Subscription Rates and Card Notices
The fragment lists weekly and yearly subscription rates and mentions tributes obituaries and thanks cards. It references rates in a partial form and indicates sections for resolutions tributes and notices.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1920
Page
2
The fragment lists weekly and yearly subscription rates and mentions tributes obituaries and thanks cards. It references rates in a partial form and indicates sections for resolutions tributes and notices.
Early returns show Hill and Crow leading in Morgan county as precincts from larger boxes report. Somerville and South Albany favor Ransom and Forman, while South Albany gives Crow a large plurality. second choice votes may decide. Limestone county results show Underwood winning by about 600 votes and Heflin by about 200 with O Neal as runner up.
Lieutenant Charles Edward KK Smith, WWI hero, plans a Pacific crossing from California in a rocket plane. He previously quit the England to Australia race due to engine part shortages. Thomas Ince offers a 50 900 prize for the first.
An old advertising piece urges readers to treat persistent tiredness and low spirits with Pepto Mangan the famous tonic. It claims blood nourishment restores vigor and happiness and recommends asking a doctor if fatigue persists. The ad notes liquid or tablet forms and stresses buying only genuine Gude's Pepto Mangan.
The Aero Club members urge official support for a hydroplane flight toward an ocean crossing. Smith plans a winging attempt with assurances from several forests offering a prize. He hopes to join Sir Arthur Brown, navigator for Captain Alcock, and has a Royal Flying Corps record including surviving a downed attack with 181 bullets and becoming an instructor.
An Arab newsboy in Algiers hurries crowds seeking the day’s news at the public reader’s office. The scene shows the vital role of the street newspaper in informing illiterate citizens.
A drugstore ad touts Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer as a safe at home cure to revert gray, faded, or thin hair to a dark look. It promises a transforming effect within days and urges trial, claiming life improves as hair regains its natural shade. Albany Drug Co. promotes the product.
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