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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1920
Page
3
The Tennessee Valley bank plans to distribute at no charge a series of illustrated articles on the government of the United States. Sent to residents at home, the educational pieces aim to show how government benefits individuals and aid financial understanding for newcomers, foreigners, and students.
Cumbus May 11 News Service reports Dr W C Thompson president of Ohio State University and member of President Wilsons second industrial conference says he has worn the same overcoat for four years and bought no clothes for two years He cites the old clothes movement as timely urging citizens to buy only what they need to curb living costs.
Poetic reflection attributed to Tagore. The speaker thanks a divine presence for uniting strangers as kin and bringing distant hearts near. The prayer seeks enduring bliss from spiritual touch amid diverse companionships.
Mr Growcher complains about recurring problems and jokes about old fashioned drug issues. He says people keep guessing what the difference is between options even when no real difference exists.
Reports from Mexico City question Carranza's death while noting rebel officials say Gen. De La Huerta, Sonora governor, will be provisional president within days. A bulletin claims Mazatlan surrendered to Gen. Flores and Nila leads rebel forces against remaining hostile bands.
A regional government estimate in Argentina puts profitable pine timber at about one million trees ready for harvest, signaling potential for a large forestry operation and related economic activity.
A Bag of eggs from Petaluma the world’s largest poultry district ships to the California market. The basket measures eight feet wide and signals a major regional poultry trade.
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