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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1920
Page
3
An old fashioned print advertisement urges men to restore vigor by taking Pepto Mangan, claiming red blood boosts energy and mood. It touts the product as a physician endorsed tonic sold in liquid and tablet forms with the full name Gude's Pepto Mangan on the package.
Sheriff Jas T Masterson advertises a sale of the property of J W Harden levied to satisfy a recent judgment against Harden and co-defendants. The auction will be held Monday January 3 1921 at the Court House door in Moulton during legal hours.
Advertisement by J R Watkins Co offering bonds and territory to sell farm products. Seeks owners of autos or teams to join the largest institution of its kind with twenty million users. Department 111 invites inquiries.
Health in Grinity Alabama neighborhood is good with community activity rising. Ed Hawkins has started a blacksmith business. Esley and Arthur Shelton visited friends last Sunday and hope they enjoyed themselves. O P Shelton hosted a dance last Friday night with everyone reporting a nice time.
An old advertisement touts Catarrh Connyt or VOCAL APPLICA as a whey serum remedy claimed to cure catarrh by acting on the blood and system. It bills Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a blend of proven ingredents with blood purifiers, urging readers to trust testimonials and to obtain from F J Cheney and Co of Toledo.
For a bilious attack take three of Chamberlain's Tablets and a quick recovery is certain. For sale by all dealers.
Will Davis of Sheffield Alabama credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relief after two years of kidney trouble. He describes frequent pain, burning in passage, and colored secretions, claiming the remedy restored his health and allowed him to continue work. Endorsement mentions Foster Milburn Co. as manufacturers.
Piny Grove reports moving activity as Howard Symstrong and family relocate to Oklahoma City. Alvie Nelson and Kenneth Keily are ill but hopeful for quick recovery. Uncle Sim Nelson has worsened after years of decline. Miss Daisy McCormack boosts school progress while locals enjoy a tacky party at Coleman Owen’s. Regular Sunday School and prayer meetings urged. Turrentine and Lee York cited as local points of contact. Montgomery and Parker prosper cutting cross ties. Carl Kelly has gone to South Georgia with hopes of returning. Puppy love concerns noted among the community.
Mrs J N Rose of Verona Pa reports Cham berlain s Cough Remedy quickly ends colds and croup. She and her husband used it for years and gave it to her granddaughter aged three and a half who had the group last winter with instant relief. She has recommended it to many neighbors with good results.
An advertisement for Byars Laxative Liver Tonic from Moulton Drug Co claims the product tones the liver, strengthens the system, and keeps you feeling fine. It offers a money back guarantee and asserts it does more good than any advertised preparation.
A Victorian menu outlines courses of Gladness and Love with laughter and gentleness. Second Course celebrates Hospitality, served among relatives, dignitaries, and lonely, elderly, or childless neighbors. Desert blends Mirth Gratitude and Faith into solid Trust with Bonbons of Good Cheer.
Mrs J W Montgomery of Tunnell Hill Ga reports 20 to 25 eggs daily after using Dr LeGea r s Poultry Prescription up from three or four Its cost repaid many times over The tonic aims to boost hen strength vitality and stimulate egg organs Dr LeGear a renowned poultry breeder and veterinarian for 28 years offers remedies with dealer refunds if not satisfied
Estate of John E Jacobs granted Letters of Administration on December 8 1920 by Judge J E Kumpe of Lawrence County Probate Court. All persons with claims must present them within the legal timeframe or be barred. E Jacobs.
Luke McLuke puns on altruists and gender roles with humorous misfires about smarts weddings and wearing diamonds. The piece riffs on social stereotypes and the pretense of pithy wisdom, ending with a wry note about a woman wearing a first diamond.
A string of vintage gibes on manners gender roles and folly. It tosses playful lines about kissing aging voices fashion politics and juries, lampooning common sense and charity with pithy humor. The fragment resembles a period joke column and reflects social foibles with a wink.
A humorous remark notes a woman’s clock in the house is either half an hour fast or a quarter of an hour slow and she cannot recall which. It then claims a polite man is too courteous to demand all due, making it easier to accept rather than explain why you did not.
An old argument surfaces suggesting that legally appointing every wife as her husband's guardian could reduce dam pheols in the world. The remark reflects a satirical stance on marriage law and gender roles, highlighting the era's social commentary.
A claim asserts that 666 will break a cold fever and gripp quicker than any known remedy, preventing pneumonia. The note presents a bold health assertion without medical backing or credited authorities.
An advertisement from J. R. Kins Company Dept. 111 Sine Mirmesota invites readers to join a business program. It promises territory for selling and a twenty million user potential. The text is garbled but centers on a sales opportunity for farms and auto or team products.
A fragment notes accrued interest and real estate owned figures amid bank liabilities and cash positions. The unreadable OCR limits specifics but indicates balance sheet items linked to banks and capital movements.
A local appeal urges timely dog tax payment by the last day of December to avoid doubling the amount. The speaker objects to the dog law but emphasizes civic responsibility and asks residents to settle promptly to prevent penalties for all, rich or poor.
The article warns that colds cause financial losses and serious health risks, lowering vitality and predisposing to lung trouble. It urges readers to take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to cure a cold promptly and avoid stronger illnesses.
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