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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1913
Page
2
Fragmentary text urges readers to report late deliveries and to place advertising copy by deadlines. Mentions phone contact and policy on timely service and rates.
The Greek king George is killed at Salonika by an assassin after his rule had gained popularity for leading armies in the Balkans. His son Constantine is poised to succeed, with Constantine already shaping public esteem through Balkan war leadership. The event raises fears of political violence and echoes past assassinations such as Lincoln Garfield and Roosevelt era cases.
A Tennessee newspaper notes that protecting rulers from assassination is impossible to perfect even for czars. It cites dangers from within and from outsiders such as Turks in Salonika. The piece argues democracy spreads risk but civilization can curb anarchy threatening sovereign order.
A long roster of guests checked into a Decatur hotel, including Miss Vilenia Carew from Al Shaffe Co, Arthur Stephenson from Hartselle, and numerous travelers from Birmingham Atlanta Nashville and Florence. The roster notes many executives, city officials, and visitors such as Geo B Crandall and Ike Wetheram among others.
Patronage hunting remains highly profitable as patrons flock to hotels in Washington. The piece notes ongoing pursuit of favoritism and business ties, with references to prominent firms and the Jackson Square area in St Louis.
The Baltimore Sun notes President Wilson will struggle to appoint another envoy to England as potential picks refuse the Ambassadorship, complicating diplomatic staffing.
Huntsville March 21 no more car nivals will be allowed to come here without paying a regular city license. The license amount is set at 300 dollars. Charitable and lodge organizations have been bringing car nivals here and operating them without license, costing the city a considerable sum.
Doctors endorse D D D as a reliable eczema cure. Ex commissioner of health says skin disease relates to skin conditions and a wintergreen wash aids treatment. Dr Thompson, skin specialist, touts D D D as a malaria quinine equivalent, with a one dollar bottle on guarantee at Owl Drug Co Decatur.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has earned a wide reputation and extensive sales for cures of coughs colds and croup. It can be depended upon. Sold by 8 M Thompson and Decatur Drug Co. in Decatur.
The body of King George will be loaded onto a warship at Saloniki on March 26 and flown to Athens where it arrives the next day. King Constantine with Premier Venizelos and Dowager Queen Olga will return with the body. Funeral likely March 30 after a three day lying in state with full military honors by the Athens garrison and an entire division. Constantine arrived yesterday by auto from the port of Phal.
Birmingham March 21. Executive officers plan a strong meeting with invitations sent to fifty governors inviting attendance on April 24-25 and fifty state delegates. Southeastern Passenger Association offers three cents per mile plus twenty five cents round trip, with late April travel windows. Commissioner Kolb confirms attendance and urges fifty delegates from each southern state to attend in Birmingham.
An advertisement claims Chamberlain's Tablets provide lasting relief from constipation. It notes sales through 8. M. Thompson in New Decatur and Decatur Drug Co. in Decatur.
Screen offerings advertised by Payne Lumber Co promise custom fits and made to wear screens. The ad markets screens designed to prevent wearers from being harmed by screens that eat away at you, emphasizing tailored construction and protection.
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