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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1920
Page
2
The Moulton Advertiser notes publication is on Wednesdays and is entered at the post office in Moulton Alabama as a second class matter. Publisher P White and Editor Robert F White are credited.
An Albany Decatur Daily report quotes Moscow authorities and Lenin warning of a Soviet plan to arrive in force in the United States during December. It claims 5,000,000 unemployed by 1921 to form a nucleus for an army to seize Washington, while denying any chance of success and urging full employment to repel foreign meddling.
California wine grape growers faced ruin fears when prohibition loomed yet now reap record profits. Grapes sold for 20 to 30 dollars a ton with dealers earning up to 1000 dollars a car in eastern markets. New York alone imported 2000 to 3000 car loads for home brew as table grapes fetch 2 75 a crate. The shift left many growers grateful, others regretful, tax concerns aside.
A short inspirational note urges loving more and hating less, urging harmony and learning to love. It questions waging war against a mortal sharing the same path and advocates expanding happiness by teaching kindness. The text hints at hard hands but soft hearts and champions peaceful lessons.
A reflection on how beauty grows in rough, unsheltered places and why Sabbath and Saturday nights invite heart cleaning, acknowledging that even grand homes can crowd out love if business dominates.
The Providence Journal notes that Thales warned young men against marriage and old men against it. Recent items show 78 year old Samille Flammarion, 76 year old Anatole France, and 77 year old Viscount Mélville marrying again. No moral beyond timing to wed depends on willingness and a partner.
Senator Underwood says the Democratic Party has shot its bolt but can return to power. He notes the defeat was overwhelming yet warns it is foolish to abandon belief in the party’s fundamentalrightness. He urges patience until Republicans reveal their strategy.
A historical call to the South to treat the cotton industry as a ailing patient. Doctors from the U S Department of Agriculture and Southern agricultural leaders recommend wholesale joining the American Cotton Association as the medicine to heal chronic conditions turned acute. The piece urges rapid, coordinated action across states to unite growers and allied interests under strong organization.
Senator Underwood says the period from now until March will be quiet. He believes there is no hope for ratification of the League of Nations before March 4th and expects a potentially interesting situation to develop after March.
A collection of witty lines from multiple papers poking fun at campaigns, journalism, and public figures. Highlights include a quip about politicians and Christmas roles, a joke on gambling terms, and caustic lines about operatic talk on the street.
The piece urges Lawrence County to join a statewide and southern effort to reorganize counties and apply a remedy that cured California farmers. It praises the Cotton Industry and notes steps taken on Nov 26 to mobilize farmers and business leaders to fix common wrongs and revive the local economy.
Earn with the largest supplier in the world. Watkins is seeking buyers with auto or team and bonding ability to distribute to farmers. Territory available for many agents. Address inquiries to J. Watkins Co. Dept. 111 Winona Minn.
A midcentury advertisement touts Pepto Mangan as a blood purifier and energy booster. It asserts weak blood causes fatigue and poor health, promising red blood cell enrichment and renewed vitality, with a note to seek genuine Gude's Pepto Mangan in liquid or tablet form. Also mentions 666 as a fast cold fever la grippe remedy.
Execution issued to foreclose a judgment against J W Harden and others. The sheriff will sell the net of section 11 township 6 range 6 at the court house door in Moulton during legal hours on Monday January 8 1921. Dated Moulton November 29 1920. Jas T Masterson Sheriff of Lawrenge County Alabama.
A discussion on disability valuation notes eye loss varies with age and binocular vision. It cites Sir Arthur Farson and a British committee, arguing 24 or 25 percent estimates. The Lancet explains how people adapt or struggle without depth perception, especially those losing sight later in life.
A London Chronicle cor respondent reports on a one-legged cricketer who shows resilience after losing a limb. He claims to perform many tasks as well as able-bodied people, including dressing, boating, driving, and playing billiards, golf, hockey, tennis, and swimming. The piece emphasizes optimism and adaptability.
James Shaffer of Uniontown Pa struck a foreigner for disloyal remarks and was fined ten dollars. Ten local Christian church members paid the fine, putting one dollar each on the burgess office desk as the case ended.
Probate Court grants letters of administration on the estate of John E Jacobs on December 8 1920 by Judge J E Umpe of Lawrence County. Creditors must present their claims within the legal period or be barred. E S Jacobs Administrator. Settlements for the estate of J C Prize may be made at the home of Moulton where debts are owed.
A Rockbridge Baths Virginia user testifies Dr LeGear Stock Powders revived a near dying horse. The ad claims the powder builds body, vitality and muscle, improves meat yield with less feed and boosts milk for cattle and dairy cows. It promotes 28 years of veterinary work and offers a money back satisfaction guarantee.
Notice of sale by I W T Lowe as administrator of W D twin deceased. On December 18 1920 at the Lawrence County courthouse steps the estate will sell real and personal property including a Moulton store and lot part Lot 55, a vacant Moulton lot, Bank of Moulton and City National Bank stock, Liberty Bonds, war saving stamps, and an iron safe. Also includes a medicine ad for 666.
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