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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1913
Page
2
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Announcements indicate Harvey H. Wright is a candidate for Morgan County sheriff and 2D. F. Green is a candidate for State Senator representing the Second district Morgan and Lawrence counties, subject to the upcoming primary.
A Madison County grand jury sits quietly as Huntsville appears to keep a low profile during ongoing proceedings in the county judicial system.
The U.S. and the Netherlands express mutual interest in wetland restoration schemes, signaling coordinated efforts to boost environmental protection and habitat restoration. Both nations highlight policy incentives and funding mechanisms to accelerate on the ground results.
The remark notes President Smith passing through yesterday and teasing a look at two leading small cities on the globe. The line hints at sightseeing and a playful assessment during travel.
The Daily reports prices are expected to drop shortly as businesses anticipate lower costs. Officials urge shoppers to watch for further notices and discount periods.
In England suffragettes disrupted public order while in Tennessee they faced acid bomb related disturbances. The contrasting scenes show how the suffrage movement met different responses in two regions during the era.
The article suggests the period allotted for constructing a Great American transcontinental highway might be usefully employed to improve connections between existing roads. It advocates leveraging that time to devise methods for linking current highways for better national use.
In Congress he stated he was tired of hearing Tammany vilified. He questioned why others tolerate the ongoing vilification and suggested there is a reason behind the persistent denunciation.
The oceans cover about 144,500,000 square miles or 73.39 percent of the earth. A St. Louis inventor has been developing a pneumatic rubber apparatus to enable walking on water, prompted by frequent floods in the Mississippi valley.
The notice proclaims D F Green as a man of ability and integrity for senator in the Seconds district. It highlights his public service record and role as vice president of the Tennessee Valley Bank, asserting he will act honestly and faithfully for constituents.
The editor of the Williams North Dakota paper apologizes to Orlando Overlook amid a corrected list. The misspelling and pasting errors were acknowledged and an amended entry is forthcoming.
The fragment hints at a social or celebratory term noted as a high-toned word meaning fete. It mentions a mispronounced or stylized spelling and points to a playful or witty context around a celebration. No clear names, organizations, places, or dates are present in the readable text.
From November Young's Magazine Kristie MacDonald emphasizes humor as strength. A story recalls two new arrivals captured by a savage chief who orders them to gather fruit. One prisoner jokes about coconuts, sparking laughter even under harsh captivity.
The Gadsden Evening Journal notes anxious talk of another extra session as Montgomery boarding-house keepers regain hope. The Birmingham Age-Herald reports the wife of Spencer, labeled chief murderer, denies being murdered by him and asserts she is the most qualified to speak on the matter.
The Moulton Advertiser endorses D F Green for State Senator inviting readers to support him in acclamation. It argues he will protect moral measures and oppose oppressive tax burdens while serving in the legislature.
In the senator race, Clayton is out leaving a contest between Progressive Age and Reactionary Democrats. Hou son aligns with Wilson Bryan wing while Underwood backs Ryan Belmont Wall Street faction.
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as preventing pneumonia by clearing germ breeding grounds. It asserts the product contains no morphine or sedatives and claims worldwide reputation for cures, urging purchase through dealers.
Barnum and Bailey Greatest Show on Earth announced for two Decatur performances on October 31. Cleopatra spectacle added. 1,250 cast, 700 horses, 350 dancing girls, 1,280 staff. Three rings, two stages, vast hippodrome, four hundred foot dome, five trains, $3.5 million outfit.
The Olshine Brothers prepare a large shipment of their line as front windows near completion. Plate glass and marble for the display have arrived, and contractor Ross pushes progress. The ladies department is now fully stocked with cloaks, suits, skirts, waists, petticoats, and millinery of the latest patterns.
Judge Coleman reverses admission of the condemned man's testimony citing contradictions in Body's evidence. Pope protests innocence and vows to avoid execution while keeping a rabbit's foot in his pocket. fifth trial granted after delays and a gallows setback.
P F Bastums of Prine Albert Cape of Good Hope recalls a frightening midnight illness in his boy. A severe croon attack prompted use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after an hour and twenty minutes of careful dosing, and the child passed through the danger.
Trade line advertises engraved visiting cards with price options to suit all budgets and mentions Meaters Deliv as a delivery contact. The readable text emphasizes affordability and a ready-to-order product for customers seeking personalized calling cards.
An engrossing melodrama excerpt follows Miss Waters at a spring sanatorium in Hope. The prince in disguise as Osar von Inwald arrives to aid Dick Carter and Pierce in managing the estate while intrigue and a staged heir unfold. Doctor Barnes, an actor-turned-healer, provides aid and adds suspense as plans collide with Frazer and Van Alstyne’s schemes.
Minnie narrates the tense social dynamics at a sanatorium as Miss Patty introduces a handsome Englishman, Mr von Inwald, whose presence stirs envy and class tensions. Mr. Pierce clashes with the prince over money and marriage, while Mrs. Liutchins and others maneuver through power and status inside the springhouse. A gun-toting Carter looms in the background as rumors and intrigues mount.
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