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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1909
Page
5
In Montevallo Alabama 1909 Mrs Pope is jailed for life for murdering her mother. The crime occurred near the Girls Industrial School prompting shock and questions about life in such shadows. A lawyer who shot a poor widow in Ohio fled and remains at large.
A guaranteed cough remedy Bee s laxative cough syrup advertised for coughs colds croup whooping cough hoarseness and bronchial affections. Claimed fast relief with gentle laxative action and pleasant taste. Sold by J M Sandilio.
The article notes rapid July Fourth preparations while warning of many deaths from accidents and other causes as a tribute to patriotism. It reports Huntsville merchant W. L. Halsey, described as wealthy, being sent to an asylum after fatally shooting two men without provocation in Huntsville.
An advertisement promotes Rings Little Liver Pills as a remedy for headaches constipation and biliousness claiming they cleanse the system and do not gripe. The ad notes the price and that it is sold by J M Sandlin.
The Supreme Court ruled that state laws prohibiting express companies from delivering liquor to parties in dry territories are unconstitutional, striking down prohibitions and affirming interstate delivery rights.
A tube with nozzle attached is offered for direct application to affected parts. Guaranteed. Price 50 cents. Sold by J. M. Sandlin.
In Dothan a railroad worker attacked his wife with a razor, cutting her severely. In Birmingham a white man was arrested for mistreating work mules, the animals being skinned from harsh handling.
A historical note describes Woods Liver Medicine as a regulator for liver disorders providing relief from headaches constipation biliousness and related symptoms. It claims quick action for jaundice chills fever and malaria and notes a 1.00 size containing 2 percent more product than the 50c size sold by J. M. Sandlin.
Irwin Carter who shot and killed his sister's sweetheart near Huntsville weeks ago has died by his own hand. A separate incident reports a man killed by a wronged aggressor while kneeling in a church in Arkansas.
Pineules claim quick relief for lumbago rheumatism fatigue and kidney symptoms. They are described as a tonic for the system and to build strength and health. Prices are 50 cents and 1 dollar. Sold by J M Sandlin.
A fine line of ladies skirts is featured at the Globe Store offering varied styles and fabrics for the season. Shoppers can browse dressy to casual options, with prices and sizes available in the display area.
Shipp and his deputies of Chatta nooga must appear before the Supreme Court to answer for a mobbing incident years ago. The Mobile sheriff is now on trial for a similar offense, as the era of accountability proceeds.
Ennis Bros report long use of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, made in Des Moines, and recount a life saved in El Paso, Texas. Now in Narcoossee Florida, they sell the remedy with rising demand through J M Sandlin, S E Gardner, Sandersville, and D W Irwin, Hillsboro.
A Texas teacher described as a lovely young lady faced indictment and trial for cruel punishment of a student. After a brief deliberation the jury acquitted her, stating she did nothing but her duty.
An old newspaper ad proclaims Dr King s New Life Pills ease stomach trouble relief for dyspepsia and indigestion. It promises improved appetite and vigor as stomach liver and kidneys function better. Available 25 cents at medicine dealers.
Local shoppers discover Clover Cap brand ladies oxfords on display at the Globe Store. The pair features comfortable fit and stylish design appealing to women seeking durable casual footwear. Store hours and current sale pricing not specified in readable text.
The report notes beef and wheat costs climbing while Irish potatoes will soon be plentiful and blackberries redden, signaling a steady path until a large corn harvest can be relied upon.
A vintage advertisement extols Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the ultimate healer for cuts corns burns bruises sores scalds oils ulcers eczema salt rheum sore eyes cold sores and chapped hands. It claims perfection and lists a 25 cent price at medicine dealers.
Boys line up at the Globe for a swell pair of peg top trousers. The article notes popular demand and local store display encouraging youths to fashion a neat, updated look with these fashion items.
In Georgia a mob hanged a begro and pinned a chilling notice reading this is what will happen to all negroes in Lincoln County under similar circumstances. The article notes religious themes as salvation is said to be free but some pay 83 annually for their pews.
An advertisement urges buying United Wireless Telegraph Company stock claiming strong foundation for high returns. It directs readers to contact H. G. McLaws & Co. at 625-26 Woodlawn Bldg, Birmingham, Alabama, for full information and current price.
