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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1900
Page
3
Ripening fruit reports mix with community activity as residents recall a Democratic rally, church services, visits from nearby towns, family news, and small-town happenings. Local names like Dick McDaniel, Jim Bowen, and W. I. Chitwood appear among notes on crops, relatives, and court house yard upkeep.
Report mentions Mrs Hartsellé and Mrs Huschusén visiting Harteatie and Prof James N Bragg of Terryvi traveling Sunday to be treated by Walker. Edna Barne attended an institute in Hillsboro. Dr J T Pitt aimed to boost lumber output, causing a boiler incident. 4c has been called to Huntsville for a chief engineer post with Southern Railway.
During the civil wars era the disease named well as in ouriate war with Sphiarrhoek troubled the army. Mr. David Taylor of Wind Ridge Greene County Pa uses Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and reports quick relief. It is for sale by Windham & Co Druggists.
The Epworth League at the First Methodist church in this city held a well attended Sabbath program led by Mr. Albert Windham with Miss May Kumpe at the organ. Miss Lassie Rovetts and Mr. Allen Farley gave readings, Mr. D. C. Goodlett spoke, and a chapter study concluded.
Windham & Co. druggists offer a money back guarantee if not satisfied after use. Advertises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the most successful bowel complaint cure. Claims it is pleasant safe and reliable and never fails. 4m.
Times are hard and money scarce Mrs Fikins of Texas visits Oakville this week A large crowd attended Enon services last Sunday Reverend J D McClanahan preached an excellent sermon Miss Lula and Laura Kitchen visiting Oakville this week and expected to return Wednesday They hope to come back and aid in the protracted meetings in August
An old advertisement touts Prickly Ash Bitters as a cure for malaria, claiming it cleanses blood and kidneys, tones the stomach, purifies bowels, and boosts appetite and cheerfulness. Sold by Windham & Co. in Moulton and A. Gage & Co. in Town Creek.
Lawrence County reports F. T. Brown of Courtland and Hon. Chas G. Brown, State Attorney General, traveling to Landerguilie. An accidental wetting while crossing Big Nance caused the speech to be canceled, though they plan to fill remaining appointments with Dave Almon later in the week.
An advertisement compares political fundraising to sustaining a body with food and promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a solution for indigestion. The ad cites Windham and Co as the publisher.
Town Creek on the beach scene where 18 year old Lee Tucker son of Bob Tucker was fatally struck by a falling limb while manning a tree felling crew with his father on the first Thursday. He died within hours and was buried the next day at Hickory Grove cemetery.
Rev J M Yingling of Bedford Street Methodist Church Cumberland Md endorses Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a reliable, timely cure. He notes personal and others' use with success and urges purchase from Windham & Co., Druggists.
A satirical reminiscence quotes Josh Billings advising confession of sorrows fears hopes and love while warning against counterfeit DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve products. The piece contrasts genuine DeWitt's with dangerous imitations and notes risks of irritation and blood poisoning. Windham & Co.
W C Swooper reports success with Hereford cattle on the old Saunders plantation stock farm, defying early doubts about suitability for this latitude. The letter from Ala M. f Simmone Liver Medicine advertises Dr M A S L M liver remedy, claiming mild cleansing of stomach and bowels without griping unlike Black Draught.
E C Payne of Vew Deca tur is listed as selling lumber in local classifieds. The brief notice highlights Payne's business offerings and presence in the community.
Marvin Crow visits Somerville. A notice urges use of Dr M A Simmons Liver Medicine to avert malarial conditions and restore bowel regularity. The sad death of Mrs Stalyne Townsend is reported from Decatur.
Jin Roberson left Wednesday with a bright smile and a fresh suit in hand heading toward an unknown destination, leaving readers to guess his plans.
A brief note extols the dainty famous Little Early Risers pills by De ca Windham, claiming surprising health benefits from their use. It markets the product as a small remedy with notable effects.
Some dealers sell school books too high, but you can buy them low down at the China Hall in Decatur. The note highlights affordable pricing for students and families seeking bargains on educational materials.
Through the kindness of Mr. W T Lowe we enjoyed a trip to Red Hill and took in the picnic there on Wednesday. A large crowd of young people attended and enjoyed themselves. Messrs W T Lowe Robert Martin and Jerry Holland gave speeches.
The soothing healing properties and pleasant taste of Chamberlains Cough Remedy are praised for prompt cures. Available at Windham & Go druggists.
A reflective line notes that society forgives neither talents nor triumphs nor ties, while death alone bears gentle judgment, implying lasting public scrutiny of all human endeavors and relationships.
The ad promotes Frigkly Ash Bitters by W A Gage & Co of Town Creek. It claims the product cleanses strengthens and regulates the system thoroughly and is pleasant enough for delicate stomachs to tolerate.
