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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1908
Page
1
In a castle hall during Christmas, Lovell's bride hides in an oak chest pursued by a lonely groom. Weeks pass as villagers recall the tale. An old chest is opened to reveal a skeletal remains and a bridal wreath, sealing a sorrowful fate.
A sale advertisement offers No 1 all heart poplar shingles guaranteed. Unsapped shingles sold cheaper. For samples and prices visit W. D. Irwin at Moulton or the seller at his mill eight miles south of Moulton in the area of W.1, Glenn.
An impassioned meditation on honor as a lifelong virtue. The piece contrasts true internal honor with external pretended honor, urges living honorably in the present, and reflects on how integrity sustains through misfortune. It extols honesty, straight talk, and treating others as one would wish to be treated.
In Burkrun's old mill house two men pursue a rumored Spook. A shadowy creature attacks as they venture inside, mortally wounding Tom while the narrator battles the ghastly form. By dawn they discover a blood-hound corpse, the apparent killer behind the spectral terror.
Season in Store history marked by a mid-summer millinery event with a gratifying public response. Over recent weeks the store has been busy collecting new style effects for the promotion.
F M Hamilton, noted for fine hogs, said in a visit yesterday that he has thirty young Duroc Jersey pigs to be raised on Bermuda grass. He reports success feeding with minimal wheat and Bermuda pasture, with an eighteen head herd thriving after thirty days on the regimen.
The good roads movement grows with strong farming support across Alabama. A Sumpter county farmer recalls opposing road bonds but now sees time saved and value added as better roads boost markets, schools, and county life.
A quirky forecast notes Mr. Bryan finishing a wall near Denver around the 30th and a deadfall at Cov. Johnson’s gate. It mocks Democratic rivals, praises heroics, and mentions Juno, Jupiter, public commencements, and playful summer misadventures, ending with Bryan atop Pike's Peak in the public eye.
Public notice urges readers to stop spitting by mailing two-cent stamps for a hanger card from COMINCARD Co. in Saint Louis Missouri. The card promises to warn against spitting nuisances and be memorable once seen.
A critiquing note condemns Democratic papers for forecasting defeat if Bryan is the nominee, calling such chatter weak and unbecoming.
The piece contrasts occasional meetings with a sentimental fat girl against the more frequent image of thin bonny girls who appear pensive and careworn.
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