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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1920
Page
8
A Acworth Georgia couple describe fatigue and boils fading after using Ziron iron tonic. They say within a week they felt stronger, appetite returned, and household chores improved. The product is pitched as safe for all ages with no habit forming drugs.
Financial excerpt lists CAPA Stock Surplus and Profit Discount figures totaling 1 569 034 87 dollars with executives F A Bloodworth president Wim E Skeggs vice president Atlee H Hoff cashier. The entry notes collected amounts of 1 509 034 87 dollars and references CAPA leadership.
A noisy recap lists scores and upcoming games across cities and teams. Entries include Memphis and Mobile, New Orleans, Washington, Detroit, Chicago, Boston, New York, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, and St. Louis with various results and pairings. Multiple matchups are noted without full schedules and some lines are garbled.
Columbus Beall ed sixth ra At Milwaukee 3 Louisville Bri At St Paul 1 Toledos
The snippet lists various game results in the International and South Atlantic Leagues with teams such as Toronto Akron Syracuse Buffalo Radia Rochester Baltimore Columbia Charlotte Charleston and Kpadeobens. Details are fragmentary and some entries are illegible.
The Washington Star reports the Supreme Court’s whispering gallery has been eliminated after a 10,000 dollar retrofit. Chief Justice White once described the effect as speech magnified across the bench. The 1902 fire proofing and ceiling materials caused persistent acoustical issues.
In a criminal court murder case a crowded audience watched tense remarks. A colored woman carried a rifle into the gallery and was seized outside the room. Detectives found the rifle unloaded and she claimed it had been used as evidence in juvenile court.
Commandant Emma Westbrook of Indianapolis and Louis Petain of Brooklyn, veterans of Salvation Army service, head the 1920 Home Service Fund appeal to run May 10 to 20. The piece notes the Army’s growth from humble beginnings in 1880 to national influence, celebrates lifelong dedication, and recalls “Ash Barrel Jimmy” who became a captain before his death.
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