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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1908
Page
3
The Moulton Advertiser from Moulton Alabama dated 1908 provides a glimpse of early 20th century civic life. It shows community notices, small business ads, and local happenings typical of a rural Alabama town newspaper in that era.
An advertisement by F. W. Williams of 400 Manhattan Avenue New York offers a free guaranteed cure for eczema salt rheum erysipelas piles and skin diseases with instant relief. Readers are urged to send a stamp to receive the remedy at no cost.
Farmers report ongoing pea sowing with visions of future harvests. Peas enrich soil and provide nutritious fodder for animals and people. anticipates J W Crow arriving soon with a basket of sweet potatoes.
An advertisement asserts catarrh is constitutional and requires internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure, a blood purifier taken internally, is said to act on mucous surfaces and blood, with testimonials available. Sold by druggists. also Hall's Family Pills for constipation are promoted.
Cooks in several eastern cities walk out seeking higher pay and two months vacation with expenses at watering places. Farmers in Baldwin county report corn yields of 60 to 100 bushels per acre, attributing the gains to heavy fertilization and diligent work.
Mrs E R Pierson of Auburn Centre Pa says Dr Kings New Discovery cures long standing threat and lung trouble where other treatments failed. The renowned cough and cold remedy for throat and lung healing is sold at Windham Co and all drug stores 50c and 1.00 trial bottle free.
Hon. Jake Moore state warden of Georgia testifies after years of severe indigestion that Kodol relieved his symptoms in one day and helped him regain weight and health. He preserves a bottle and recommends it for others. Atlanta August 10, 1904. Sold by Irwin Drug Co.
Carrie Nation swings again demolishing about ten thousand joints in ten years. Mass woods last week burned, wiping out millions in timber value. John Ray age 26 died by self harm near Florence, with father and brother also slain themselves.
Heat weakens nerves and appetite, but Dr Shoop's Restorative is claimed to rebuild worn out nerves improve digestion and strengthen kidneys and heart. The remedy promises noticeable daily gains within 48 hours and is sold by all dealers.
Six million acres of yellow pine lands are joined into one body, signaling a likely surge in lumber. Hugh Stewart and his son arrived in town with their whistling machine, prompting locals to mistake it for the Northwestern railroad, only to be disappointed.
A. A. Pel ton of Hartsville New York says Dr. Kings New Life Pills have helped him for years andare just exactly right. The ad claims relief from constipation malaria and general ill effects with Windjam Co. selling the remedy at drug stores location details minimal.
Rumor says Methodist group purchased land from A J Crosthwaite just south of their present site for a brick church. The old church and parsonage will be offered for sale. The patched church could serve as a schoolhouse temporarily until funds recover from building, and local parties are urged to act promptly.
One preparation known today will promptly aid the stomach. Kodol digests all food classes thoroughly and will, for a short time, give complete relief from stomach disorders. Take Kodol today and continue as needed. Sold by drwin Drug.Co.
A woman and her son were wounded when a trolley car trip from an outing to Atlanta ended with gunfire. The bullet passed through the boy's head, lodging in the mother's neck, both gravely injured. An explosion in a Pennsylvania mine killed seven men and injured many others. Indiana is a doubtful state with a strong Bryan lean.
Advertisement offers the book No 4 For Women by Dr Shoop of Racine Wisconsin. It claims the Night Cure and antiseptic suppositories provide relief for women and can correct weaknesses. It invites readers to write for the book and notes the Night Cure is sold by all dealers.
Charlie Prince has almost transformed his residence into a palace and Pat Kirkland is reported in Decatur and Hertselle, traveling across two or three counties. Mrs. Maggie Irwin is staying with her daughter Mrs. G. K. McGregor at Hartsella for several weeks.
It cannot be beat for stomach and liver troubles says M Harden of Silver City NC. He calls Electric Bitters the best medicine for weakness backache and run down conditions. Also effective against chills and malaria, sold with guarantee at Windham & Co and other drug stores.
E H Blaxton from Courtland asks readers to accept his account and we extend doubt to subscribers. The note shows readers may know more about events than the paper, and mentions two Negro men who died after a craps game near Florence.
Bert Barber of Eton Wisconsin says four doses of Kidney and Bladder Pills from Irwin Drug Co. cured more than any other medicine. He continues taking them until a perfect cure is achieved.
G L Kitchens of Danville sends a silver dollar and asks to continue the Moulton Advertiser for 12 months, expressing long-time readership and gratitude. The writer shares enthusiasm as Judge Almondown guides Big Nance to victory, lifting spirits as the yellow cat is revealed from boulders.
An advertisement promotes Dr Shoop s Magic Ointment as a quick remedy for piles. It offers a trial box by mail to prove its effectiveness and notes the product is for external or internal piles. It emphasizes a 50 cent size and availability through all dealers.
A Colbert Republicans ticket is named in a brief report praising a veteran man, Bro. G. W. Dudley, and lamenting limited federal gains, calling the opposition’s aims vain as the speaker hopes to meet the elder statesman soon.
An old advertisement touts Cascasweet as safe for babies and free of opiates, claiming it aligns with the National Pure Food and Drugs Law. It is sold by Irwin Drug Co and recommended by mothers nationwide.
