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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1921
Page
4
When times are hard the public shops at McLellans for good merchandise and low prices. The store offers daily new arrivals and compares favorably with higher priced goods. Women find hats and accessories, men see pipes and belts, children want tablets and toys in this adv notice.
Lawmakers advance a housing of measures from tax relief to water works funding. Bills include a county tax cap, 30 year bridges provision for Mobile County, and a constitutional amendment to let towns levy water works taxes. Senate acts and House debates stretch into a long session with two key votes pending.
The Alabama House of Representatives repealed the 1919 dog tax law in a Monday vote of fifty to fourteen, satisfying the two thirds constitutional requirement for non executive bills. Representative A. P. Smith of Green sponsored the measure, ending a perennial campaign issue.
A cartoon feature in Cartoons Magasin extols flattery as a remedy for neck discomfort. The playful claim suggests praise can straighten posture and soothe tension, reflecting humorous vintage satire.
Fragmentary OCR data shows opening and closing figures for New York market sessions with highs and lows, including numbers such as 1815 1848 1800 1825 1875 and 1805 184 1780, suggesting a volatile trading day and downward pressure in parts of the session.
Cleveland dispatch notes E. L. Rye of Marietta Ohio checked into the Olmstead Hotel on October 18. A man behind him registered as A. A. Bourbonni who lists Rochester, N as residence.
Notice of a November 22 1921 special election in Albany City to decide levying a thirty cent tax on property within the Albany School District for sixteen years to fund public schools and bonds. It lists ward polling places and appointed election managers and returning officers.
An early 1900s health ad proclaims blood as the body's nourishment and safeguard. It asserts most illnesses stem from imperfect blood and promotes S S S tonic as a solution, offering a free illustrated booklet and claiming universal vitality benefits.
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