In the last five years the United States suffered fire losses totaling 1,246,002,050.00 dollars. Authorities attribute most of the damage to careless conduct and preventable mistakes, underscoring the need for stricter safety measures.
Attractive women are envied by others, while weak and sickly women show nervous irritability from kidney poisons. Electric Bitters regulate stomach, liver, and kidneys, purify the blood, and improve complexion, nerves, and breath. Many women credit them for health and beauty. 50c at Medicine Dealers.
Two ventusome Presbyterian ministers were rescued from watery graves by a shepherd dog. The ministers owe their lives to the faithful animal, and the community remains hopeful yet cautious about securing future rail infrastructure.
Bert R Lean of Chen y Wash tells how a hard cold led to dangerous lung trouble that stumped a Spokane specialist after costly visits. He improved only after trying Dr Kings New Discovery, which fully cured him. Suitable for Lung Trouble Bronchitis Coughs and Colds Asthma Croup and Whooping Cough. 50c and 1.00 Trial bottle free Guaranteed by Atlas Medicine Dealers.
Hon. C. M. Sherrod and Gregg N. Previtt of the lower valley visited the Probate Office for important business. The note mentions recent heavy rains delaying crops in bottom lands, but expresses optimism for a brighter day ahead and encourages renewed courage.
Many remarkable cures of stomach troubles have been effected by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. One man who spent over two thousand dollars for medicine was cured by a few boxes. Price 25 cents. Samples free at J. M. Sandlin's. 8. E. Gardner, Landersville, and D. W. Irwin, Hillsboro, Drug store.
The Columbus paper thanks B. L. Owen for a late issue that intrigued us. Myrtle Stephenson, a bright and accomplished former Athens Female College student, has returned home with high honors and more peers awaiting recognition.
A nursing mother guide notes that Chamberlains Salve may cure sore nipples when applied after nursing and wiped off before the next feeding. The note adds many trained nurses use this salve with best results and lists Sandlin Drug Co and local sellers in Sandersville and Hillsboro.
Indications point to a decrease in cotton acreage, yet effort should produce ample corn and other foods. The piece notes many lives lost in recent western floods and substantial property damage.
A sprained ankle usually disables a person for a month or more but Cham berlain's Liniment may cure in less than a week with faithful use. The product is praised for prompt relief from sprains bruises chronic or muscular rheumatism. Sold by J M Sandlin, S E Gardner, Sandersville, and D W.
Mrs Lucy White Benner of Courtland is in Moultoh to recover her health. Great religious revivals sweep the state, especially at Russelville and Sheffield. Our gratitude goes to friends for favors and patience as tasks are dispatched promptly.
An advice notice promotes Chamberlains Liniment as a relief for rheumatism pain and sleep aid. It claims cure in many cases and urges trial before discouragement. Listed sellers include J. M. Sandlin, 8. E. Gardner, Sandersville and D. W. Irwin, Hillsboro.
Jim Parrish faces execution by hanging in Decatur on July 9 for causing a fatal incident a year ago. The case involves Black defendants and a Black victim, Lem Lane, with the community awaiting the legal procedures and outcome.
Fine Wheat, Bro J H Wordsworth of Mt Home reported a strong wheat outlook on Thursday. His crop stands shoulder high with heads well filled and should be ready to harvest in two weeks. He notes neighbors also sowed wheat last fall and it looks better. The writer urges farmers in Lawrence County to return to first principles for a prosperous year and to resist soulless corporations.
An ad touts De Witt's Little Early Risers as the best liver pills ever made. Describes them as small gentle pleasant and sure pills and notes availability from all druggists.
Advertising copy touts DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve as original and effective for cuts burns bruises and piles with insistence on asking for the product Sold by all druggists in a period voice suggesting broad consumer use and availability.
We Sticks feed to John Howell and onry Gibson for a supply of fine pump kin seed. John had one vine in his Siege last year that produced 14 pump ins the size of a wash tub. William Henderson, an old colored man, after serving a rich family 40 years was retired on a pension. He was also given a beautiful home and a carliage with two fine horses hitched to it. Uncle Bill is now having a good time in the evening of life, and this should encourage other servants to be faithful. He lives in New York. After 5 years a sheriff has returned from Honduras to take his medicine in Louisiana. He was behind $70,000 on leaving which was reduced to 50,000 by the seizure of his property.
