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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
3
The Moulton Advertiser in Moulton Alabama reports its large and growing circulation as of June 6 1907 noting increasing readership and regional reach in the county.
An advertisement by F. W. Williams of 400 Manhattan Avenue New York promotes a free instant relief remedy for eczema salt rheum erysipelas piles and other skin ailments. A Chicago suicide note lists six reasons for ending life including lifelong dissatisfaction a deformed leg paralysis and nerve pain.
An ad touts Botanic Blood Balm as a free trial cure for blood and skin diseases including cancer with a price of $1 per bottle. The page also mentions obscene postcards mailed nationwide and a Chicago incident where a young lady killed her mother, tried to kill her father, and burned herself.
A Dallas man, Mr. Er. W. Goodioe of 107 St Louis St, praises Dr King's New Life Pills saying they quickly relieve malaria and biliousness without grinding or griping. Available for 25 cents at Windham & Co's drug store.
The laboring men show solidarity with the street car workers in Birmingham, with about 6000 attending last Sunday to voice indignation. Report notes another wave of factors released nationwide, and doctors prescribing diverse remedies for ailments.
Pain in the stomach colic and diarrhoea quickly relieved by Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by Windham & Co Moulton and S E Gardner Langersville.
A public square tale features Walter Almon with Mike Finney as the story’s hero. An advertisement asserts Pink Pain Tablets from Dr. Shoop cure various pains by easing blood pressure and offers a free trial by mailing the product to Racine Wisconsin and sellers Windham & Co. Moulton and J. J. Smith Town Creek.
The Woodmen of the World decorated the graves of their late sovereigns A. M. Golden and Thos H. Bradford at Bethel last Sunday. A notice of the decoration arrived too late for last week, and the paper asks friends to submit items by Monday each week.
State of Ohio Toledo city Lucas County legal notice asserts F. J. Cheney & Co. will pay $100 for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sworn December 6 1886 Notary A. W. Gleason. Cure advertised with testimonials. Also notes on Hall’s Pills for constipation. Nearby jail brief mentions Kirk Vinson’s confinement and Charlie Glenn’s newborn batics.
They say Catholics are arranging to build a cathedral in Nashville costing $100,000. The note adds a boast that Catholics always build for time and eternity.
John Garret of North Mill North Carolina writes that after forty years with a sore stubborn to treatments he used Backlene Arnica Salve and was healed, becoming a happy man. Guaranteed by Windbem Co. druggist.
Frank Pickens writes from Mr. Hope praising the paper for morality and reports crop prospects. He notes cotton in the area largely replanted, upland corn improving though some bottom land remains unplanted, and the oat crop strong. He says he formed the Union and will support the order, praising the farmers and hoping for continued prosperity.
An advertisement urges readers to self treat minor ailments to avoid doctor costs. It extols Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, Cough Remedy, Pain Baby liniment, Stomach and Liver Tablets, and Salve, noting one bottle of each costs 1.25 dollars. Sold by Windham & Co. in Moulton and S. E Gardner in Laudersville.
The article notes red headed fish have appeared in Big Nance and are said to hiss like fake snakes. It urges Charlie Prince to carry a gun on his next trip and to scalp one of the varmints for display in The Moulton Advertiser office.
An advertising pitch promises free samples of Dr Shoop's Restorative and a book on stomach heart or kidney troubles. It argues symptoms mask deeper illness and claims the product treats inside nerves to strengthen vital organs. Addresses include Racine Wisconsin and Windham and Co Maniton J T.
The text notes the poorest cotton prospect ever seen with yields not expected to exceed 6,000,000 bales. It asserts farmers are taking action to adapt and make use of new opportunities, signaling a shift in agricultural strategy.
A letter from Geo H. Parris of Vedar Grove Me describes liver and kidney trouble before using Electric Bitters. He credits the first bottle with relief and says three bottles completed the cure. Windham & Co. druggists guarantee the product for stomach liver and kidney troubles priced at 60 cents.
