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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1920
Page
6
An advertisement extols Nuxated Iron claiming it makes roses bloom on cheeks and energy surge in veins. It urges readers to notice sturdy, vigorous people and suggests the product boosts health for both women and men.
The advertisement extols Nuxated Iron as a superior tonic with iron peptonate and glycerophosphates, warns against adulteration, and claims higher cost and efficacy. It states the product builds nerve force and brain power, compares it with cheaper iron forms, and advises consulting a doctor before use.
In Berlin street fighting continues as zones of occupation tighten. Premier Millerand indicates a forthcoming entente statement and notes France will be considered alongside England and Italy in shaping plans.
Dispatches from The Hague report at least 400 killed and over 100 wounded in Berlin clashes on Tuesday, with many fatalities in Leipzig as the fighting spread throughout the city.
Berlin dispatch reports General Von Luchtwith warns strict martial law in the capital and states looters and strike pickets will be shot Foreign correspondents are cautioned to stay in their hotel rooms after nightfall amid the turmoil in Berlin.
International News Service reports Marshal Foch has just returned from Mayente and arrived in Paris on March 17. The announcement notes his safe return and mentions possible implications for ongoing postwar activities.
A local reader endorses Ziron as a safe iron tonic that supplies iron to the blood and supports nerves. The note claims the product strengthens the blood and says it is approved by medical authorities, with druggists selling it and a guaranteed label.
American, British and Free French commanders told Premier Miller the Rhine area situation is satisfactory. For now British withdrawal from the Rhineland will not be increased.
Berlin battles erupt across Potsdamplatz Alexanderplatz and Hallenthe Square with Spartacist reinforcements. Leader Lev reportedly shot as conservatives urge cooperation to curb Bolshevism. Government threatens public utility strikers with death while rail strikes worsen food shortage. All Americans vanish from the Adlon Hotel.
A dispatch from London reports 69 people killed during rioting at Sandeau, a suburb of Berlin, marking a violent outbreak with significant casualties.
The last State Suffrage Convention will meet in Montgomery on April 8 and 9. It aims to merge the State Suffrage Association into the League of Women Voters and to establish citizenship schools for prospective women voters. All women in the state are invited. no delegates will be named. A tea at the Governor's Mansion is planned.
London reports that violent agitation for a Soviet republic in Berlin has been started by independent socialists and communists according to a dispatch from Berlin.
Berlin reports that the Hamburg American line has started an airplane passenger service linking Berlin with destinations across the border. The move expands regional air travel and marks a new era in international air connections.
Jr. F. Tidwell purchases from B. L. Malone Jr. the residence at the Fourth avenue and Jackson street corner. The sale declares the property one of the citys most desirable and Tidwell now occupies it.
Announcement from a political committee states Ed B Almonaith is authorized to run for Congress in the rightional district of Alabang, naming the upcoming primary on May the lith 1 and outlining party affiliation and campaign aims.
The Morgan County tax collector race sees several candidates announced under Democratic primary guidance. James A. Forman Jack A. Robinson W. Ransom H Hill and others seek voter support in the upcoming primary election.
Thomas H. Gunn of Trinity and Herman O. Troup enter the Democratic primary for Morgan County tax assessor. Voters are urged to support their candidacies with vote and influence.
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