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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1922
Page
12
An old advertisement promotes Lydia B Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a health remedy for women. It portrays a suffering woman, claims the product offers relief from ailments and improves attractiveness more than gowns or cosmetics. The copy cites fifty years of use by American women.
In Marmaduke Arkansas a household advertises Black Draught as a trusted family medicine for bilious children and stomach upsets. The testimonial cites use over many years and praises its ease of use and effectiveness for liver and stomach issues.
P Pettey will move his office building during the first 29 61 period. The notice notes a relocation affecting the property and surrounding area.
The article reports homeowners spent about 626.5 million dollars last year replacing metal ruined by rust. It cites a survey noting 8 percent of U S horses are equipped with non-metal leaders and gutters. It argues copper and brass piping reduce future repairs and renewals.
Charles Edward Swanson Jr aged 85 died at the family home at 117 Fifth Avenue. Services are planned for 4 p.m. Thursday at the residence.
Adjunct L. W. Pay, recently returned from mission work in India, will address the Salvation Army Hall in Decatur tonight. He will discuss lights and shadows of missionary work and note that some groups rely on theft for livelihood, while eight thousand people in twenty settlements are trained in hand loom weaving, stone quarrying, and farming, with the government praising the Army’s efforts and urging more settlements.
A New York City note on East Indian dining scenes near Times Square and scarcity of East Indian residents. mentions Camp Mystic alpine program led by Mary Jobe and notable girls, the Tiefenworth divorce case, John Swanson’s child friendly rental building, and Belmont Park society fashion shows.
The Florida League of Cities formed at a Tampa banquet after an all day session at City Hall. One hundred delegates adopted a constitution and by laws and discussed mutual assistance among city officials on municipal issues. City Manager Hall of Tampa originated the idea, previously serving as Jackson Michigan’s city manager.
Pola Negri, celebrated Continental actress, headlines The Last Payment a Paramount picture to be shown at the Princess Theater Thursday. Critics hail her dramatic powers and declare the production massive, thrilling, and superb with an intensely interesting role.
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