Residents anticipate Huntsville hosting the biggest fair in North Alabama history as the queen city readies events and exhibits. The note directs readers to Lawyer Irwin for definitions and keeps city pride at the forefront.
A 19th century notice urging immediate attention for a child’s diarrhea with Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, sold by Windham & Co Mol ton and S. E. Gardner Lampndceraville, with Easter Ones directed with each bottle.
Tuscumbia seeks to move Southern railway offices from Memphis to its city, while Huntsville aims to win the Sheffield shops, reflecting a regional power struggle. A New York couple declines a $2,000,000 bridal gift, arguing happiness cannot be bought with money.
Advertising copy offers Dr Shoop's Magic Ointment as a pile remedy promising positive relief. Claims include curing itching, pain, protruding or blind piles and a swift disappearance with use. Sold via Win dham & Co in Moulton and J I Smith in Town Creek. price 50 cents for a large nickel capped glass.
Last week the Northwest endured extreme cold with many locales reporting temperatures well below freezing. Energy use surged and schools delayed openings as frost and ice blanketed streets and highways.
A lady customer suffered with tetter for years until one box of Chamberlains Salve cured her. Chamberlains medicines give splendid satisfaction in the community. For sale by Windham Co. and S. E. Gardner.
C V Pepper of Fedora Tennessee recounts a dramatic recovery after being bedridden with moragrs of the lungs and throat. He began Dr King s New Discovery, experienced relief, stopped coughing, saw diminished bleeding, and returned to work within three weeks. Trial bottle offered free at Windham & Co's Drug Store with 50 cent to 1 dollar prices.
Farmers receive various advice but will heed only what suits them as they praise friends for support. The blackberry crop is forecast to be abundant and Unveile Alien Landers is described as the happiest man in Lawrence county.
Get a free sample of Dr Shoop's Health Coffee Imitation claimed to mimic Old Java and Mocha in flavor without real coffee. Advertises malt, nuts and grains, quick preparation, and local sellers Win dham & Co. and J. T. Smith.
A fragmented town column mixes weather, crime rumors, and local chatter. Mentions a new Sheffield daily paper venture, peach promises, and Misses Sally Alexander and Carry Lindsey visiting Hartselle. Reports Indian snake worship in New Mexico, labor demand, a Birmingham mayoral squabble, Chicago murder, potato pest tips, floods, and storms in Texas. Mrs. McKinley’s death benefits and Uncle Allen Landers’ visit feature, along with a risky mill incident and a loose civic note from Bloomingdale.
County officials report no applications for any portion of the School house building fund from the county. They state entitlement of 1,000 may be unnecessary. Cotton market chatter suggests the plant is practically ruined across regions.
The Russelville Times notes a Huntsville hardware store valued at 15900 dollars was entirely destroyed by fire. It also covers Thos H Roberson of that city facing illness, a wide strike at L N railroad affecting 700 machinists and possibly 20000 others, two high school girls returning to Moulton, flogging in Delaware, locust forecasts, a strong education speech by S S Broadus, and rural carrier developments with 267 female carriers and 1000 substitutes.
By order of J W Davidson claiming to be State Chairman the Republicans are to meet in Convention at Birmingham on June 26. The motive is not stated but the move could give Alabama a respectable opposition to the Democrats prompting more careful consideration of the people's best interests.
The Washington ice cream freezer is praised as the best choice and can freeze cream in three minutes. Orders should be sent to the China Hall in Decatur Alabama.
Union News reports Bears Cross Local No 700 of Lawrence Co publicizes farming union efforts with 75 members and plans for fair cotton prices amid drought. Local obituaries honor Mrs Elizabeth Kelley and Mrs Eaton Lynch, both long-term residents, with funeral services led by Elders Hill and Quinn at the Southeast Cemetery.
Race Lynch and his wife arrived in Decatur for several days to care for and be near their mother Mrs. Katon Lynch during her illness and subsequent death.
The China Hall in Decatur, Alabama offers baseball gloves balls and bats. Mr Nesbit will set prices to suit buyers and invites customers to call and see him.
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