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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1920
Page
7
A miniature feudal fortress rises from sandstone on a small hill near a California beach. The model combines several architectural styles and was crafted at a scale of one quarter inch to one foot by a mechanical engineer in his leisure time.
The history notes Korea's long civilization with around 1507 general Wi Li building the first iron fleet. Japanese jealousy led to 700 boats gathered for battle, but Li and his 50 ships defeated them decisively.
The religious census, postponed from last Sunday due to weather, will be taken next Sunday in all Albany sections except South Albany which has already completed. Rev. W. P. Wilks, director, said registration cards showing each family’s church affiliations will be filled out Sunday. Families are urged to have a member at home to provide the information.
An old doctor advises maintaining body condition and high resistance to ward off ailments. He promotes BARBACALS tablets said to target the liver without nausea or loss of work time, claiming they boost vitality and prevent illness. Sold in Albany and Decatur for 35 cents with money-back guarantee.
An early health ad promotes Grove's Tasteless Cuill Tonlé claiming blood purification and enrichment to restore vitality and energy. It promises a strengthening invigorating effect with a stated price of 3 percent.
Tax guidance for farmers shopkeepers and tradesmen on computing net income for 1919. It outlines deductions including farm expenses tools feed labor but excludes salaries to self or family. It covers farm losses gains from sale of land and the need to file a complete return by March 15 with the collector of internal revenue.
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