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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1908
Page
4
A Dec 28 1907 letter from S E Stewart & Bros of Moulton Alabama mailed to the Moulton Advertiser praises advertising impact and includes a $12 50 check for four weeks of ads The letter, not meant for publication, is shared with readers to illustrate the ink drawing power and its effect on trade
J B Cunningham born December 20 1864 in Mount Hope Alabama died November 12 1907 in Birmingham Alabama. He led Florence State Normal College and Paul Hayne School before guiding Birmingham High School. A respected educator he served as secretary of the Southern Teachers Association and inspired teachers and students across the state.
William Irvine Baker, aged about forty eight, died at his Trinity home on Christmas Eve after months of declining health. Married in 1887 to Lilly Elliott, he left three daughters and a son. He spoke of spiritual welfare in his last days and was laid to rest near Box Wood.
A classroom arithmetic lesson converts nine hundred million dollars spent on liquor into stacked inches, feet, rods, and finally miles. The dialogue leads through measurements ending with the figure one thousand five hundred seventy eight miles of silver dollars laid end to end.
A Christian Observer editorial urges readers to study a temperance bill, arguing the proposed law would waste money on grog and comparing the expense to ten men with scoop shovels. The piece treats the issue as a pressing public duty and calls for practical reflection.
An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a universal remedy for blood and skin diseases including cancer, ulcers, eczema, and rheumatism. Claims large bottle cures chronic cases when all else fails and offers a free sample by writing to the Blood Balm Company in Atlanta, Georgia.
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