The note thanks J. B. Spangier for a generous remittance of four figures. The payment arrived as Milton public buildings nearly exhausted the local reserve fund, marking a timely contribution to maintain project funds.
R N Farrar of Cat Island La recalls a 1907 diarrhoea attack and credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with quick relief He jokes that using it in 1702 would have saved a $100 doctor bill Sold by Irwin Drug Co Moulton and others The note also mentions ongoing fish and snake stories and a local columnist awaiting John Brewer’s moments
Advertises DeWitt's Little Early Risers pleasant pills that are easy to take and sold by Irwin Drug Co.
Walter Stephenson is praised for modesty and graceful conduct as he earns significant pis catorial honors. The narrator notes plans to enjoy one more fishing trip with him and express excitement for his marvelous activity.
Pain will depart in exactly 20 minutes if one tablet is taken. Pink Pain Tab claims to move blood pressure away from pain centers and relieve headaches and toothache. Includes 80 tablets for 25 cents sold by all desirers.
J A Haynes of Danville route 1 visits and recalls his Civil War service as a sharpshooter. He brings card coupons to aid Miss Ellen Wilson for a sewing machine. He praises Miss Wilson. Walter Jackson may boost efforts. The Negro National League opposes Taft, but many Black voters likely back Republicans.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is recommended for cuts burns bruises and scratches. It is especially good for piles. Sold by Irwin Drug Co.
A Georgia hail storm killed one negro and four mules. A letter from 8. E. Holliman of Mehama praises the community and the editor notes adding his mother’s name to the local list.
Beautiful views from L. T. Key show Anson Texas, sparking a wish for a wagon loaded with 50 bales of cotton. The piece urges Lewis to secure that image as an object lesson while cautioning Texas not to capture more of their citizens.
Reports say many women are canning and drying fruit as signs point to higher living costs next winter. In Birmingham district, Union Miners strike threatens many families with hardship. A Philadelphia trolley car was struck by lightning injuring five women seriously.
The ad touts Chamberlain's Salve priced at two and a half cents, with local druggists Irwin Drug Co. and 8 E Gardner and D W Irwin selling it. Reports claim good crops nationwide and hints at a coming era of prosperity. A noted remark claims Pope Pius is a Democrat in habit but firm in faith. A New York tragedy recounts a doctor who killed his father-in-law two years ago and was shot by the widow last week.
J W Jenkins of Chapel Hill North Carolina extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the best salve for healing wounds burns and sores, citing a felon on a thumb cured. Available for 25 cents at Windham & Co and other drug stores.
Farmers report lively harvests with turnip greens as a spring tonic and Irish potatoes in good supply for winter. Rails of local crops improve after rains while farmers rest on laurels. A warning note on violence and crime is noted alongside regional pest control efforts in Mobile.
A memorial notice from Courtland Lodge No 37 A F and A M to commemorate Charles C Swoope born February 4 1885 died June 19 1908 at age 73 5 15. It honors his character as a citizen neighbor friend and family man and announces mourning customs including draping jewels and wearing mourning badges for 30 days. The lodge resolves to bow to the Supreme Grand Master and spread the tribute in minutes and to The Moulton Advertiser.
A New York mother welcomed twins and named one Bryan and the other Taft. The report notes the unusual pair of names for siblings and records their birth in the city.
A. Bernstein advertises eleven pounds of good coffee at one dollar until further notice. Call and examine it.
Lawrence County Probate Court announces that on July 16 1908 a purported will of Annie S Crenshaw deceased was filed for probate by Emma C Sykes J G Kumpe judge sets August 17 1908 as hearing date at which J T Land of McRae Georgia may appear to contest the will.
The case in Lawrence County Alabama Fourth District Chancery at Moulton requires Johnathan Steadman a non resident to answer the bill by August 18 1908 or risk a pro confesso decree. Publication is ordered in The Moulton Advertiser for four consecutive weeks. D C Goodlett Register dated July 20 1908.
After years of stomach trouble and costly medicines Samuel Boyer from Folsom praised Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets for his wife. Irwin Drug Co. and partners offer samples. Also notes Bill Slaton visiting and giving votes for Evie Shelton. Mentions a deadly explosion on a Boston pleasure boat.
In 1872 a cholera and diarrhoea crisis popularized Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It has since held a strong record for thirty-five years, widely sold in the United States and abroad. Nine druggists would recommend it despite profit-driven alternatives. Available through Irwin Drug Co. Moulton, E Gardner Landereville, and D W Irwin.
A defective electric wire at Goodwater Alabama caused a blaze that nearly wiped out the town. Circulating rumors claim Prohibition is materially aiding moonshiners.
A Carbon Hill reader recalls a severe dysentery attack on his four year old son. Two doctors gave up, but Webber treated with Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy which cured the child. The sender asserts the remedy saves many lives yearly and urges proper dosage per directions, noting it is sold by Irwin Drug in Moulton and nearby towns.
A Colorado bulldog saved his master by biting and pulling away a live wire when the man stumbled onto it. The heroic act cost the dog its life as it was fatally shocked in the process. The owner survived.
Report notes many criminals, termed blind tigers, are being captured and convicted across the state. It voices aim to run down rascals, end malign conduct, and punishment, while condemning the brutal murder of Father Leo and noting the priesthood is maligned in denunciation actions.
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