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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1920
Page
3
Witness W T Cochfax of Ensley Alabama testifies to a lifelong digestion problem since age 15. He claims Sui Ferro Sol cured him after five bottles and says Government experts have proven its merits. The firm offers a Liberal bottle for one dollar or six for five mailed from Desk B Montgomery Alabama.
Franklin K. Lane opens the campaign with Lassie asking if work will continue. America answers between today and May 20 as a $10,000,000 budget is requested to help poor and unfortunate people.
The Salvation Army asks the American public to provide 10 million dollars within ten days to fund next year’s relief work nationwide. Budgets are set by districts and corps, with each community responsible for its share, as the organization continues its four decades of service and sacrifice for humanity and America.
Hodges Crow issues a statement thanking friends who stood by him during his recent campaign. He credits their loyalty for his record vote and pledges to serve them with pleasure in the future.
Judge Pierce of the supreme court enjoined officers and members of Ma speea on No. 48 from continuing the strike at United Shoe Machinery Company's Beverly plant. The strikers demanded abrogation of contracts between the company and workers.
Advertisement notes Tennessee Country Butter priced at 60 cents at Green Grocery Co. Local shoppers are urged to visit for this dairy deal and other grocery offers.
The first batch of 600 Austro German prisoners from Siberia have arrived here on their way home. All were in pitiable condition from lack of food and exposure.
Jud Tunkins argues there would be no coal shortage if people who sang Down in a Coal Mine would take up shor loom work, implying improved effort from former miners.
The letter from George W. Lanier of Jones Ala describes severe exhaustion and weak appetite improved by Ziron, a tonic claimed to be a mild iron supplement. Hereports gaining strength and renewed appetite after using the product and recommends buying from the local druggist with a money back guarantee.
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