Death of Ellen Green Ended 46 Years Factory Service
Miss Ellen Green dies after 46 years in a Connecticut factory. President and his full force attend. She refused retirement and declined pension, yet left a fortune. Roosevelt states he will not run again. Local bank urged to accept deposits. Various notices and ads follow. A man and wife commit suicide in Minnesota, leaving two children. Roosevelt advocates civil service for fourth class. Free trial catarrh treatments mailed. Huntsville jail frees whites only. Depot robbery and Haleyville fires reported.
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Ellen Green
Conneticut
Roosevelt
Minnesota
Dr King New Life Pills Promoted in Local Ad
An advert claims Dr King New Life Pills can quickly end a fatal stoppage of liver and bowel functions with money back guarantee. It states availability at Windham & Co and all druggists, while noting Carrie Nation in Birmingham and Senator Johnston’s work in Washington amid a Jasper Baptist revival with 25 additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Nation
Birmingham
Senator Johnston
Washington
Jasper
Muscular pains cured by one small bottle of pain calms
In 1903 S Pedlar of Toronto Ontario reports macular instep pains hindering walking. Chamberlain's Pain Calm cured him in a single bottle and he recommends it to friends. Windham and E Gardner retail it. Jacob Vietor, newly married two months, commits suicide in New York over his wife objecting to a club meeting. A Birmingham pedestrian is killed by an automobile, leaving a widow seeking $50,000 damages.
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Jacob Vietor
New York
Birmingham
Georgia
Demopolis
F. M. Barr
Montgomery
Bro. Emmerson
New Market
Moulton
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad and State Treasury Note
One hundred dollar reward offer for catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Endorsed by Walding Kinnan Marvin Wholesale Druggists Toledo. Cure taken internally and advertised with testimonials. Also notes Hall's Family Pills and cash balance in state treasury around 1.5 million dollars amid tax changes and political forecast through Governor Gray on prohibition and Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Gray
Birmingham
Bryan
Prohibition
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Promoted by Local Ad
A cold warning notes that repeated colds lead to chronic catarrh and urges treatment with Chamberlains Cough Remedy. Mrs. M White of Butler Tenn reports quick relief and restored health after using it. Local vendors Windam and S E Gardner sell the product. Also mentions printers taking a Christmas break and a teen self inflicts a gunshot wound near Gadsen.
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Windam
E. Gardner
Remarkable cure claim from Winterton man with Electric Bitters
Abraham Brown says doctors misdiagnosed his condition as heart disease kidney trouble blood poison and stomach liver trouble. His wife advised Electric Bitters which reportedly restored his health after one bottle. Product touted for blood poison weakness and stomach liver kidney complaints. Windham & Co. advertise and druggists carry it.
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Abraham Brown
Winterton
N.Y
Windham & Co
Simple Home Receipt For Urinary Ailments
A home mixture combines Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla to be taken after meals and at bedtime. An eminent authority in a New York Daily paper endorses it as relief for back ache kidney trouble weak bladder and urinary issues. A local druggist can supply the ingredients or mix the prescription, claimed harmless and effective.
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Ono
New York Daily
Mississippi election notes and farm price debate
In Tuscaloosa nineteen candidates seek county treasurer while Lawrence has none. Farmers demand 15 cents for cotton, calling it a combination. A debtor should sell cotton at a fair price to pay creditors. Gov Vardaman pushes statutory prohibition in Mississippi.
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Tuscaloosa
Lawrence
Dull Feeling After Eating Promised Relief from Digestive Tablets
Testimonials tout Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for heavy dull after meals, claiming they strengthen digestion and regulate liver and bowels. Free samples offered at Windham & Co and E Gardner drugstores. Also notes trains discontinued, Sweden’s king died, cotton seed demand, and Dr Shoop Restorative ad.
