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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1922
Page
3
Ad offers a free plan showing how companies raise large capital through an easily operated strategy. Mentions Cunningham at 2100 San Fernando Building, Los Angeles. Also advertises cottages on 7th Ave West Decatur with desirable lots and payment terms.
A six week summer school will be held at Oak Street school starting Monday June for conditioned pupils. Instruction covers primary and grammar grades and some high school subjects. Tuition varies by number of studies. Aimed at making up deficiencies and encouraging pupil participation.
A veteran notes that women generally address letters more carefully than men, reflecting on practices learned at the dead letter office in Washington.
Numerous Morgan County Alabama residents announce candidacies for local offices in the Democratic primary on August 8 1922. Names appear for Board of Revenue Probate Judge Sheriff Solicitor and Legislature with official authorization notes.
James L. Draper, authorized by R. McClusky and W. McClusky, seeks the Morgan County Circuit Clerk nomination under the sub primary on August 8, 1922. The notice announces Draper as a candidate for the circuit clerk position.
The Daily announces Mrs. W B Lelia Seton Edmundson as a candidate for Congress in Alabama's Eighth District. Ed B Almon authorized the notice urging voters to support Edmundson in the August 8 1922 election.
A candidate announces their run for membership on the County Board of Education subject to the Democratic primary on August 8 1922. The notice is paid political advertising and includes authorized by instructions.
The May 22 report from Safety First director R. L. Filling shows Albany shops leading Louisville in accident prevention. Albany accrued 12 accidents over January to March with 900,285 hours, while Louisville logged 86 accidents from 1,797,012 hours. Local Y M C A events at the Gates included a noon hour program with preaching, volleyball, and indoor baseball.
A pompous old gentleman urged the English to shun idleness and be industrious. He warned sloth breeds necessity and paused to remind listeners that action matters, urging others to consider the duties owed to progress and community.
The Living Age notes a census fragment filled by the Duke of Wellington for 1851. It shows responses about deafness and birthplace, with a claim of being born in Ireland though records place him in Upper Merrion Street, Dublin.
The passage describes Daddy Conners of the Forge Shop as a long time Premier Y M C A member. He reportedly has the first card issued by the Association about 20 years ago and has maintained a complete yearly file since. He has lived at the Y for many years and joined early in the late campaign.
Fragmentary excerpt discusses a person named D awe with charge over story sections and 20 students twice weekly. Mentions theater training and a journalism degree context. Includes incomplete references to Macnettrry fT poraries and a department of literature in a likely academic setting.
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