The ad claims no other remedy matches DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills for kidney bladder ailments causing backache rheumatic pains and urinary disorders. A free trial box offer is tied to sending a name to E C DeWitt & Co Chicago, with local druggists selling the pills.
A note remarks that a bill to raise rural carrier pay is before Congress and praises deserving workers. It mentions Will Pickens needing tips for a hack and horses, a mother abandoning her infant who is cared for by the Salvation Army, and various local notices including Ben Sherrod in New Mexico and preachers from Mt Hope.
Mrs Eliza Gailey visits MT area and plans safe return to New Decatur. A Spanish tempest claims 100 fishermen amid heavy rains hit Arkansas western states. Judge Almon praised for prohibition efforts in Franklin county after sentencing 10 bootleggers. Motes sent to penitentiary. spouse and mother in law bond on murder case in Illinois and six other states quake. A young woman’s death after a church quarrel. reporter to gather details for next paper. Fred Sanderson and Miss Mary Petree wed at Tuscumbia. blessings wished. Rod Masterson visits New Decatur.
The paper celebrates reaching 1250 copies six pages today and online readers as subscribers grow while praising loyal old guard readers who shaped its past. It notes three reader groups including skeptical critics, business supporters, and lifelong loyalists who sustained the paper through times of war and peace. Also includes an ad claiming Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure deafness caused by catarrh.
The Athens Courier honors Dr T. Jones of Lawrence County, recalled fondly by citizens. He rushed to Birmingham last week when his daughter Mrs Charles Smith fell ill, catching the Birmingham train by auto after Athens’s town train had passed. The column mentions a Liberty Hall girl named Lilly White in his honor.
Messrs Wilson and Hogan from Addison called Saturday and presented a linen shirt made and laundered by Miss Ellen, daughter of Mr Wilson. Ellen was a prize winner in the contest. The editor expresses thanks and best wishes.
Letters from country friends will appear next week. Albert Windham and Wise have postponed their Colorado trip due to chills and fever. Bros, Lilsen Johnson, two Cumberland Presbyterian ministers, called Monday.
A second heavy storm from Sunday night into Monday left low lands flooded and uplands badly washed. Crops suffer with oats flattened corn yellowing cotton grassy and weeds thriving. Property damage reported by Bill Nat Almon with a blown veranda and outbuildings. Several barns blown down affecting Mrs Bud Ellis John Montgomery and C G Stockston. no livestock harmed.
A man named Dave Shoulders was shot and killed Thursday about ten miles northwest of Courtland. Another Black man was wounded, and two of Richard Harris's mules were peppered with gunfire. The dispute stemmed from a negro crap game. Sympathy is offered to those affected.
Many veterans plan to attend the Memphis reunion next Tuesday with free meals starting Monday for all attendees.
West Montgomery was released last Friday in the custody of James A. Berry hill after making bond. He is at home and preparing for potential further court action.
June Lynch traveled to Nashville last week on a business trip and returned with plans for upcoming meetings. She met with local partners to discuss expansion opportunities and potential collaborations.
Bros Hill and McClannahan of Hartselle passed through town Saturday toward Landersville where Hill had an appointment to preach Sunday. They enjoyed the joke and were greeted with rain as usual.
Lightning struck John H. Aldridge's barn about a mile east of Moulton last Saturday evening and killed a fine mule. No other damage reported.
Health mentions in Addison Mo area report note health good. Social items include last Sunday decorations at Cave Spring and visits by Miss Visa Loomey to Hartsette area near Mr Walker Penn. Mentions of social plans at Hickory Grove and greetings to family members.
Claiming liver trouble and biliousness require more than laxatives, the ad promotes Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle bowel stimulant that also aids the liver and digestion. It cites testimonials from Hinchman, Block, and Mrs Brown, notes affordable pricing, and offers free samples from Pepsin Syrup Co. in Monticello Illinois via Windham & Co. and Irwin Drug Co.
Public auction in Moulton Alabama on June 28 1909 to sell the Kenlock tract 480 acres including residence mill and tannery. The deed of trust was executed by James T Masterson and Mary A Masterson and John Stephenson and Thresse Stephen son default on loan. Terms are cash and sale conducted by trustee James M Doss at the courthouse door in front of Lawrence County Court House.
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