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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1915
Page
1
Bible quotations are planned for weekly publication to provide readers with beneficial passages on various subjects and to encourage study and reflection. The project invites space throughout the period to feature selected verses.
A biblical passage warns that cursing God bears sin and death for blasphemy the name of Jehovah. Moses leads Israelites to execute a stoned offender. Jesus declares all sins and blasphemies forgiven except blasphemy against the Spirit.
A biblical exegesis recalls Jesus declaring all sins forgiven for humankind except blasphemy against the Holy Spirit, which carries eternal guilt. The passage emphasizes divine forgiveness contrasted with unforgivable offense and eternal judgment.
A biblical line states that forgiving is possible for those who speak against the Son of man, but blasphemy against the Holy Spirit shall not be forgiven. The quotation reflects a theological warning on unforgivable sin.
Switzerland acts as a major importer of American apples, reflecting strong demand and trade ties. Import volumes indicate steady settlings in the fruit trade, with U.S. apple shipments reaching Swiss markets and retailers.
On a train through the Alps of NE California and Nevada at 4000 feet rising to 7000, the traveler describes eternal snow, snow sheds, and canyon wonders. He passes a snowy Great Basin route then reaches Salt Lake City and visits the Mormon Tabernacle Temple Lion House Young grave and a near completion state capital. He tours Los Angeles San Diego and San Francisco expositions then heads to Pueblo Denver Kansas City and home. This vacation is described as the trip of a lifetime with hopes friends join and note the rough handwriting from the moving train.
Moulton Alabama Route 4 resident A M Moats thanks friends neighbors and relatives for kindness after their house smoke house and all were burned on April 1. The family prays for God’s blessings on all who helped and expresses deep gratitude for the aid received.
A report notes that seventy five percent of rifle ammunition manufacturing for the United States army and navy is carried out by women. The finding highlights women's dominant role in wartime munitions production.
In 1913 Sicily produced about 755,700 tons of grapes marking a substantial harvest for the island. Local vintners and regional traders noted strong demand as markets absorbed the large crop.
The Birmingham Ledger cites a Christian Science Monitor piece comparing past and present moral fights. It notes sixty years apart the North and South swapped positions on abolition and prohibition, with state rights versus national control becoming central. Both eras feature fierce rhetoric, shifting alliances, and large economic stakes.
St Louis live stock report traces Alabama’s rise as a cattle region. Eradication of ticks and state effort boosted breeders, with J. C. Harper of Wilcox County highlighted for leading consignments. A car of 919 lb steers sold today at $7.20 per cwt demonstrates higher demand on the market.
In the town of Seden with about 1500 residents, businessman J. H. Edwards invests $2000 yearly in local advertising. He built a magnificent store, a nice home, and a big farm, crediting advertising as the live wire of his business and a gauge of entrepreneurial energy. This Q&A reflects publishers’ curiosity about why more skip advertising.
Ma Garth Gilchrist Courtland County Demonstration Agent offers cholera inoculation for hogs at the owner's expense only for the serum. He performs the work as part of his duties with free services otherwise. Call on him for assistance.
Capper's Weekly notes Kansas reduced pauperism by more than half since 1904 point to federal data. The bulletin contrasts Kansas 1904 50 percent of national rate with 1910 just over 40 percent. It cites declining actual paupers from 780 to 735 and compares Wisconsin New Jersey New York Pennsylvania and Massachusetts to Kansas sempiters.
The Lawrence County Live Stock Association will meet at Moulton on Monday morning June 7. Much important business is to be transacted. All people interested in the raising of livestock are urged to attend. Meeting will be held before Circuit Court convenes. Come early. L. E. Hurst, President. Mo. P. White, Secretary.
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