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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1920
Page
2
The 1929 publication lists subscription rates by carrier and by mail: weekly carrier 15 cents, monthly 60 cents, three months 1.75 dollars, six months 6.00 dollars, and yearly 12 dollars. It notes resolutions tributes of respect and cards of thanks charged at six cents per line.
President Wilson's Washington letter reiterates his stance on Article 10 of the peace pact and signals the ratification battle as the central issue of the coming presidential race. He contrasts Democratic unity behind the treaty with Republican opposition led by Lodge, warning that amending Article X would nullify the pact and fuel imperialist aims. The clash sets the ballot as the decisive force.
A brief ad style line extols the value of paying promptly. It uses a persona Mr slow to suggest timely payments lead to smoother journeys and better results. The message promotes financial responsibility with a catchy, compact line.
A historical note emphasizes paying debts promptly to build trust and avoid embarrassment. It links good credit with integrity and social goodwill among friends, neighbors, and professionals, warning that failing to meet obligations invites reproach and undermines one’s reputation. It urges avoiding undertakings one cannot meet and valuing a good reputation.
Grandmother s old mussy mustard plaster gave relief but burned. Beggs Mustarine uses true yellow mustard and other pain destroyers, hotter yet quicker and cleaner without blistering. Rub on any ache or inflammation. relief arrives in minutes. 30 and 60 cents at druggists or by mail from S C Wells & Co Le Roy NY.
An advertisement touts Grove's CHILL Tonic as a body warmer and blood purifier with strengthening effects. It claims a pungent tonic action and notes a price of 60 cents.
Louis M. Kent of Honoraville Alabama extols Granger Liver Regulator as a great saver of doctor’s bills. He praises its effectiveness for constipation headaches and colds and urges others to try it. The ad notes a price of 25 cents and sale by druggists or mail from Chattanooga Tennessee.
Public notices announce several candidates for Tax Collector of Morgan County subject to the Democratic primary. Names include Samuel E. Roper F M Hamilton James A Forman Jack A Robinson W T Ransom J H Hill and W Harvey Drintard with appeals for votes and influence.
Thomas H. Gunn of Trinity and Herman O. Troup seek the Morgan County tax assessor post, pending Democratic primary action. The notice urges voters to support their candidacies and influence in the party process.
Forty years ago an old doctor created Number 40 For The Blood a medicine claimed to cure blood diseases with permanent results. The maker J C Mendenhall a Evansville Indiana druggist says he confirmed its properties by consulting medical texts. Frank Stacer a Newburg farmer testifies the remedy relieved his rheumatism after six bottles. Sold by Preutt Dillehay Drug Co and Benson Cobb Drug Co in Evansville and Newburg.
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