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Chamberlain
David Freeman
Kempt
Nova Scotia
Windham & Co’s
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve touted by Le Raysville merchant
O. 8. Woolever, a well known Le Raysville merchant, endorses Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for piles claiming it cured him twenty years ago. Ad notes 25c price at Windham & Co and other druggists. The item ends with a grim report from Jackson county about two young white girls who were ruined by their teacher before the assailant vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolever
le Raysville
N. Y
Windham & Co
Jackson County
Parts
Reverend J W May Transferred to Gadsden
The local notice praises Rev J W May a colored Methodist preacher who has been transferred to Gadsden, testifying to his honesty and worth as a citizen, while the writer notes their displeasure at losing him. The piece also mentions Chamberlain's Salve as a remedy for eczema and itching and advertises its sale by Windham & Co. and H. E. Gardner.
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J. W. May
Gadsden
Farmers Meeting at Caddo Dec 28 1907
Farmers plan a grand rally at Caddo on Saturday December 28 1907. Included are speaking, singing, eating and a communal time, with all Union locals invited to join the celebration. The note also thanks readers for messages after the office fire and promotes Dr Shoop Cough Cure with claims of safety and herbal ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caddo
All Union
Thrasher
Dry counties spread as cotton price expectations rise
Nineteen Alabama counties have gone dry in recent weeks, with nationwide sentiment following. The present cotton crop is estimated under 12,000,000 bales and 15 cents a pound is a reasonable asking price.
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Alabama
Dr Kings New Discovery Cures Child in Areal Wonder Land
Mrs. E. D. Clapp of Mound City reports her son nearly died from lung and throat trouble before using Dr Kings New Discovery. She credits the medicine with stopping exhausting coughing spells and saving his life. Sold by Windham Co and druggists. 50c and 1.00 trial bottle free.
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South Dakota
Mound City
E. D. Clapp
Windham &Co
Thirsty Gentleman Denied Phone Ordering Liquor
A man entered the office seeking to order Pecatur liquor to Hillsboro but was refused. The staff declined use of the wire for what they termed improper purposes, stating no one may bring such debauchery into the premises.
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Pecatur
Hillsboro
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised by mothers
The piece promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe for children, claiming it prevents complications from colds like diphtheria and scarlet fever. It features a testimonial from Mrs. F. F. Starcher of Ripley and notes local availability, with other items about theft, weather, and community updates interspersed.
For Rent 160 Acres on Lige McDaniel Place
Land offering for rent at 160 acres known as the Lige McDaniel place. Six horse crop land with a six room dwelling, two new tenant houses, good pasture, and running water. Terms listed as 300 dollars cash or 46 and 4. Walter Stephenson of Moulton, Alabama handles the listing.
Letters to Santa Claus from Alabama children of 1907
A集 collection of Christmas requests from youngsters in Decatur Hartsell Fort Payne Moulton Danville Trinity and more, listing items such as dolls Teddy bears oranges apples candy nut tea sets tricycles and toys. Included are requests from several siblings and a brief note from a colored girl Hazel Mose Alexander's little girl.
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Decatur
Ala
Santa
Jack Thompson
Hartsell
Santa Claus
Hanner Newman
Fort Payne
Lawrence
Clarence Brannon
Moulton
Ola
George Roger
Mattie May Elkins
Santa Clause
Janie
Danville
R. 2
Mama
Gertie Blizzard
Als
Ind
Ceephas
Tom Mose Alexander
Hazel
Mt Hope Bus Supper Supports County Tax Debate
The Mount Hope Improvement Association plans a bus supper at Mt Hope school on Friday December 20 at 6 pm with a literary program by local young ladies and refreshments. Proceeds fund improvements at Rock Spring school. A one mill tax issue is urged for better schools across Lawrence County, with notes on racial allocations and fairness. O G Richeson.
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Mount Hope Improvement Association
Mt. Hope
Rock Spring
Lawrence County
G. Richeson
Pelham Delashow Returns Home for Holidays Amid Reunion
Pelham Delashow, a State University law student, comes home to celebrate holidays with friends. Bob Kirkland returns after twenty years with his wife and a large brood, including twins. The town greets them warmly, extending a hearty welcome.
