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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1920
Page
2
A Birmingham Ledger editorial urges supporting A G Patterson of Albany for the Alabama Utilities commission presidency. The piece argues his proven business success, reliability, and judgment make him the dependable public servant required for sound, fair utility regulation.
The article notes a Birmingham park dedication to the people by the Bly ton Land ahy and opposition from Albany to repurpose the site for a school. City officials oppose diverting the original park purpose, with land companies seeking protective deeds around fresh air spaces as cities grow. It also mentions Mrs. Humphrey Ward’s death in London and her stature in contemporary literature.
The article outlines Mrs Ward's literary output from 1914 to 1917, noting annual to biennial book production and a focus on dramatic incident. It praises her intellect, finished style, and contributions to high end magazines, with several novels dramatized and one London play produced.
Suffragists wonder which colors will symbolize Delaware in the forthcoming campaign. Activists speculate on symbolic themes and regional affinities as voters prepare to choose paths forward.
A brief report notes the Pacific Fleet setting sail toward Tawau as admirals seek a pause amid ongoing tensions. The action signals a strategic shift and possible easing of operations in the region.
The excerpt advocates using W. J. B. as a witness to attack Senate committees and the Navy's management. It calls for a probe into Senate investigations and questions the majority's conduct, urging accountability through inquiries.
Announcement that Ed B Almon seeks the Eighth District congressional seat in Alabama subject to the area primary. The Decatur Daily also notes J E Perce of Huntsville Madison County Alabama as a candidate for one of two delegates from the Eighth District to the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco California in June, contingent on the May 11 1920 Democratic primary.
Authorized notices announce candidates for Tax Collector in Morgan County. F M Hamilton James A Forman Jack A ee Harvey Drinkard compete in the Democratic primary with voter support requested from Morgan County citizens.
An advertisement touts Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood purifier and cough remedy. It claims to restore vitality, purge impurities, and aid recovering health after influenza, with a testimonial from Mrs. J. 8. Mercer of Macon Georgia praising its effects on coughs and general strength.
Our booth at the Malone big automobile show invites visitors April 6 to 10. Attendees will be offered coffee and light snacks as part of the display.
A public notice announces an update for tax assessment in Trinity County subject to the Democratic primary action. The document names Thames Guan as authorized to announce the tax update.
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