contact details not provided. Valuation and availability unspecified.
The Hoffman House in Manhattan plans to close, selling the property with the adjoining Albemarle to fund a sixteen story office tower. Once a nightlife hub and political gathering place, the hotel hosted Grover Cleveland and other notables, with the Amen Corner and its red plush benches famed as a social anchor.
Notice in the Development Company stockholders records states a meeting in Decatur on Friday evening March 26 at 7 30 to elect Directors and transact other business. T M Dix secretary dated 2 26 27 36 12 19. Women’s clubs urged to endorse the trade at home movement.
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