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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1913
Page
3
Evangelist Klein urges vigilance over youth and moral decline citing disease and lost vitality. He warns that sin returns like chickens coming home to roost, with conscience acting as heaven or hell and God tracking all deeds to their due consequence.
A Prine Albert Cape of Good Hope father credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with saving his son from a severe midnight croup attack. After an hour and twenty minutes of following the directions, the child was out of danger.
A pamphlet titled Facts Every Alabamian Should Know outlines Alabama literacy data from the Alabama Division of the Department of School Patrons. It argues compulsory schooling is needed by law to improve child education and curb crime, noting rural illiteracy and dispelling myths about racial causes.
Thomas Toshesky, liberated after eight days trapped in the Continental mine, attends a crowded Lithuanian Mt. Carmel church service in Centralia. Police keep crowds back as he greets well wishers and plans to resume work, though mine officials halt his return for several days.
A reader testifies that after years of chronic dyspepsia Chamberlains Tablets gave the most relief of any medicine tried. The letter cites W G Mattisa of Hornellsville New York praising the product. For sale by all dealers.
Advertises a line of engraved visiting cards with pricing to suit all budgets and options.
Chicago report of a dead woman found on a prairie near Argo Illinois dated October 6. She was about 35, clothing torn, with no signs of a struggle but fresh car tracks suggesting murder at a distance. Police suspect she may be Ida Leegson a former Chicago resident and art student who disappeared September 1.
Hartford Times reports on Henderson Island near Pitcairn, noting a small barren island with no water yet hosting a surprising menagerie. It cites parrots, rails and warblers thriving on dew and stored moisture, and compares to Sandwich Islands geese and other species able to subsist without drink for periods.
Describes the pleasant purgative effect produced by Chamberlain's Tablets on healthy bodies and minds, claiming a joyful feel. For sale by all dealers.
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