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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1920
Page
2
The Washington Post editorial urges bond owners not to sell Liberty Bonds despite low market prices. It argues bonds trade below par only temporarily and will pay 100 cents on the dollar at maturity with interest, stressing the United States will honor redemptions and calling panic selling misguided.
The 1920 preliminary census shows Atlanta rising in the South as the second-largest city, propelled by a robust “Atlanta spirit” of progress. Locational advantages make it a gateway to the Southeast with fertile markets and navigable streams, underscoring ongoing growth and optimism for the city’s future.
The report notes Mr. Bryan’s stance on a major international matter, indicating his opposition to a mandate affecting Armayan affairs and public policy. The text reflects a cautious, era driven depiction of his position amid global tensions and popular speculation.
In a study of political alignments, Wilson opposes a policy while Bryan supports the opposite, illustrating a recurring pattern. The latest example cited is Bryan’s opposition to the Armenian mandate, signaling party fault lines and expected votes.
A testimonial from L S Hewett of Route 2 Anniston claims Dreco improved his wife health after nervous and digestive complaints. He notes his father in law also benefited from kidney trouble and joint stiffness easing. The ad promises Dreco restores appetite aids digestion boosts circulation and nourishes the whole body.
Dr. Dowell addressed Albany graduates urging belief in social interdependence and broad education. He compared nations and highlighted education as construction, citing illiteracy data, college output, and the need to invest in schools over war spending. The list of graduates includes Thelma Morrow, Hettie Aycock, Helen Aycock, Roline Teasley, Jennie Norwood, Mabel Eubanks, Daphne Graves, Mabel Miller, Jeanne Buchanan, Willie Feist Price, Christine Simrell, Inez Williams, Wilma Ross, Ruth Smyrl, Annie Fay Alison, A. Bailey, Malcolm Adams, Barrett Shelton, Joe Bell, Morrow, John Patterson, Cecil Crow, Hugh Stone.
Census data lists numerous cities and states with population gains and losses from 1920 to 1921 including Atlanta Lafayette Lawrenceburg Duluth McComb Newberry Auburn Naugatuck Derby Cambridge Ansonia and Florence along with Alabama and Cuba Egypt mentions, noting Cuba as a major buyer of condensed milk and Egypt’s cotton deals.
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