Magazine offer floods McCall and Moulton ads
Wordy prospect announces a year long subscription deal for McCall's Magazine and The Moulton Advertiser at 1.25 dollars with five cents cash due, promising refunds or extensions to avoid loss for subscribers. The notice urges readers to request samples and respond to secure the savings and support.
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McCall's Fashion Magazine
Moulton Advertiser
McCall
Moulton
McCall’s
Splendid
Common by Any Name in Human Self Regard
A concise observation on how English usage differs from French for self regard and conceit. The author notes that the term varies by language, yet the underlying mindset remains widespread among people.
Moulton Advertiser lapse prompts refund guarantee
A Danville R4 reader Ernest Templeton appeals for the Moulton Advertiser and four other papers, offering to pay 75 cents next fall once received. The paper traces Templeton to Danville R4, apologizes for the error, and assures regular delivery and refunds, noting Uncle Remus’s loss and ongoing subscriber guarantees.
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Danville
Jourd White
Moulton Advertiser
Moulton
Ernest Templeton
E.N. Templeton
Remus
Dentistry Laws of Old Rome
Ancient Roman law from the twelve tables circa 450 B C forbade burying gold with the dead except for gold used to hold teeth together. Martial notes contrast dark and white teeth, with one woman buying teeth and the other using her own. Teeth transplantation from slaves to mistresses was reportedly common in early empire days.
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Rome
Martial
Southern Railway hires two live stock experts for farmers
The Southern Railway Company announces two assistant live stock agents to aid farmers along its lines. Dr Walter Sorrell, based in Greensboro, will serve Virginia and the Carolinas. Dr O D Lowe, based in Chattanooga, will serve Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky and Mississippi. They will report to livestock agent F L Wood in Atlanta. Both have government service experience and will advise on feeding breeding and care at no cost. They will help organize livestock clubs and demonstrate best practices to improve stock.
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Southern Railway Company
Walter Sorrell
Greensboro
D. C
Virginia
North
South Carolina
O. D. Lowe
Chattanooga
Tenn
Tennessee
Alabama
Georgia
Kentucky
Mississippi
F.L. Wood
Atlanta
Sorrell
Lowe
United States
Southern Railway
Silver Threads Among The Gold
A lyric about aging and enduring love with imagery of silver hair and fading beauty. The speaker promises that affection remains unaged, while the beloved stays forever young in memory, expressing timeless devotion despite time passing. The verses center on a loving partnership that defies physical aging through enduring emotion.
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Darling
Little Cigarette Boy Editorial Cartoon Warns Against Smoking
A 1900s era editorial by B T Etheredge M D condemns boy cigarette smoking with moral reminders. It cites a cartoon of a pale sickly boy smoking and a bear watcher representing the greedy cigarette seller, urging mothers to teach obedience and merchants to halt sales to youths.
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Firet
Alabama
B. T. Etheredge
M.D
Notes on Good Roads and Road Building
A column advocates building good roads as essential for national progress. It argues that improved roads attract commerce, reduce hauling costs, and should employ convict labor on public highways. The piece warns against cheap wagon roads and taxation, predicting a coming era of road building that will surprise the world.
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Amon Geer
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B. T. Braenaver
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Rountree’s
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Hartselle
Lawrence County Line
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Sewart
W. T. Stewart
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