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Pelham Delashow
State University
Bob Kirkland
Christmas bargains from local merchants offer gifts and foods
For genuine bargains in Christmas goods things useful and durable call on A Bernstein and Co See price list J M Sandlin leads the procession with a choice selection of X mas goodies tropical fruits candies nuts fruit cakes and a variety of canned goods Windham and Co are well stocked up with Christmas goods all kinds of presents for all kinds of people and they want to sell out everything at panic prices Go to see them at once
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A. Bernstein & Co
J. M. Sandlin
Windham & Co
Dots From Caddo A Friendly Xmas Note From Dueck
A local column from Caddo shares community updates. Mrs. Charlie McCulloch illness is noted alongside hires and moves such as J. J. Beams trip to Decatur and Burk Hames family relocation toward Hillsboro. Prof Hadley teaches, Miss Myrtle Fowler speaks, and local efforts by Union are praised as the cotton market hopes for 15 cents. The writer signs as Dueck and wishes readers a joyous season.
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A. J. McCulloch
J. J. Beams
Decatur
J. J. Fowler
Randolph Co
Myrtle Fowler
Tebe Sheats
Dueck
Cumberlandism To Cumberland Presbyterians in Nashville
In Nashville the clash between the Cumberlandism and Cumberland Presbyterians over the Nashville publishing house unfolds with no side openly supported by The Moulton Advertiser. The piece notes local commerce from Burch Brothers and Gardner at Landersville, Christmas season hustle, and a late-routed farmers union rally, with several letters and updates to come next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro. Neelley
Nashville
Moulton
Burch Brothers
Hartselle
Landersville
Gardner
Farmers Union
Bros. Wallace Wear
R. L. Smith
Jas. H. Martin
W. J. Horton
Santa Claus
Stock Holders Meeting At Harmony Church Dec 21 1907
Stock holders and directors of the Farmers' Union Warehouse will meet at Harmony church on Saturday December 21 1907 to elect a manager and conduct other business as may come before the meeting. J D L Byars secretary December 9 1907.
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Farmers’ Union Warehouse
Harmony Church
J.D.L. Byars
Instructive Partial Contents Course in Grammar
A catalog of English language study materials including vocabulary building, conversation, usage of shall and will, punctuation, home and school English, letter writing, daily drills, business English, compound words, and literature studies. Agents wanted in Evansville Illinois. sample copy 10 cents.
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Evanston, Ill
Mt Hope Store Announces Closing Sale Unprecedented Bargains
A notice from A. Lindsey announces the closing of their store at Mount Hope with unprecedented attractions for bargain seekers. The message promises genuine bargains on first class merchandise during a panic-time sale.
Clean Goods Stock Promises Best Merchandise at Reasonable Figures
A local seller announces a splendid stock of clean merchandise and plans to move it at the most reasonable figures. The statement emphasizes quality stock and affordable pricing to attract customers.
Closing out sale urged as goods must leave town
The message stresses a final clearance with all items on sale to avoid hauling unsold goods back to Leighton. It signals urgency for customers to act quickly before stock is moved or discarded.
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Leighton
Bargains in Dry Goods and More Sale
Bargains in dry goods millinery clothing overcoats ladies misses and children cloaks. Big stock of shoes bought this fall. Sale includes everything in stock. Also John Deer and Avery cultivators buggies on a wagon full line of harness and leather goods. Entire stock sold by Jan 1.
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Morey
John Deer and Avery
Special Notice of Mt Hope Sale and Business Retirement
A notice announces a stock sale at Mt Hope continuing until January first as the business retires. The message invites ladies to view bargains and states hand bills will provide a fuller announcement soon. The proprietor thanks patrons and explains he cannot give personal attention to the closing.
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Mt. Hope
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