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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1917
Page
2
The excerpt reflects reform notions and social remarks from a historical voice. It notes charity begins at home, balloon travel with caveats, and the claim that honesty in speech is rare. A woman writer advocates for a conscientious approach to marriage, and the piece ends with an opinion that alcohol abuse has increased crime, despite lacking statistics.
Suggestions from United States Department of Agriculture Farmers Bulletin 808 emphasize careful planning in buying and serving foods. Use cereals freely, maintain daily milk for each child, and plan to reduce waste by measuring weekly usage, buying nonperishables in bulk when prices allow, and avoiding excessive portions. Neighbors may club together for lower rates and vary flavors to keep meals appealing. True economy lies in prudent purchasing and maximizing use of all bought items.
A tribute to Herman Taylor, a 20 year old Antioch singer who joined the church last summer and worked, praised for kindness and talent. The piece notes his death, hopeful singing with angels, and sympathy to his parents and siblings. It references Mississippi’s centennial birthday cake plan with ten women per county.
H Cllover, chairman of the American food Board, says the average American eats 25 percent more than he needs and that kitchens in American households waste 24 percent of their food.
The American Sugar Refining Company last year paid nearly $100,000 in pensions and sick benefits to its employees. Eligibility includes retirement at age 65 or after completing 30 years of service.
Observation suggests many people fear water exposure in grip season while singing about angelic desire. The remark frames weather or seasonal risk as a practical concern affecting behavior.
A new income tax proposal would levy a war tax on earnings above $1,000, affecting about 2,500 people including farmers nationwide. The measure targets pop men and workers, reflecting broader wartime financing needs.
The business agent of the Cleveland Building Trades Council was imprisoned after demanding $5,000 in exchange for sparing a workmen’s stake. The case highlights union corruption and pressure tactics in the trade industry.
A railroad official claims railroads exist to make money, contrasting with what farmers were told when seeking right of way. The remark highlights tension between corporate aims and farmer expectations during land access discussions.
The third District Four Sunday School Convention will meet on the third Sunday in June. All schools are urged to send large delegations as this is the last convention before the Annual County meeting. The program includes sermons, devotions, lessons discussions, and reports. Delegates’ pledges should be collected. A J Rylant signs the notice.
A brief public notice from Northwestern Business Agency in Minneapolis Minnesota about selling farming property. The notice invites interested buyers to contact the agency for terms and location details. The filing outlines steps to initiate the sale and required documentation.
The article argues fruits should be eaten raw on an empty stomach or with nuts. Cooking is said to ruin valuable properties and dull skin texture while improving complexion and eye brightness. It claims fruits cleanse the system and have medicinal value, proposing a fruitarian diet to prevent most diseases.
A YMCA clubhouse costing 225,900 dollars will be erected at the Minnequa Steel Works of the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company in Pueblo Colorado. Most funds are contributed by John D Rockefeller and his son.
Weekly News Letter argues for education as a gatekeeper for officer training, insisting admission requires at least a high school education and that wealth or influence should not bypass merit. It cites Montgomery Advertiser quotes on education’s role in opportunity, social efficiency, and shaping a better future across generations.
A cross-state group of schoolmen gathered to define education. They offered statements equating education with training to act rightly at the right time, doing what must be done regardless of desire, and possessing gumption when forgotten.
Jones and Abshire at Gervis Lumber Co in Decatur Alabama offer a barter: exchange dress ed lumber for cattle.
On account of moving to Hillsboro I offer my house and jot in Moulton for sale or rent Possession at once Harbin Hill Moulton Ala
A street level essay on shop windows and advertising. It contrasts two window-trimmers and urges merchants to show goods readers will want and to pair attractive display with practical appeal. The piece argues words must match needs not simply be flashy.
Washington DC notes southeastern states should grow sweet sorghums sudan grass millets and cowpeas to supply hay and ease transport. Seed costs limit sowing sudan grass and cowpeas while millets and sorghums offer cheaper options. Row planting boosts fodder yield per acre.
In a recent address Hon John Lord O'Brian warned that the state cannot be run by magazines or by citizens who rely on desultory reading from numerous periodicals for intellectual guidance. He urged clearer thinking among the great body of citizens amid debates on educational stimulus and media influence.
Striking Chicago bakers resent Samuel Gompers President of the American Federation of Labor saying no strikes would be called during the war. They threaten he would be flayed alive if he came to Chicago.
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