Campaign reports this week indicate enthusiasm at all appearances as large crowds attend. Dave Almon delivers effective speeches with solid support from Sen. Chas. G. Brown and Hon. Jas. H. Branch aiding his efforts.
John Oliver of Piladelphia recounts a dreadful illness with yellow skin sunken eyes and back pain. After three doctors gave up a friend urged Electric Bitters, first bottle brought improvement, three weeks restored health, and he credits the remedy with saving his life at fifty cents at Whdham & Co's Drug Store.
The quotation urges living in the present and choosing happiness now rather than delaying it for a future time. It emphasizes that this moment is real and ours, not a future construct.
A Weir Mississippi man A T Townsend reports his 77 year old mother recovered from a grave illness after taking Ramon's Liver Pills sold in the area. He says she was ill for ten days with doctors unable to help then rode horseback again and praises the pills claiming twenty boxes sold locally for every other kind.
Rev. Jno P Henderson Democratic nominee for County Treasurer cannot campaign due to illness and confinement at home. As he improves, supporters are urged to act next Monday to secure his election, deeming him worthy of votes.
Public notices announce Democratic nominees and other speakers will address Lawrence county residents with talks starting daily at 3 o clock at Wolf Spring on August 2 and Pin Hook on August 4. All attendance invited including ladies. Also a malaria advisory promotes Prickly Ash Bitters from Windham & Co. and W A Gage & Co.
Republican leaders in Lawrence County Alabama announce public meetings with times and towns listed August 2 in Town Creek August 3 in Red Bank and August 4 in Courtland. All opposition candidates invited to participate and share time. L D Camp, Chairman, Republican County Committee.
Payne New Deca tur sells lumber in a concise note, listing a local exchange of timber goods and a seller name. The brief item mentions lumber for sale and a business identity tied to a local trade post.
Summary of weekly Alabama news from the Montgomery Advertiser across the state. Huntsville builds an industrial training school. Judge Richardson canvassed Jackson County. Gen Wheeler requests China duty. Florence Soap Works starts operations producing 1000 pounds daily. Lauderdale crops look good. Trinity College in Athens up for sale. Muccle Shoals Baptist Association meeting in Morgan County. Cumberland Telegraph line to Tusumbia and Nashville. eleven African Americans drown near Tuscaloosa in a skiff accident. Local reactions and saloon crisis in Sheffield. public safety efforts underway.
A Liberty Rhode Island mother describes a severe bout of gyentery last summer and credits Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving her little daughter's life. She urges other mothers to use the product and notes it was highly effective in her experience. The letter is signed Geo Burdick and indicates availability through local sellers.
E. C. Payne of New Decatur urges readers to send to China Han for school books, indicating a product mail order or supply request tied to education. The fragment suggests a promotion or instruction related to acquiring school books.
A cheap remedy is offered for coughs and colds but a stronger treatment is advised. The ad promotes Boschee's German Syrup as a universally recommended tonic that heals tissues, destroys germ disease, reduces inflammation, aids expectoration, and ensures restful nights. Sold by all druggists.
Will Thompson moved to Hillsboro. Mrs J E Gailey ill but improved. W J Stover and wife of Lawrence County visited Stroup family. Frank Trogley and wife from near Landersville staying with daughter Mrs Bud Craft. Ed Thompson visited his farm near Hillsboro reporting favorable prospect for a crop. T A Bragg returned from Lawrence County after a pleasant visit with relatives. Jas Pitt returns to Lawrence County to live. Miss Emmie Pointer to visit Hillsboro. Miss Daisy Odom to accompany her home. Rev T H Johnsen of Trinity spent night with Rev J V Shoemaker. he has resigned his work at Madison Station. Counterfeiters of De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve warned. buy only DeWitt’s. Windham & Co.
Hats for men, women, and children offered at T Browns Courtian with a wide selection of styles and sizes. Limited stock advertised in a local storefront listing.
A brief notice invites readers to save money by sending to Clinton Hall for school books, citing E. C. Payne of New Deca as the contact. The fragment suggests a local sale or ordering option for students.
Alabama Lawrence County election notice lists federal state and county offices to be filled on the first Monday in August 1900 the 6th. includes Congress district eight governor secretary of state attorney general and other county officials with a long roster of inspectors and returning officers for many precincts led by Sheriff Walter Roberson.
In India and America people suffer from famine and indigestion. The text promotes Koto Dyspepsia Core as a remedy that instantly relieves and cures stomach troubles, attributed to Wiodham & Co.
EC McDonald county registrar appoints beat registrars for Hulsboro Courtland Town Creek Red Bank Mountain Home and other beats. Registrars will report to the Probate office to obtain required blanks. Names listed include Hulsboro Irwin Campbell Goodletu Walker Aldridge Watson and others.
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