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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1920
Page
4
The Moulton Advertiser is published on Wednesdays and enters at the post office in Moulton Alabama as a second class matter. John P. Waite serves as publisher and Robert F. White as editor.
A reflective editorial argues that true citizenship begins with pride in one’s hometown and public duty. It warns against rootless worldliness and stresses honesty, selflessness, and devotion to local welfare over personal gain. Public esteem hinges on communal contribution and moral conduct.
A historical note argues Italians in the U S lean Republican as the term relates to republic while Greeks align with Democrats from Greek roots. It urges women voters to study platforms, push educated sentiment, and use the vote to safeguard self government, stressing informed, conscientious voting and civic duty. This piece cites Woman's Home Companion.
A customer recently settled a Degraffenried and Montgomery account with 59.95 in Buffalo Nickels, prompting comments on saving coins rather than spending. The note suggests that saving pennies nickels or dollars could help everyone move ahead.
A historical notice notes high automobile deaths with 3808 killed last year in the United States. It argues speeding, lax enforcement, and careless driving by men and women and children contribute to daily accidents that could be prevented by stricter speed limits and tougher court penalties.
American Boy Scout training aids rehabilitation of hundreds of Armenian children in Constantinople. Orphaned by Turkish massacres, the boys, once stealing to survive, gain uniforms and discipline through Near East Relief. The agency appeals for funds to form more troops and mold future citizens.
For sale one pair of mules one saddle buggy and harness one cultivator and plow tools all for cash apply to Leon Elkins Moulton Alabama Route 1
The Noble Peace Prize, to be awarded President Wilson on December 10, is praised as an era defining act for peace. The piece extols Wilson as the sole great believer of justice, predicting enduring recognition from America and foreign nations as years pass and party wounds heal.
An old advertisement touts Byars Little Liver Pills as a remedy that “will break a cold, Fever and Grippe quicker” and prevent pneumonia. It markets the pills as a gentle laxative and toner for the liver, urging readers to keep a box on hand and consult Moulton Drug Co.
A historical note on retail advertising urges simplicity and brevity. It argues that clear, factual copy sells best, compares clever prose to wasted space, and stresses writing as you speak. The piece endorses concise language over ornate phrases to reach the broadest audience.
A string of wry maxims on marriage careers and money. It mocks consulting wives over lawyers and the folly of societal roles. The quips touch on temperaments, city versus country life, cooking myths, and the paradoxes of labor and luck.
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